

Although he already has a teenaged girlfriend, Knives Chau, played by Ellen Wong, Scott pursues Ramona only to find that he must battle with her seven evil exes who have made a pact to fight off her future boyfriends. Scott eventually breaks up with Knives in favor of his relationship with Ramona, which starts to sour as he has to keep battling her crazy exes. He hypocritically calls her out on it in spite of his own dating history, and she breaks up with him when her seventh evil ex reveals himself. This turns out to be record executive Gideon Graves, played by Jason Schwartzman, the creator of the evil exes pact.
Scott battles Gideon with a sword he magically receives after saying he's in love with Ramona. Gideon defeats him as Knives appears and begins a battle with Ramona, during which Scott lets it slip that he was unfaithful to both girls by being with both of them at once. Gideon kills Scott, but Scott is allowed a redo in which he goes to start the battle with Gideon over again. This time Scott does things right, apologizing to the girls he wronged before announcing that this fight is for himself and not for Ramona. Generating a sword gained from the power of self respect, he, with help from Knives, kills Gideon. In the end, with Knives' encouragement Scott finally gets Ramona with no strings attached.
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is an Comedy, Action, Romance, Music, Fantasy movie that was released in 2010 and has a run time of 1 hr 52 min. It has received moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 7.5 and a MetaScore of 69.
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One of the best things about Edgar Wright's "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" (and there were many, many good things) was the soundtrack, created in part by the well-respected and always slightly odd musician Beck.
The platinum artist wrote the songs that were performed in the film by the band Sex Bob-omb. He did not, however, intend for said songs to create giant electrical monsters.
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Go ahead, I'll wait.
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