AC: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is essentially a love story, one piled high with style and energy to the point that its primary subject sometimes becomes lost beneath the layers of flashing colors and kinetic duels. Culling from everything lauded for its pop culture "coolness", Pilgrim mixes comic books, martial arts, slow motion, special effects, rock music, cursing, overt sexuality, swordfights, and more to create a world much like a video game, complete with extra lives, power-ups, and points awarded for victories.
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Thragg has also been cast, the show has confirmed
