#Pitchperfect y movie

The movie was coming out during a summer of blockbusters that had me so excited I felt like I could vomit (seriously, before Avengers: Age of Ultron started I thought I could vomit while sitting there waiting for trailers to start because I was so excited). So all of my excitement for this sequel went from a somewhat decent flame to a dying ember. (I tell everyone who will listen that if I had $10,000, I would pay someone much stronger than me to punch him in the face, while I sneak behind him and cut off his hair). OK, maybe I wasn't throwing things and kicking puppies, but I was very vocal online and to my family about how they ruined any potential this movie had by putting the worst football team in the history of the world in this movie, with Clay Matthews being at the forefront of the group. They announced at some point that the Green Bay Packers were going to be in it.

PP was wrapped up in a neat tiny little box, and it didn't need anything else to come along and ruin it. When the sequel to Pitch Perfect 2 was announced, I was on the fence. And now we are in the day and age where any slightly successful movie gets more money thrown at it to make a slightly less entertaining sequel (that was never in the cards to begin with). I fell in love with the movie, and so did everyone I dragged along with me to see it. I saw Pitch Perfect no less than 5 times in theaters (but I did work in a movie theater, so I did not pay 5 times to see it). No one believed in it, yet it became an instant classic. It didn't seem to have the legs to get anywhere, but those who saw it understood and spread the word.

A fall release with a target audience of Gleeks. The original Pitch Perfect was like a unicorn.

Pitchperfect y