Scott Pilgrim vs the Editor

Really enjoyed this edit! I tried to go in blind so I didn't read the changenotes too in detail, coming back now and seeing all the work put in I am impressed. The only things that really stood out were of course the extra mid credits scene, and the cut scenes due to resolution differences. I will say there is a bit too much flashing lights in the final battle scene, little bit sensitive to that stuff and would have appreciated a warning. If there is one and I missed it I apologize. Also the audio seemed to only be 2.0 for me which was a bummer, but otherwise top notch great job!!

First of all, what a great transition after the prologue with the static and the 8bit boot screen. Both were excellent choices for this film!

Most of the editing choices worked well, some were actually really ingenious and kept with the overall tone of the film, including its cuts and transitions.

Some of the extra upscaled extra scenes, unfortunately, clearly have a lower resolution was well as an apparent different color grading. Also, the audio had a lower intensity in some, making them stand out even more.

This is easily the best fanedit I've seen. I'm a big fan of Edgar Wright, and Scott Pilgrim is one of my favourites, so more is better with this movie for me. I loved the addition of all the new scenes, although some of the audio/video changes were a little abrupt just due to quality, I think you did the best you could. I didn't mind the jokes you cut, but I didn't miss them or notice they were gone at all, so well done.

Really nothing else to say, this was a damn near perfect integration of the deleted scenes back into the film.

Simply fantastic, a must-see edit.
I loved the theatrical cut, but felt its ending was flawed. When I heard about RoccondilRinon ideas for this cut I was immediately excited, and boy was it worth it. The integration of the additional content is spot-on, the effects are wonderful, the mid-credits gag was beautifully executed, and all-in-all, I felt that this version truly does justice with the source material. Even the removal of some of the jokes and bits felt seamless and were not missed.
Bravo.

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