alison pill played kim in scott pilgrim vs the world.
alison pill played kim in scott pilgrim vs the world.
who plays kim in scott pilgrim vs the world?
alison pill
at the 2010 mtv movie awards, the first clip was released featuring scott facing lucas lee in battle. the actors playing lee's stunt doubles are the actual stunt doubles for chris evans. alison pill, who plays kim in the film, stated that her character's past relationship with scott will be explored in other media stating that "there will be a little something-something that will air on adult swim". the animated short, "scott pilgrim vs. the animation", produced by titmouse inc., adapts the opening prologue of the second "scott pilgrim" book and was aired on adult swim on august 12, 2010, a day prior to the film's theatrical release, later being released on their website. michael cera stated that he felt the film was "a tricky one to sell. i don't know how you convey that movie in a marketing campaign. i can see it being something that people are slow to discover. in honesty, i was slow to find "shaun of the dead"".
scott pilgrim vs. the world
nick schager of "slant magazine" gave the film a positive review of three and a half stars out of four, calling edgar wright an "inspired mash-up artist, and "scott pilgrim vs. the world" may be his finest hybridization to date". a. o. scott made the film a "critics pick", stating "there are some movies about youth that just make you feel old, even if you aren't ... "scott pilgrim vs. the world" has the opposite effect. its speedy, funny, happy-sad spirit is so infectious that the movie makes you feel at home in its world even if the landscape is, at first glance, unfamiliar." according to michael phillips, ""scott pilgrim vs. the world" is different, and not just because it's funny first and everything else second. director and co-writer edgar wright understands the appeal of the original bryan lee o'malley graphic novels ... o'malley's manga-inspired books combine utter banality with superhero hyperbole, and it's a lot for a director to take on. wright, who is british, has taken it on and won. "scott pilgrim vs. the world" lives and breathes the style of the original books, with animated squiggles and hearts and stars filling out the frame in many individual shots. some of this is cute; some of it is better, weirder than 'cute.'" phillips concludes:
scott pilgrim vs. the world