I don't think anyone can full0on hate the Scott Pilgrim series, and fans everywhere can rejoice as this Scott Pilgrim Fight video gives them more of their favorite Torontonian recut into this intense mash-up video.
Edited by Jeff Yorkes, the Scott Pilgrim Fight video takes all of the memorable fight clips from the film Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World film and collides them together over the infectious Metric track 'Black Sheep.' My favorite part about the Scott Pilgrim Fight video, though, is its ability to balance the outrageous fight choreography with all the tender Ramona Flowers moments, reminding audiences why Scott Pilgrim is fighting in the first place.
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