Scott Pilgrim Vs The Universe, Lost in Adaptation ~ The Dom

[@TomSketchit]

Fun fact about the movie twins: Apparently, the reason they don't speak is because when they put out the casting call for them asking for Japanese twins, they forgot to mention that they needed English speaking twins. But they liked the actors they got so much that they decided to keep them anyway. Paraphrasing off of memory, so some details might be wrong, but that's the gist of it.

[@crystalfairy912]

I love vs. the Universe for Ramona. She expresses so much emotion and depth that the movie couldn't get. Just her asking "Is there a difference?" regarding Scott's cheating is vastly different and more believable in the book. It's like she and Scott are very similar and while Scott is more put together in this, she's breaking down to the point of disappearing.

[@paulferancik7766]

I never noticed before that boyfriend fights got shoved into the background on purpose as kind of a joke. I used to complain about the twins getting the shaft character wise but now... gosh maybe they were meant to be card board cutout super villains impaired to the others in order for the other characters to have the focus. Great job dom.

[@sarafontanini7051]

and even THEN they get more characterisation and depth than the movie, wherein which they're JUST a powerful boss with no personality with only a bare hint of their best skill (their tech skills)

[@Formoka]

You did inspire me to read the books. I just got the box set in the mail and I'm halfway through the series. I'm absolutely loving them!

[@residentgrigo4701]

O'Malley´s next work Seconds is also good. His previous Lost at Sea is ok.

[@MarkQuick0411]

Seconds is actually pretty good I enjoyed the characters are alright I love Hazels design doe she’s bae lol

[@Blakeontherise]

I read these in high school for the first time and you inspired me to watch the movie

[@e.kauffm2972]

While I can’t afford to be a Patron, I am curious about if you’d consider making the writing of a “my goodness the dom I can’t do that” line a reward. I always find them really funny and they are what keeps me watching through the credits.

[@PeterWritingThings]

You have inspired me to re-read the books, same thing?

[@Malisteen]

This was near about my favorite volume of the comic. It did a really good job of tearing Scott down, and in particular of making it clear that his own failings were to blame, that his emotional low point wasn't something Gideon did to him, but just the culmination of all the things he had been doing to himself and the people around him for the entire length of the story and years before. The film, much as I enjoyed it, really suffered from not calling its version of scott to task in the same way, since it had done such a good job of setting up those same character flaws to begin with. So the really negative aspects of Scott's character are still there in the film, but they don't actually get deconstructed & called out the way they needed to be. The big climactic revelation of the film being 'Scott Needs to learn Self Respect' really falls flat when his deepest flaws were actually rooted in a lack of respect *for others*.

[@BlackCover95]

I’ll just leave this here: 📌 The Dom will know what to do with it.

[@Malisteen]

@@BlackCover95 - I mean, again this is getting into stuff from the next volume/end of the film, but take the nega scott joke, where a manifestation of Scott's "dark side" appears after Gideon is defeated, and the film cuts to... a joke of scott and nega scott hanging out and agreeing to meet for coffee. It's a funny bit, I like the bit, I laugh at it every time because it's such a fun little anticlimax. But at the same time, the implied message of it, that Scott's "dark side" isn't really all that bad to begin with, that scott is actually 'a really nice guy' despite the awful things he's done? That Scott achieves closure with his inner demons by just accepting and being ok with his character flaws as they are? That's just a really bad message, because actually Scott's flaws /really are/ all that bad. Like there's some acknowledgment that Scott needs to or has changed in that he comes clean about cheating on knives & ramona, but that's about it, and it only happens after he already knows its going to come out anyway, so... yeah. The message nega-scott is used to convey in the comic is basically the exact opposite. Film Scott's confrontation with nega scott teaches him that he isn't really a bad person, while comic scott's confrontation with nega scott teaches him that, actually, he kind of is. That he's been a selfish prick to basically everyone he's ever known and that he really very much does need to change the way he treats others, a message he's only able to (literally) internalize after the events of this volume have torn him out of the comfortable rut that he's spent his whole arguably-adult life digging for himself. Obviously it's not fair to dock the film for failing to convey the message of a book that hadn't even been published when the film was produced, and I personally don't dock for it. I really enjoy the film overall, and it's not any worse about this than dozens of other hollywood blockbusters starring selfish manchildren whose behavior doesn't ever get sincerely examined or rectified. But even so, it's still a remarkably flat and off-the-mark hollywood style easy conclusion to the character compared to the significantly more nuanced depiction of scott from earlier in the film where they did have the comic to draw from, and that easy hollywood absolution for 'lovable jerk' scott can't help but be disappointing compared to the comic's deliberate subversion of exactly that sort of story and meticulous deconstruction* of exactly that sort of character. *not /just/ deconstruction either! The scott pilgrim comic doesn't just tear down lovable jerk scott, it doesn't just lay bare how harmful and flawed that archetype is, how actually bad that sort of person is, how lovability doesn't absolve one of being a jerk but rather being a jerk taints everything lovable about a person, O'Malley goes the extra mile to then /reconstruct/ scott as an actually likable person, firmly establishing that scott's jerkiness wasn't tied to what made him lovable in the first place. Scott's obviously not all the way there yet, that's not how character growth works, but by the end of the comic O'Malley's built scott into a template for a character that maintains the lovable jerk's youthful, irascible, fun & funny charm while rejecting the archetype's selfishness and deliberate, self-entitled immaturity. That's what I mean when I say the scott pilgrim comics are something special. Deconstructions can be great and good on their own, but too often they just tear something down with no idea of what should be built there instead. I mean, that's fine, it shouldn't always have to be the demolition crew's job to build the new structure too, and some concepts deserve to be torn down and just left as a blasted lot with nothing in their place. But in this particular case, O'Malley goes the extra mile, picking out what it is people love about the lovable jerk and making a case that they can have it without having the jerk, while at the same time saying it's ok and even necessary to call someone else (or yourself) out for being bad people, but that just because you have been a bad person doesn't mean you can't change and be better. bleh, I'm blathering at this point. My first comment was a lot more concise. Oh well. It's easy to get carried away with a movie this fun, a comic this good, and reviews of them them both this enjoyable.

[@BlackCover95]

Malisteen You built upon your original comment, this making it all the richer. The real difference between comic Scott and film Scott is the former actually improves.

[@rmsgrey]

@@Malisteen In the books, Nega-Scott is established as the personification of Scott's history of bad decisions and the aspects of his behaviour he denies are real. In the movie, Nega-Scott is just a warped reflection of Scott. In the book, Scott acknowledging that evil Scott is actually him and he can't blame his historical bad behaviour on any outside entity allows him to merge with Nega-Scott; in the movie, instead of acknowledging his own evil, he finds the good in Nega-Scott, having already acknowledged the evil in himself, and, rather than attempting to destroy his reflection, finds common ground, defeating Gideon's final ploy, not by destruction, but by finding another path. It's a different message, but that's not the same as having no message - and plays into one of the themes I think the movie does better than the book - the difference between how Scott and Ramona interact with people (particularly their exes). Ramona (particularly in the movie) is very intense - you're either a perfect boyfriend, or you're an evil ex (in waiting); Scott gets along with his exes, and at least some of them are actively supportive of his new relationship. So it's not surprising when Scott gets along with his evil doppelganger too. Movie Scott doesn't have the time to show his character growth the same way the book does, but he does at least reveal that he understands his past faults and wants to get better.

[@TreebeardTheEnt]

@@Malisteen I would note that an entirely different way of looking at film nega scott is that regular scott is actually the dark one to begin with. His opposite is a pleasant person, outgoing enough to be instant friends with a guy who only usually does so through sheer convenience, and brings out the best of regular scott in doing so. A stark contrast to Scott, who, arguably outside of Ramona in the end, constantly brings out the worst in his friends, causes them to fight and bicker constantly, and is a massive drain on every relationship formed.

[@TheTrekkie42]

You didn’t so much inspire me to read them but to reread them. I bought them all because of this.

[@Davanthall]

I don't know if this comment will give you the same kind of fuzzy feelings as "You inspired me to read these comics", but....you have inspired me to REread these comics. I originally read them back during my first year of college, but these videos have made me nostalgic for them and I'm gonna give them another read after this video series is finished. I imagine I'll have a new appreciation for some certain aspects this time around ;)

[@YoshMaster]

Davanthall haha same! I read the comics a few days before the movie’s release so that was quite a while ago! Seeing these videos makes me realize I have forgotten most of it... I will definitely read them again during the holidays :)

[@NaramSinofAkkad790]

You inspired me to read the Harry Potter books. Seeing the differences on the page from the movies is a lot of fun.

[@potentialsideeffects1085]

Seems you forgot to mention that Scott Pilgrim vs. The Universe won the 2010 Eisner Award for Best Humor Publication. Also: Roxy Richter exploding into bunnies (from the previous book) appeared to be an obvious Sonic The Hedgehog reference.

[@jacobweckerle3538]

You inspired me to re-read Scott Pilgrim! I try and read them a couple times a year, but I've been putting it off, until you started this anyways!

[@NaramSinofAkkad790]

Is it ok to say that book Scott is actually relatable and a good character? I know he's terrible in the movie and he still makes the same mistakes in the comic but his growth in the comic is really endearing. Michael Cera sucks but I enjoy rooting for the true Scott pilgrim.

[@markmittelbach7975]

I think it's more that the time between him making the mistake, and the end of the story is much longer. So book Scott has to actually pay for his mistakes, notice he's paying for his mistakes, acknowledge that those are mistakes, demonstrate that he has changed his ways. Not have that change immediately free him from all consequences, still keep to better habits despite this. He's still an idiot at times, but he's not cruel and selfish. Movie Scott is still a dick, and I think Michael Cera is intending to play him as more of a dick, and that this was a conscious decision by the director. Since the movie lacked the time for him to grow, they just leaned into him being a dick who doesn't realize it.

[@NaramSinofAkkad790]

@@markmittelbach7975 knifes deserved better in both versions.

[@thor30013]

If you haven't seen the movie, I'd recommend holding off judgement until the end. Yes, movie-Scott is a dick for a much longer period of time, but he still gets some kind of redemption, even if it's done much more quickly and the character "growth" is more sudden.

[@carlrood4457]

I feel that movie-Scott's growth is little difference than the growth you see in a lot of movie characters. It occurs in the last 20 minutes so that all can be forgiven and walk off into the sunset (or subspace portal). It's the sort of growth that gets tossed in the sequel so they can do it all over again. When you take away the fantasy bits, the comic is about a guy learning to become an emotional adult whereas before he was only one, chronologically. I think that's part of why the fights get less focus. He's not really winning Ramona through the fights. He's winning her by getting his crap together and being a better person. Even in this issue, you realize he doesn't entirely see that until maybe near the end.

[@billuraral1870]

You inspired me to read Scott Pilgrim, Hitchiker's Guide etc. and Howl's Moving Castle. And I loved all of them to pieces. Whenever I'm bored, I rewatch Harry Potterathon, it almost feels like reading the books again. You sir, may be my favorite KZbinr

[@Plunkcown]

i didn't think about it when reading the comics at first but now that u mention it yea the "darkest before the dawn" moment really is handled very well in this comic. I did think the longer time in which the comics took place was the biggest advantage the comics had as opposed to the film which seems kind of rushed and forced in comparison but this book was probably the ones that tied all that together really well by making that moment seem much more natural and understandable. tho the film did have that Threshold song which is pretty damn great

[@cas2762]

You inspired me to read these comics. Now I just need to find all of them. I doubt my local library has them...

[@ananimeplace.3808]

Romi Maman amazon should have them for the low

[@minatoarisatofrompersona3440]

You definitely did inspire me to read the comics, the film is probably my favourite film of all time and the comics are even better. So glad you made this series as I've kinda got the void now I've finished reading them... I should've rashioned myself :/

[@Disthron]

I remember when this came out there was a *LOT* of hype about this being a comic book movie and people being really disappointed when there wasn't any significant homages to comics or superheroes or anything like that. I think that's because the comic book itself was about video games and not comics. I actually quite like this film.

[@halleyrey3006]

I've read all the comic books since last episode. I had a fun time reading them, so thank you for those videos ❤️

[@KoyomeeAraragee]

Halley Rey Awesome Mukuro icon!

[@bucwhovian8305]

Well your Hobbit videos did inspire me to re-read the book for the first time is years. Not to mention finish it, since I don't think I managed that the first time (it was a long time ago though).

[@Lonecrit]

Nice Patrick Troughton as the Doctor profile pic, nice to see some love for the classics.

[@wildwesley9328]

You've inspired me to reread the Scott Pilgrim series! Does that count? Also you inspired me to NEVER pick up the 50 Shades series as well as discouraging my friends and family from reading them as well. I'd say that is a real win.

[@carlrood4457]

I've read the first issue. I think I now have a handle on why the relationship in the movie never worked for me. I've always chalked it up to Ramona seeming fairly disinterested throughout, but I realized it goes further. Outside of Knives, every female character in the movie is extremely unpleasant and we don't ever get backstory as to why. Maybe that's why I rooted for Knives. She smiled and showed enthusiasm, despite her stalker tendency. Even just from the panels in these reviews, I see that Ramona and Kim have more than a single emotion. This Ramona smiles. She actually seems like a woman in love. I get the extreme compression of the movies was the reason most of Kim's storyline was left out, but they could have allowed Ramona some more range. I may be wrong, but I think I read the reason for the whole CGI battle with the twins was because they hired Japanese twins who didn't speak any English.

[@ToaArcan]

Knives being the obviously better character in the movie was because the original planned ending for the film was for Scott to get back together with Knives, hence her playing a role in the grand finale. O'Malley told them to change it, probably because the relationship with Knives was never supposed to be a good thing for Scott or for Knives herself. While the ending was rewritten, the rest of the movie obviously wasn't, and as such we get a Scott/Knives movie that leads up to a Scott/Ramona ending. Meanwhile, there is a scene between Scott and Knives in the final book which includes several torpedoes aimed at sinking the Scott/Knives ship, probably in response to the popularity it received after the film.

[@CoolG97]

2:19 It's an literal Green Eyed Monster.

[@AquaLantern]

OOooh, now I get it :D

[@blueblue930]

You inspired me to read Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Ella Enchanted I really enjoyed both so I'm glad for that!!

[@douglasfreer]

You've inspired me to give different stories a chance like Princess Bride and Rebecca in the future

[@Sencilia]

I heard that the twins didn't speak English when they were cast for their role. Apparently they were hired because they were handsome and looked like their comic counterparts.

[@ischeele7203]

You inspired me to go read Ella Enchanted before watching your review. It was really, really good and I'm glad I didn't miss out on a great read.

[@Eragon35kill]

You made me want to read the book. I bought the first one, loved it, and am now waiting for my next paycheck to buy the box set. Thanks dom, keep up the good work man.

[@samanthajungers8442]

You partially inspired me to read them. I wanted to because of your series, and it just so happened that a friend of mine took it upon himself to lend me the whole series. I did enjoy the series, but not as much as the movie. However, the series now means so much to me. They capture what it's like to be in your early twenties so much. In short, the actual battles are more fun in the movie, but the more mundane stuff is so relatable and is the highlight of the comic books.

[@HelpMeOuch]

Greetings and salutations, the Dom! I, a simple but beautiful watcher, have enjoyed your content for some time now, and I wanted to thank you directly for the entertainment :D

[@artemiswolf4508]

You inspire me to read Coraline. So that’s amazing, it also gave me a chance to explore more of Neil Gaiman’s novels and he is my favorite author now.

[@ABalloonInNeed]

No matter how much I expect it, I still can’t get over Dom’s softer opening

[@artemiswolf4508]

You inspire me to read Hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy and I LOVE IT! It’s one of me favorites

[@Daihatski]

Read the comics years ago and eventually they became a birthday present to someone. I think I should buy a second copy. Oh and ... you're awesome. We love you

[@person14876]

Dam I just finished reading the entire series and this is a brilliant review summing up most of my thoughts on the books and series

[@GainaxBoy]

You absolutely inspired me to read the book. I immediately looked for it after your first video and binged read it within a couple of days. Thank You :)

[@dantpointy436]

I know that it's not really related to the video but I have to recommend O'Malley's other Graphic Novel,Seconds It's a bit shorter than S.Pilgrim but I believe it's just as good if not better than it And unlike former,Seconds does not require any knowledge about a specific medium to get all of the references(i.e Videogames)

[@frodododo]

I new the comic existed before watching your series, but I'd never given them a shot. I bought them all and ended up loving them so much that I binged all 6 in one night. Thanks for encouraging me to read it!

[@theodorwilliam6943]

Well not only have you inspired me to read more books Mr. The Dom. I can honestly say that I wouldn't be working on my first novel, if it hadn't been for your videos reawakening a love for literature within in me, that I thought had died out long ago. I've followed your videos all the way back from the first lost in adaptation, and your work has only improved with each video. Keep up your amazing work, you really are an inspiration to us all.

[@ToaArcan]

I love these comics. While I read them for the first time back when I was still in high school myself, this series has inspired me to do another reread.

[@alexbailey5211]

You've inspired me to finish the books.

[@dataweiss3756]

the more I watch your reviews, the more I want to not only re-read the books, but buy them all for my personal collection

[@MamaMOB]

Watching your break downs I see all the subtle ways the story led the watcher to the intended ending as opposed to the theatrical ending.

[@arihunta]

Yeah, you inspired me to read the comics as well, and I was genuinely surprised at how much I enjoyed them! Manchild-douchebag Scott of the comics is somehow less stomach-turning to me than “nice guy”-douchebag Scott of the movie. And with the whole slice-of-life vibe and decent character development, the comics overall just felt more mature.

[@sarahwalter7198]

You should do the perks of being a wallflower. The book is so fucking beautiful and VERY different from the movie but people only talk about the movie and it drives me nuts!

[@orly2me]

Love the twins in the comics. Interesting there was the parallel with Scott doubling timing and Ramona double timing. They were wasted in the film

[@frankie9373]

I love that they chose to have gideons car radio play 'under my thumb' perfect foreshadowing

[@natestern2021]

Im glad this video is inspiring so many people to read the comics. Scott pilgrim is one of my favorites.

[@josephharries2816]

You first introduced me to a song of ice and fire and for that I will forever be in your debt - I absolutely adore the books (and the show up to a point) and the world GRRM has crafted

[@WolfpupBrew]

Honestly, these videos really do want to make me go buy and read the comic. I don't think I ever would have thought about it if I didn't watch your videos. Thank you The Dom!!

[@hiddenshadow0723]

You did inspire me to read the books... when I'd lost the habit of reading at all. Now it kind of feels like school, where I have to get through an amount of reading before class (or in this case reading each book before its episode comes out)... except actually enjoyable.

[@Fejrus887]

I'm loving this Series so far Dom ^^ Funny thing for me is, I stopped watching the videos right around Volume 3, because I wanted to experience them myself, but I did not know when I wanted to that, but plot twist a friend, that I recently made at my new school had all the volumes and he said: I could borrow all of them. So I did and now I was able to watch all your videos up until now xD I will still buy them later on, because I liked them so much ^^

[@GameHammerCG]

Scott’s battle creature is a literal Green-Eyed Monster; surely a representation of Scott’s jealousy over Gideon.

[@raphaelhemery152]

great episode ! I'm sad that the next one is the last... I haven't had enough Scott Pilgrim in my life.

[@rubiconcinematics2910]

I've only just reached the 3 minute mark so maybe he goes back to adress it later but I have an interesting side note to add about the movie scene in which Scott bumps into knives, after beating the twins: While it is awkward it's also a pivotal moment of character progession for film Scott, because it's the first time he doesn't bother to make an excuse, Previously, he came up with vague, lame excuses to avoid awkward situations, but this time, he starts saying one of his generic lines to end the conversation but thinks better of it, He still ends the conversation but he's not lying or being deliberately evasive, he genuinely has to go.

[@Yoga4thedead]

I don't think I'll ever read these books enough. There's always something new to notice.

[@Konacha37]

You have inspired me to read the books. I brought the first one back when it came out (due to the manga inspired alone) but never read it then got rid of it when I got rid of all the majority my manga. I brought the first color volume and since then I decided to get the rest. It is a really good series and I'm happy that you did this LiA that made me read the books.

[@einootspork]

You inspired me to finally buy the last two color books of Scott Pilgrim! Admittedly, I may not have done that if I could find my paperback version of volume 6, but it's gone mysteriously missing...

[@jaybofa617]

Ever since I was a wee lad that watched the film, whenever I saw anything in the movie that had “Zero” I couldn’t help but think of the Smashing Pumpkins song. Nice to know I still have this tick in my head.

[@GenAqua]

I haven't read the graphic novel series, but did watch the movie...and LOVED it!

[@littlesnicket606]

Has anyone ever told you how awesome your "Myyyyyyy goodness, the Dom,..." is? Cuz it's bloody brilliant, and I always stay to hear it. 😁👍

[@hydranoid2009]

your percy jackson videos inspired me to read the series, now it's one of my all time favorites

[@berengustav7714]

What's your favorite book and character?

[@ProfiteerProphet]

I watched the movie when it was released and really liked. Only a couple years later I found out it was an adaptation but, as some of the comics had been re-released in color but some where still in black and white, I decided to wait until they were all done...and then...I just forgot about them. Thanks to the Dom I remembered that they were on my "to read" list for years now and yeah, they are really good. It is interesting, maybe because I am much older, maybe because of the artstyle but whrereas I found the movie to be "cool" I actually thought the books where really sweet and adorable. They are also way more...complete. The kind of book that makes me wish there was more, just because the characters are so enjoyable I wish I could be hanging up with them for longer. So, many, many thanks, Dom, for getting me to finally read this awesome series that I have been sitting on for some good five years. Also, Kim is best girl, super underapreciated and I hope she finds a good man/woman/psychic alien and gets done with Scott once and for all cause she deserves so much better.

[@nikaty5314]

I've actually read a few of the books you've reviewed/talked about in the past and this series looks like it's going to be another one. Can't wait for the next episode!

[@p.a.4512]

after your first two videos about this story, I went to the librery, somehow found all six, and after 8 hours of maratoning the hell out of the books (a fun 8 hours) I'm here watching your video

[@name-gu8ml]

0:30 Well, in that case: You inspired me to read the books/comics, thank you very much! 😍

[@dangreen3868]

yeah, i'm gonna look for the series next time i go to my local book store. thanks for the introduction!

[@possiblyapeanut]

I'll definitely pick up the box set when my next paycheck comes in. Scott Pilgrim has been on my radar for years now, but you covering it has finally pushed me into reading it.

[@sweets6259]

Can't wait for the finale! I have not seen the movie nor read the comics, but I do love the way you recount everything. For me it's better than the real thing.

[@cocoidiea8643]

I found your channel disturbingly after my sister told me about it in a phone call and the next time I opened youtube one of your videos was in my recommended. I am glad though, I have been watching four or five of your videos a day since.

[@thor30013]

I picked up the comics shortly before the movie came out (there was a display at my local Boarders - and now I'm sad because Boarders went out of business), but I don't think I've read them since. These reviews have reminded me of just how much got left out/changed for the movie that I'm seriously considering digging them up again and giving them a re-read.

[@OtakuboyT]

To be perfectly honest, I've not seen most of your output since I have plans to read/watch either the book and/or the film and I really like going in spoiler free as much as possible. I had seen the movie first and later read the comics (over 2 nights) already and I am glad to see one of your episodes. When I first saw the movie, I had gotten it for $5 at the grocery store. I was over the moon.

[@TeamChaosPrez]

i watched this movie with my boyfriend and then began watching this series the next day because i found the movie pretty confusing considering it was like 12am when i watched it. you inspired me to read the books, they're coming in the mail tomorrow.

[@MrMagoo-nv8fy]

I found Scott Pilgrim in a library so i got it because of your review and i loved it. I hope I can get a few copies for myself for Christmas.

[@reizak8966]

You definitely inspired me to read the books. :) I really don't like Scott in the film version, but in the comics he actually has depth and redeeming qualities after he starts to become a better person.

[@stephenwillet4075]

I can't say that you have inspired me to read the books for two reasons. 1, I tend to avoid your videos on books i plan to read so i don't get spoilers, and 2, you do a lot of videos on books I've read, some i didn't know where a movie

[@mickey1592]

This series definitely put the Scott Pilgrim series on my Christmas list. It’s getting to be more of a , spread out over five Christmas’s unless you want to be broke list but hey I’m not an accountant.

[@Suolakissa]

I just checked to see if my local library has these comics and indeed it does. Someone has unfortunately borrowed the first volume, but I'll keep the rest hostage until I can get my hands on it!

[@42speedybeattie]

I'm glad that you are going over this series. I have wanted to read it since the movie came out but the collection of books is expensive.

[@oneofnone7947]

Had these books for a while but didn’t feel inspired to read them all till now thanks dom

[@atlantahunter4401]

I haven't read the Scott pilgrim books yet, but you did inspire me to read the Honor Harrington series which has become my favorite series of all time! Thank you!!

[@carsfan1995]

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[@staircaseofkneecaps783]

I prefer your chilled out voice a lot. Makes it easier to fall asleep to.

[@StormSage13]

These reviews have been great. Scott Pilgrim was one of my favorite movies. Got to be part of the test audience with unfinished effects and my brother and I were the only ones in the crowd who knew what Scott Pilgrim was. The film got me to read the books actually.

[@nicanorjuarezpacheco6922]

I've started reading them after watching episode 1 and I THANK YOU SO FRICKING MUCH, IT'S SO COOL

[@cassyblack3346]

This is still amazing, and seeing you reflecting so well still makes me want to reread them. I do remember this volume as being just such a downer in so many ways. The fight in the film was so weird and awesome and the song "Threshold" was actually may favorite in the movie.

[@hollandscottthomas]

Scott drinks Coke Zero because he's Evil Ex #0, similar to how all the other exes have their number show up as motifs throughout the film :)

[@rileyelizabeth7049]

You totally inspired me to check these books out. I didn’t even know they were a thing until your reviews and I devoured them the minute I knew

[@TheMazterDuo]

You genuinly inspired me to read them for the first time and it came at a very fitting time in my life, it was great, thanks!

[@LunaRanisWorld]

I think it's pretty interesting that Ramona is so pissed about Scott two-timing her and Knives when she clearly cheated on several of her ex's and mentioned making out with Roxy while she was there to kill Scott. I know the comic mentioned the hypocrisy but somehow it kept getting glossed over that although Scott did something awful, Ramona did so multiple times, to multiple people, and even to Scott himself, but still sees his actions as terrible and break-up worthy but not hers.

[@daftdoggo7662]

I’m loving these videos, I’ve been craving some Scott Pilgrim content, keep it up! Can’t wait for Finest hour!!

[@yulibeta]

So many people have already said so, but you DID inspire me to read the graphic novels. I couldn't stop reading, and finished them in one fell swoop. Tnank you!

[@shannon3353]

You inspired me to re-read this books. I'm so glad I did

[@ThePonderer]

I've been putting off reading the books for a while. Definitely reading them now due to this series.

[@Azazreal]

The twins fight in the movie is my favourite one, the visuals are just awesome and silly

[@bigfatcarp93]

Hey, you should know that Mockingjay Part 2 is copyright-claimed right now.

[@chriswood3968]

You inspired me to read them. Its on my christmas list so it might be a while before I actually get to them but I'll definately get to them one way or another

[@shadowria4569]

Finally got my library card paid off, so hopefully I'll check out the book. love the art style.

[@Good-ol-Jaz]

I love how softly spoken the Dom is for his intros due to minding his voice but slowly and steadily rises in volume as the video goes on 😂 (On a serious note please mind your voice!)

[@deltasceptile7805]

All I wish the movie did is that both of the Katayanagi twins had at least one line before doing the AMP vs AMP battle with Sex Bob-Omb. I know the actors are Japanese, but you could have trained them to say just one sentence in English.

[@WordsFlowMagnetic]

I've liked this series the most out of everything you've posted so far.