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Director Edgar Wright continues to keep us up to date with the progress on his living graphic novel SCOTT PILGRIM vs. THE WORLD, this time taking a break from the titular slacker’s battles with his gal’s evil exes to show us around a couple of groovy pads.

We get a glimpse at the apartment set of the Scott-infatuated (and quite adorable) Knives Chau, and the home of Scott’s enigmatic new girl Ramona. We also get a good look at Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s shock of funky hot magenta hair (one of many colors we should expect atop her head in the flick).

There’s also a bonus video blog of the main actors watching video blogs. Randomly but invariably, this leads to female fisticuffs.

Blog 9 – Home Sweet Home(s) – Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World from Scott Pilgrim The Movie on Vimeo.

Bonus Blog – Watching the blogs – Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World from Scott Pilgrim The Movie on Vimeo.

Source: Edgar Wright

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