Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World

Jeremiah Quevedo The Art of Cinema Adam Wadenius September 9, 2013 Scott Pilgrim vs. the World The American society has many different ways of occupying a person’s life with so many different activities whether it would be sports, education or entertainment. Coming from the branch of entertainment, films are made to catch someone’s attention and bring him or her into another world. Films tend to make people feel as if they are actually inside the movie itself and over time they have evolved from the technology that has been improving the world. Scott Pilgrim vs. the world, which was released in 2010 by Edgar Wright, consisted of many different elements to make the film brief and interesting. This movie used the five general
Scott is continuously around someone in almost every scene whether it would be from Sex Bomb-Omb, Wallace Wells, Knives Chau, or Ramona Flowers. The repetition of seeing Scott within most of the scenes allowed us to identify that he’s the main character and it also allowed us to determine the type of character he is. The setting throughout the entire movie is in the city of Toronto, Canada where their band is trying to become famous. Also, this is the main city because Scott falls in love with Ramona Flowers, which is a girl that was in his dreams but then found out she was real and this took place in Toronto. Another motif that this movie contained of is every time Scott gets into a fight with his girlfriend’s ex, they make it as if it were a video game. For example, when Scott finally defeats the evil ex, it would then say KO as if it were an actual video game to keep the audience engaged and
In order for a movie to be film form type of movie, everything must be in its right place before it ends. For example, in the movie The Wizard of Oz Dorothy clicks her heels three times and says, “there’s no place like home.” She then finds herself back at home with her family surrounding her and she was then told it was all a dream. In this movie, Knives finally let Scott be with Ramona after she had been trying so hard throughout the entire move to get him back. Scott chased after Ramona as she started to leave and left with her to another place and this gave the movie a sense of unity because Scott finally gets to be with the woman he loves. Throughout the movie Scott as ran into problems, which caused the people around him to have problems. Scott becomes depressed and he admits everything he has been doing was wrong, so this created unity between him and the rest of the