hey is scott in? err no he just left..

This and when envy says his hair is getting shaggy and then he gets a hat immediately are my two favorite jokes in the movie lol

AND she MISSED IT!

I'm the trash can and was there. It took 568 billion takes to get the shot perfect.

the behind the scenes is even funnier, he runs off screen and a stunty actually jumps through that tiny window for real

Uh WTF what can you repeat I thin there are a few typos.

@@jonathancunningham8739Have you not seen the movie? Or even this video that had the relevant parts, where Scott mistakes the l-word as “lesbian” and tells Ramona “I’m in lesbians with you.”

@@jonathancunningham8739someone didn’t watch the movie 😂😂

@@jonathancunningham8739 r/whoosh

@@jonathancunningham8739 Shame on you.

Never been done before

Also The Perfect Score, with ScarJo, a high school heist comedy

Came to the comments to mention this same movie. In terms of Chris Evans acting similarly silly, that's the one.

Funny enough, that was his debut film. 😂

Commenting to support this comment. NATM is hilarious.

Don't confuse NATM with other films with similar titles like Epic Movie, Date Movie etc.. They are all dreadful. NATM is genuinely funny.

Ahh, that explains the dual innocent/demonic vibe she's got going.

Nah iys just cause she's 🇵🇷

Also the Wood Milk

She's a legit witch.

Obviously not her own!

and stuff... such a genuine portrayal of a generation

Thomas Jane and Clinton Collins busting in for a hilarious cameo! Their high-five as they leave always cracks me up 🤣🤣🤣

No vegan diet, no vegan powers! 🥬

@@LordVolkov Clifton Collins Jr's grandfather was Pedro Gonzalez. Pedro appears in several John Wayne films

I could never get over the fact one of the vegan police was formerly “The Punisher” too lol

Oh yeah, I was dying 😂

V should react to it. It's the perfect companion piece to the movie.

I came here to say this, and heartily agree with you. The Netflix show was an awesome addition to the lore and universe.

The anime IIRC is more of a sequel to the original books than anything else, so she'd probably want to read them before going on to the anime.

@@Ambaryerno Eh, I didn't. And I followed it just fine.

Yo forgot the videogame

Before that it was also on Edgar Wrights KZfaq channel

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iKelp5Z_ltu-pX0.html

It's also been out on the official soundtrack release for years now + streaming platforms. I remember torrenting it lol

funny because when this movie dropped Metric was THE top Indie band at the time so it made perfect sense for The Clash At Demonhead to do their song.

Im in love with her version more than the original.

Absolutely she should watch Cornetto

Another great movie directed by Edgar Wright is “Baby Driver”

@@aaronhusk I still have to see both that and Last Night in SoHo.

Long live Edgar Wright...!

I'll co-sign this, some of the best comedy films I've ever seen, they're an absolute must-watch

Only works on fridays.

Lol yup.

The movie originally filmed Scott ending up with Knives based on his initial plan as well, but it didn't test well with audiences, so they did reshoots and changed it to Ramona, and it tested much better.

IIRC O'Malley's plan was always for Scott and Ramona to end together, it was just the filmmakers didn't know that so that's why the film leaned more into developing their relationship.

The alternate ending is on KZfaq (or at least it used to be) and yeah it just doesn't feel right, Scott ending up with Knives.

@@hellomark1 He's not good/cool enough for her...

YOU: I’m surprised/ shocked I’ve never seen this before! Every time 😅

No, no, but it's like they made the MOVIE into a comic book, but it's a movie.

Didn't they take the comic and make a game then turn that game into a movie?

This reactor is so full of isht. She has definitely seen this before. It was one of her ex's favorite movies actually. She's so insanely fake it's laughable

@@mikethemotormouth i don't think the comics were done by the time this movie went into filming. but the game was out. hence the super heavy game influences.

Only because about 80% of Scott's background and character development got cut from the film. Scott's not a BAD person. His biggest flaw is he's afraid of conflict and facing difficult decisions. He doesn't want to hurt people, so waffles on things like breakups, which just ends up making it worse. On top of all of this, Gideon was directly manipulating him - including outright altering his memory - throughout the story. And Negascott isn't his opposite. He's the personification of Scott's flaws and darker side. By accepting/befriending Negascott (book/comic respectively) it's Scott acknowledging his problems and finally taking responsibility for them. That's why after Scott is able to put his life in order and make amends with the people he hurt (especially Kim and Knives). The key to understanding the story is: ALWAYS LISTEN TO WALLACE. Wallace is the barometer for how you should be feeling about Scott in any given moment. Wallace is always honest with Scott, even if it's brutal honesty, and he's always RIGHT. So when Wallace is on Scott's side (IE how much Wallace despises Envy) that's a very important clue.

Scott calls him a great guy, because Nega Scott is everything Scott isn't 🤣🤣🤣

@@Ambaryerno I dunno, how he treated Kim and how he beat her boyfriend up kinda says differently. His aloofness covers how much of a dick he is and though the movie softened him, opening it with 'he's dating a high schooler' sets the idea that you shouldn't like him pretty firmly in place. So when he fights and comes to terms with Nega-Scott (who he can't win against) it's more him ACCEPTING that he's been an asshole to quite a few people in his life and then making a change as opposed to making peace as he does in the movie. He has to see himself as the piece of shit first before he can begin to change it. The movie is fine and does about a good a job as it can having been made before the story was completed, but I think the metaphors in the comic work far better to illustrate the point, and the fact that Gideon has his own 'evil' exes who are just women who didn't like him anymore paints him as something Scott could easily become if it weren't for him changing.

​@@kayearcher8407 It's was pretty much stated that Scott's self-serving memory of "saving" Kim from an abusive boyfriend or whatever was the result of Gideon directly altering his memory. We also saw Scott being affected by the Glow by that point in the book, as well to reinforce it. And acceptance and making peace with yourself pretty much go hand-in-hand. Consider the difference in the situations between Scott and Ramona: Scott is kind of oblivious to the hurt he unintentionally causes. He needs to accept that as a first step to making things right. Ramona, however, ALREADY acknowledges that she's not been a very good person (again, as with Scott I don't think she's necessarily a BAD person, per se, but she still hurt a lot of people because of her own carelessness about others' feelings). However, it's because she can't make peace with herself that she's stuck in a cycle of painful relationships. She feels that the pain is going to be inevitable and self-sabotages herself. It's also part of what Gideon uses to trap her in her own head with the Glow, and allows him to control her. Both Scott and Ramona needed to make peace with what they'd done in the past to actually be able to move on: Scott doing so when he accepted Negascott allowed him to avoid the cycle of self-loathing that Ramona trapped herself in altogether. Ramona finally learning that just because she hurt people in the past doesn't mean she doesn't deserve a chance to be happy herself is vital to her breaking free from Gideon's control of her for good. And it's not so much the filmmakers not knowing how the book was going to end that undermines the story's message, but simply just how complicated all of these layers of their growth are, and not being able to fit it into a 2 hour runtime. Remember, as important as the Glow is in the book as early as the first volume, it's pretty much dropped in the adaptation in favor of Gideon more literally controlling her. Honestly, this is a story that would probably be best served in a series format than as a movie, but from what O'Malley said whil the Anime was in development it doesn't sound like we're going to see another straight adaptation any time soon.

if only women, would not enter a diffrent relashinship in general is what women do before actually ending the last. So Scot is not a bad guy,

I ship Knives / NegaScott

I really, really dislike that ending. "Oh hey let's end the movie with Scott regressing". Can't get over that.

yesssssss

​@@RenoisticCould please explain in what way Scott regressed? I didn't see anything like that.

​@underAtack they probably meant the scott and knives alt ending. weird for scott to learn his lesson only to go backwards to salvage a fake relationship with knives he had no real stakes in

grooming is bad buddy

@@ValerieKnight-oj5sq 18

​@@ScratchJoe 18 makes it okay?

@@IllustriousCrocoduck Assume you're not allowed to make your own decisions at 18 where you're from?

@@ScratchJoe just because it's legal doesn't mean it's moral. Clearly this 18 yo Knives is perfectly stable and sane.

This is the way.

She's also in Sky High

@myklegue3968 - and he has a shirt that says "I'm In Lesbians With Her" that he wears around her, too.

@@cregerzone07 also a bit *awkward* situation

@@cjg2k thats the correct type of wholesome

Knives, not knifes

That’s sucks. Knives deserves better

It was the original ending, in fact. The filmmakers had no idea how O'Malley was going to end the story until the final volumes came out during production, so they kind of scrambled to redo it. That's why the film after Todd departs so much more from the story than the first half.

Let's not forget Johnny Storm and Ray Palmer ;-)

I LOVED everything about this movie!

@@VKunia React “Hellboy”

​@@VKuniaI think it might be the perfect movie. What's even better is that you catch something new everytime you watch it.

Micheal Cera did not play in Kick-Ass.

@@jean-paulaudette9246 He meant that Christopher Mintz-Plasse played Fogle/McLovin in Superbad, also starring Michael Cera.

Video game trailer: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbuFktqDz8rNYn0.htmlsi=vZnyK4RKR5e837pI

At this point, I’m happy with anything that doesn’t revolve around California or New York as if those are the only two places that exist in western civilization. Can I assume you’re Canadian, given the way you addressed the Toronto thing? I ask because I may or may not follow up by bashing the hell out of those two states I mentioned if you confirm. (I figure you’re probably less likely to get all defensive about those two places-places I utterly despise-if you’re not American.)

@@Armaldo468 No idea why you want to use V's page to vent about NY and CA. But you do you. I won't bother reading it.

During the pandemic they got nearly everyone together to do a zoom reading of the script

The first half of the movie follows the book fairly closely. It's only the parts after the fight with Todd that begins to depart, and that's because the final books hadn't been released until the film was already in production.

Friends or lovers?

It's in the movie too

@@vampire_catgirl holy shit you're right, no idea why I blanked that out of my mind

@@user-sz9my7oz7r Probably because it's not heard in this video

Neil is alright, as is Kim 😅

Also, not exactly superhero related, by Mae Whitman who played Roxy Richter is the voice of Katara from Avatar: The Last Airbender. With Aubrey Plaza being a voice actress in the sequel series as well, Legend of Korra.

It's out! It released fall last year

The Anime IS a sequel, just more to the book itself than to the film.

@Ambaryerno I guess that depends on how you look at it. I see it as more of an AU story than a sequel. Like a marvel "what if..."

@@AndrewCBateman Trying to avoid spoilers for V, but it's really more like Days of Future Past with a touch of Quantum Leap.

He is a serial boy stealer

Aubrey was also in the marvel FX show legion which is based on the x-men.

@@crazyfreakinmadness I knew i was missing something with her!

Although in the comics he does attack Kim for some reason

It's sad they didn't develop it more, because it's a pretty important part of Gideon's plans. Especially because of its connection to the Glow.