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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) is an unemployed 23-year-old bass guitarist in an up-and-coming garage rock band who is dating a cute 17-year-old high school girl, Knives Chau (Ellen Wong). He is having fun in life and rolling along at a nice even tempo until one day Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) roller-blades into his life. Ramona moved to Toronto from New York City to find peace and quiet and leave her past behind. No one knows what her past is, but Scott will find out very soon as he tries to make Ramona his new girlfriend. Before Scott can begin dating Ramona, he must prove himself by defeating the league of her seven exes who controls her love life. They will do anything to get rid of and destroy any new boyfriend Ramona may consider. If Scott wants to find true love with Ramona, he must defeat all seven, before the game is over.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
	We Are Sex Bob-Omb	Beck: Writer Michael Cera: Performer
	Ninja Ninja Revolution	Dan The Automator: Writer Dan The Automator: Performer
	Garbage Truck	Beck: Writer Michael Cera: Performer
	Churches Under the Stairs	Brendan Canning: Writer Brendan Canning: Performer
	I Heard Ramona Sing	Frank Black: Writer Frank Black: Performer
	O Katrina!	Black Lips: Performer Jared Swilley: Writer
	Enter Goddess	Koji Kondo: Performer
	By Your Side	Sade: Writer Beachwood Sparks: Performer
	We Hate You, Please Die	Broken Social Scene: Performer Kevin Drew: Writer
	I'm So Sad, So Very, Very, Sad	Broken Social Scene: Performer Kevin Drew: Writer
	Slick (Patel's Song)	Dan The Automator: Writer Dan The Automator: Produced Dan The Automator: Performer
	Teenage Dream	Marc Bolan: Writer T. Rex: Performer
	Seinfeld	Jonathan Wolff: Writer Jonathan Wolff: Performer
	Black Sheep	Metric: Performer James Shaw: Writer
	Summertime	Beck: Writer Michael Cera: Performer
	Final Fantasy II Battle I	Michael Cera: Performer Nobuo Uematsu: Writer
	Ramona	Beck: Writer Beck: Performer Michael Cera: Performer
	To Ramona	Bob Dylan: Writer The Flying Burrito Brothers: Performer
	Nervous Breakdown	Eddie Cochran: Performer
	Sleazy Bed Track	Eds Chesters: Writer The Bluetones: Performer
	It's Getting Boring by the Sea	Blood Red Shoes: Performer
	Indefatigable	Beck: Writer Michael Cera: Performer
	Latin America	Brian Borcherdt: Writer Holy Fuck: Performer
	Romantic Rights	Death From Above 1979: Performer Jesse Keeler: Writer
	Katayanagi Twins Attack	Keigo Oyamada: Writer Keigo Oyamada: Performer
	The Ring (Hypnotic Seduction of Dale)	Freddie Mercury: Writer Queen: Performer
	Bass Battle	Nigel Godrich: Writer
	Under My Thumb	Mick Jagger: Writer The Rolling Stones: Performer
	Threshold	Beck: Writer Michael Cera: Performer
	Anthems for a Seventeen-Year-Old Girl	Broken Social Scene: Performer Kevin Drew: Writer
	No Fun	Beck: Writer Michael Cera: Performer
	Threshold (8-bit)	Beck: Writer Brian LeBarton: Performer
	Universal Theme	Jerry Goldsmith: Writer Nigel Godrich: Performer
	Scott Pilgrim	Amanda Bidnall: Performer
	Go	Amanda Bidnall: Performer
	I'm So Sad, So Very, Very, Sad	Kevin Drew: Performer
	Slick (Patel's Song)	Dan The Automator: Performer
	It's Getting Boring by the Sea	Steven Ansell: Performer

User reviews

Betty Lee

7/10

The use of music in the fight scenes is particularly brilliant, syncing up with the action on screen to create a thrilling and immersive atmosphere.

Dorothy Walker

5/10

The use of music in the film enhances the action sequences and adds depth to the characters' emotions. Each song seems to be carefully selected to match the tone of the scenes, creating a cohesive and immersive auditory experience for the audience.

Michelle Roberts

8/10

Each song in the soundtrack feels carefully selected to match the mood and pace of the scenes, adding depth and emotion to the storytelling.

Steven Evans

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World stands out as a standout element of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Linda Thomas

6/10

The soundtrack of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World perfectly captures the energetic and quirky vibe of the movie. The blend of rock, punk, and electronic music adds an edgy and dynamic feel to the overall experience.

Charles Phillips

10/10

The eclectic selection of music in the soundtrack reflects the diverse personalities of the characters in the film, creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere that keeps the audience captivated from start to finish.

Mary Green

8/10

The blend of rock, punk, and electronic music in the soundtrack mirrors the eclectic mix of genres present in the film, creating a dynamic and engaging auditory backdrop.

Ashley Miller

7/10

The soundtrack of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World perfectly captures the energetic and quirky vibe of the movie, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

John Carter

8/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of artists and styles, showcasing the film's celebration of indie culture and underground music scenes.

Laura Adams

9/10

Each song in the soundtrack enhances the scenes and adds layers of depth to the characters, making the viewing experience even more immersive and enjoyable.

Mark Evans

7/10

The original songs created for the film, such as Garbage Truck by Sex Bob-Omb, are catchy and memorable, adding a unique flair to the movie's musical identity.

Dorothy Miller

10/10

The soundtrack of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is an electrifying mix of indie rock and catchy tunes that perfectly captures the film's energetic and quirky vibe.

Jennifer Robinson

5/10

The soundtrack not only complements the visual aspects of the film but also stands out on its own as a collection of great songs. From original compositions to well-chosen covers, the music in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a standout feature that contributes significantly to the film's overall appeal.

Karen Mitchell

8/10

The soundtrack transitions seamlessly between high-energy tracks for the battle sequences and more introspective pieces for the emotional moments, showing a thoughtful curation process.

Sarah Taylor

7/10

The incorporation of video game-inspired sounds and melodies in certain tracks adds a playful and nostalgic element to the overall soundtrack, appealing to fans of retro gaming.

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