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The first half of Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The "not vegan" scene is one of the funniest scenes of all time.
No vegan diet, no vegan powers!
Why only the first half?
First half is the crazy establishment of what is going on and has the most ridiculous characters. Second half gets a bit predictable in the overused Hollywood tropes and the very ending was basically modern Grease. It was all very entertaining, but I have seen it enough that the first half will almost always suck me in but if I get interrupted in the later parts I don't feel the need to finish it.
They're making a Netflix animated series coming this November featuring the entire original cast and based more on the graphic novels than the film was. I can't think of too many reboots with the original cast, but I hope it's awesome. I liked the film quite a bit, so if for some reason it's not I can always fall back on that.
First half is a glorious ride, second half is just a movie. Not sure if Edgar Wright ran out of time, budget, or what, but the second half/third isn't that good compared to the first part. Overall still one of my favorite movies.