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The fact the movie is built around Scott’s relationships, particularly with Ramona but also with Knives and Envy, means the romance genre needs to be in the mix, too. Then there’s fantasy, which seems to be the closest IMDb category to the video game genre.

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As for comedy, there are certainly funny parts, but The Departed and Full Metal Jacket also have funny parts  to call it a comedy and be done is lazy. The film definitely has action sequences, but a slightly pathetic, weedy Michael Cera is hardly the classic action hero. The three are action, comedy, and fantasy, so let’s look at these in turn. IMDb allocates up to three genres per movie, yet for Scott Pilgrim, that doesn’t quite feel sufficient.

Even Wright’s comments seem to be more about the structure and energy of a musical, with Scott Pilgrim dipping in and out of huge fight sequences without really disrupting the fabric of reality when the characters aren’t fighting, much like how life continues as normal in musicals when the 11 o'clock number is over.Įnough about what it isn’t, though let’s look at what it is. There’s even a handful of original songs written by Beck in there - the standout being "I'm So Sad, So Very, Very Sad" - but not enough to seriously qualify it as a musical. Several key scenes take place during rehearsals or live performances of Scott’s band, Scott’s ex-girlfriend is the frontwoman of Toronto’s hottest band, and four of Ramona’s seven exes are connected to music. However, since the big musical numbers are what makes a musical, in raw genre terms you’d have to say Scott Pilgrim doesn’t fit the category "musical" either, despite the brilliant execution of Wright’s vision. It simply is Scott Pilgrim.ĭirector Edgar Wright ( Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead, Baby Driver) has said that he envisioned the movie as a musical, but with fight scenes replacing the big musical numbers. It defies explanation, yet never really requires one. Aside from a few stylistic choices throughout, it doesn’t really fit the tropes of a video game movie until the finale. Not only is it not a video game movie in the obvious sense - it is not based on a video game - it isn’t even a video game movie in the meta, "life is a game," Ready Player One or Wreck-It-Ralph sort of way. You’d be forgiven for thinking, then, that this is a video game movie. the World opens with a pixelated version of the Universal logo as the production company’s theme tune rings out in an 8-bit melody.