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Hitting all the right notes with its tuneful combination of music and humour, Pitch Perfect is a fabulous feel-good movie overloaded with the good stuff, and topped off with a sprinkling of cheese.

Barden University freshman Beca (Anna Kendrick), an “alternative” student, prefers to listen to songs rather than singing them. Nevertheless, after accidentally revealing her vocal talent in the dorm bathroom, Beca is unceremoniously forced to perform on the spot by none other than the second-in-command of the all-girl, a cappella group, The Barden Bellas.

Released nationwide on 21st December.

After a “sick” performance the year before (literally), The Bellas have been forced to recruit and regroup in order to once again face their rivals, the male vocal group, The Treble Makers, led by Bumper (Adam DeVine). The new and improved “a ca-amazing” Bellas begin to compete, heading straight for the ultimate showdown.

Along the way the group faces the usual obstacles: boys, loyalty, nodes (nodules on vocal chords), more boys… But rather than hindering the progression of the film, the subplots create a lot of comic relief.  The combination of personalities within the Bellas is untiringly hilarious, in particular Fat Amy (Rebel Wilson), who brings a rather large breath of fresh air to the otherwise fairly typical slapstick American humour.

Wilson seems to be going from strength to strength with her funny roles, never ceasing to amuse in the fairly saturated comedy film industry. Though not particularly funny herself, Kendrick’s character brings an element of stability to a fairly unstable group of girls.  Beca’s love life, a focal point in the film, is a little predictable, but necessary to provide a more layered plot.

Although there is an unavoidable hint of cheese, the charismatic qualities of the characters is compelling and enjoyable to witness.  The accompanying soundtrack will get just about anyone dancing in their seat, and by the end of the film, the audience is left grinning from ear to ear.

Pitch Perfect is full of allegro.  Taking on some similar plotlines to the popular TV show Glee, it promises copious amounts of fun which will leave you feeling rather Pitch slapped. 


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Pitch Perfect, the collegiate a cappella comedy with Anna Kendrick, will become available on Blu-ray on Dec. 18, just in time for Christmas. The Oscar-nominated actress (Up in the Air) stars as a rebellious newbie who begrudgingly joins the university’s prim female acoustic singing group and promptly helps them find their true voice. Unapologetically Glee-ful, the movie was a sleeper hit, to the tune of $61 million so far. With the outrageous Rebel Wilson (Bridesmaids), Anna Camp (The Help), and Brittany Snow (Hairspray) providing more than just backup vocals, it’s the kind of film that should enjoy a long shelf life on home video, cable (and the inevitable Bring It On style sequels.)

Simultaneously released on DVD, On Demand, and Digital Download, Pitch Perfect is packed with deleted and extended scenes, music videos, and lots more of Wilson’s scene-stealing Fat Amy. Click below for an exclusive extended scene of the world-champion pirate dancer and a list of all the discs’ bonus features.


SINGAPORE: Add the director of the naughty but nice Broadway show 'Avenue Q', a young cast, plus a Glee-worthy cup of pop, and the result is "Pitch Perfect".

The movie that opens November 8 may bear the trappings of hit television series "Glee" but it is no clone. The twist lies in the absence of music – sort of - since it banks on harmonies sung a capella.

The other good news is that there is a story line.

"Pitch Perfect" which runs along the lines of the nerdy snarkiness of "Glee" and the preppy "Bring It On", sees Oscar-nominee Anna Kendrick playing with kids of her own age and in a lightness far removed from the Twilight saga, which fans will remember her as "Jessica".

After losing a bet with her professor father, "Beca" (Anna Kendrick) enrolls in Barden University instead of moving to Los Angeles to follow her dreams to work in the star-studded music industry.

Despite the scholarly stab, "Beca" still gets to stretch her vocals alongside a hot mess of mean girls, sweet girls and weird girls that make up the university's all-girls a cappella group, The Barden Bellas.

The singing group which aims is to conquer the regional a capella competition is led by the splitting image of Valley Girls Chole (Brittany Snow) and Aubrey (Anna Camp) who make do with a mish-mash of quirky characters given the limited popularity of a capella groups in the American schools that pay greater homage to football jocks and cheerleaders.

Look out for scene-stealer Rebel Wilson who plays "Fat Amy", a name she coined and claimed herself for the reason that "Twiggy bitches like you don't do it behind my back", and Hana Mae Lee in her first big-screen role as the morbid "Lilly" whose voice doesn't seem to go above a few decibels.

Big girl and Asian girl aside, the "Glee" connection comes with the mix of current songs in toe-tapping worthy a capella adaptations.

While the movie does exactly what it's set out to do - have its large cast be pitch perfect - the catty zingers that the cast fling at each other shows a touch of "Mean Girls" that gives pep to the seemingly preppy movie.

So what's a good competition-based flick without a dominating rival group, and girls without boys ?

Enter the Treblemakers, who are Barden University's a capella gem, and at every turn to foil the Bellas.

Unfortunately, the complication appears in rival warbler, "Jesse" (Skylar Astin) who the love interest of "Beca".

The pair show great chemistry, playing off each other's vibes every time Astin puts his cheesy moves on the indifferent Kendrick, right down to his cringe-worthy line: "You're an Aca-Girl, and I'm an Aca-Boy and we're going to have Aca-Children".

If you're in for a fast paced musical with catchy one-liners, "Pitch Perfect" hits the note.

However, it isn't aca-awesome if you're looking for something more than just pretty faces and good music, with its predictably straightforward plot.

However, the well written script makes for good laughs and the memorable liners will stay in your head long after the end credits roll.

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