I thought the movie was awesome! I Loved the part when they had the band battle and the giant electric Yeti came out.

isnt it a game?

It was awesome, I thought it was one of the best comedies I've seen in a longtime, and probably the best video game inspired movie that ever was. Oh and I thought that the second evil ex boyfriend was the funniest to watch.

I wanted to like it because Edgar Wright directed it (Hot Fuzz/Shaun of the Dead), I felt like I needed to like it because of all of the nerd culture references... but I just couldn't fall in love with the movie. *shrugs* I just found it to be okay.

But Nostromos was right, Chris Evans was the best Evil Ex by far.

I want to see it.  From what I hear, it was pretty good.  It was box office poison, though.  I'm sure it's going to be a cult classic, anyway.

It was really funny and I loved every minute of the movie. It's going to be my third Bluray purchase when it comes out!

Also, I am in lesbians with you.

Amazing movie. Definitely going to purchase it on Blu-Ray when it comes out.

The game is pretty good too! :D

I went to see it the first time and I could only focus on the similarities with the comic book. With that said, I thought the intro was really really good, until it got to that part where he punches the girl in the boob. It was just all random from there. But then I learned that the last comic book wasn't even finished when the movie script was done so I'm not surprised how they did the ending. I think I prefer it over the comic book's anyway. So the next day I went to see it a second time with friends this time around and I enjoyed it a lot more. Second time's the charm!

You get the books, the game (which is fricking awesome by the way), and the movie that all have different perspectives on Scott's crazy adventure. In the books he gets the power of understanding, in the movie he gets the power of self confidence. I love it!

I wish they could've casted someone other than Michael Cera.  Other than that, I thought the movie was amazing!  Culkin was playing his best role ever as the gay roommate.

ha!