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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

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By Rizky Pratama Putra, Edgar Wright, Michael Bacall, Bryan Lee O'Malley
| Kapanlagi
Di Toronto, Scott Pilgrim, pemain bass berusia 22 tahun dari band indie garage yang kurang sukses bernama Sex Bob-Omb, berpacaran dengan Knives Chau, siswi SMA berusia 17 tahun. Hubungan itu tidak disetujui oleh teman-temannya di band, teman sekamarnya Wallace Wells, maupun adik perempuannya, Stacey Pilgrim. Scott kemudian bertemu Ramona Flowers, kurir pengantar asal Amerika, di pesta Julie setelah sebelumnya melihat gadis itu lebih dulu dalam mimpi.
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A ★★★ review of Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation (2010)

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By Bryan Lee O'Malley, Abdul Moeed Qurishi
| Letterboxd
Scott Pilgrim vs. the Animation ★★★ Liked “Short, fun, and nice companion short to the live-action Scott Pilgrim vs. The Animation is based on.” A four-minute short based on the movie Scott Pilgrim Vs The World, most actors provide their voices for the animated short, Scott Pilgrim Vs The Animation. The short features Scott starting a band with Lisa Miller and battling Simon Lee in hopes of recruiting Kim Pine, the drummer.
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What Scientists Found When a Deep Sea Mining Company Invited Them In

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By Bryan Lee O'Malley
| Tri-City Herald Verified
A photo provided by lead researcher Bryan O'Malley shows foraminifera, a kind of single-celled organism, found in a potential mining zone. An ocean-mining company funded some of the most comprehensive scientific studies to date, and peer-reviewed results have begun to emerge. BRYAN O'MALLEY NYT Industrial mining of the seabed could reduce the abundance and diversity of tiny animals living in the depths of the Pacific Ocean, a new study found. The study, published Dec.
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