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Scott Pilgrim is a series of graphic stories by Bryan Lee O'Malley. It consists of six digest size black-and-white volumes, released between August 2004 and July 2010, by Portland-based independent comic book publisher Oni Press. It was later republished by Fourth Estate, an imprint of HarperCollins. The series is about 23-year-old Canadian Scott Pilgrim, a slacker and part-time musician who lives in Toronto and plays bass guitar in the band Sex Bob-Omb. He falls in love with American delivery girl Ramona Flowers, but must defeat her seven evil exes in order to date her.
A film adaptation of the series titled Scott Pilgrim vs. the World starring actor Michael Cera in the title role was released in August 2010. A videogame of the same name developed by Ubisoft for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade was released the same month.
Creator Bryan Lee O'Malley was inspired to create the series and eponymous character of Scott Pilgrim after listening to Canadian band Plumtree's 1998 single "Scott Pilgrim", a song then-Plumtree singer Carla Gillis describes as "positive, but...also bitter sweet." In particular, O'Malley was inspired by the lyric "I’ve liked you for a thousand years,".
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Sixteen-year-old Lucy is a tomboy. She gets on well with her father but is frequently separated from him for months on end when he goes to work in Canada. Her relationship with her mother is easy-going and she takes care of most things around the house. She tunes into her sexuality and her not so 'stable' family dynamics. She develops a relationship with her best friend Kenny and starts to realize that her parents' marriage is not as solid as she had previously imagined. She notices that her father's extended stays away from the family are not typical, and that her mother does not pine for her father as much as she herself does.
Keywords: absent-father, aids-test, animated-credits, boyfriend-girlfriend-relationship, cell-phone, child-protagonist, childhood-friend, climbing-through-a-window, coming-of-age, condom
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Brian and Scott are two life long friends, their identity and value has always been tied to their notoriety as professional gamers. Now in their late 20's and working together at an IT company, they begin to feel the responsibilities of adulthood sinking in. Brian will do anything in his power to reclaim his status as a pro gamer. Scott doesn't identify with the pro gaming circuit like he used to. He's also conflicted over the stability of his job and the prospect of being single for the rest of his life.
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Luke and Sylvia are the very models of modern individuals in a metropolitan relationship. Enter Elena and Ronald, the free spirited polyamorous couple who are hellbent on getting Luke and Sylvia into bed. A fun slice of liberal San Francisco life told as a sex comedy, but much more sophisticated than a bedroom farce, YES WE'RE OPEN throws our unlikely heroes Luke and Sylvia into a hotbed of sex, jealousy, politics, sexual jealousy, sexual politics, sex and sex. And if they all play their cards right, there might even be some sex somewhere along the way.
Keywords: asian-american, microbudget, open-relationship, san-francisco-bay, sex-comedy
Like you don't think about it.
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A fashion blogger documentary turns into a Zombie horror nightmare when Youngstown Ohio college students come face to face with the undead. Their only hope of survival is a former soldier turned zombie killer trying to protect them from a mercenary working for an evil corporation who developed the serum that causes zombie-ism.
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Scott wakes up to find himself without a recollection of any short term memory. He finds some minute clues about what's going on, but nothing substantial. That is, until he encounters a woman who claims to know him and feeds him all the answers that he's looking for.
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'Tom's Phone' revolves around a lost cell phone that entangles 3 unsuspecting individuals in a bizarre love triangle. When Leila, a young New York woman, steps out of a cab for a night on the town, she notices a forgotten phone on her seat. She quickly discovers it belongs to Tom, a young hipster. Curiously rummaging through the phone, she finds texts and pictures from Joanna, an eclectic artist whom Tom shared a kiss with days before. In the pursuit to return the phone, Leila develops a fascination with Joanna, Thomas delays the retrieval in order to woo Leila by phone, and Joanna continues her pursuit of Thomas. Everything changes the eve of Leila and Tom's encounter when Leila and Joanna accidentally run into each other at a hip Lower East Side nightclub. The story is lighthearted though a sexually-charged comedy highlighting the glamorous New York nightlife, its hip and eclectic population, and its vibrant Lower East Side, where most of the action takes place.
You'll want to lose yours
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Scott and Bob want to be movie directors...well actually, they really just want an excuse to meet women. Sophie and Chloe want to start their own nightclub, a quiet poetry night - but they really just want to meet the boys of their dreams.
Seeking Fame. Seeking Sex. Seeking Romance.
Now HE'S Calling The Shots
scott if i ever see you
i am gonna kill you
and then...
i will get sent back to jail
the pope'll send the bail
in tens...
and twenties cause his god is funny
spent all my f***in' money
and i still feel lost...
cause' people like the same things that you do
people like the same things that you do
scott why'd you have to do it
why couldn't you see through it
like us...
you tore through her broken soul
you made it past the toll
but i paid the cost...
cause' people like the same things that you do
people like the same things that you do
cause' people like the same things that you do
people like the same things (ahhh)
cause' people like the same things that you do
people like the same things that you do
people like the same things that you do