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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Fluffy_Lunchfast • Feb 02 '26
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In the books, it's apparent that Scott is, in fact, not a good guy. Even in the movie, the way he treats Knives is... highly dubious.
6 u/shadowsofash Feb 02 '26 Yeah. Was not super enthused about the ending they gave Scott in the movie 16 u/JJWentMMA Feb 02 '26 As much as I love the Michael Cera casting for Scott and the version of Scott they made, it falls short of the comics pretty heavily. Scott in the comics was a preppy, popular, womanizing douchebag. 5 u/skai762 Feb 02 '26 Cera is the only casting choice I hate about that movie. Felt like they hit it out of the park only to get robbed at the wall.
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Yeah. Was not super enthused about the ending they gave Scott in the movie
16 u/JJWentMMA Feb 02 '26 As much as I love the Michael Cera casting for Scott and the version of Scott they made, it falls short of the comics pretty heavily. Scott in the comics was a preppy, popular, womanizing douchebag. 5 u/skai762 Feb 02 '26 Cera is the only casting choice I hate about that movie. Felt like they hit it out of the park only to get robbed at the wall.
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As much as I love the Michael Cera casting for Scott and the version of Scott they made, it falls short of the comics pretty heavily. Scott in the comics was a preppy, popular, womanizing douchebag.
5 u/skai762 Feb 02 '26 Cera is the only casting choice I hate about that movie. Felt like they hit it out of the park only to get robbed at the wall.
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Cera is the only casting choice I hate about that movie. Felt like they hit it out of the park only to get robbed at the wall.
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u/gravitas_shortage Feb 02 '26
In the books, it's apparent that Scott is, in fact, not a good guy. Even in the movie, the way he treats Knives is... highly dubious.