Pitch Perfect

2012

112 mins

Directed by Jason Moore
81%
83%
15+
Comedy
Music
Musical

Comedy starring Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson that follows an all-girl a cappella group of college clichés out to 'pitch-slap'... More

Comedy starring Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson that follows an all-girl a cappella group of college clichés out to 'pitch-slap' the competition. Beca (Kendrick) arrives at a new college and finds herself not right for any clique. However the leader of the singing group muscles her into their gang of mean girls, sweet girls and weird girls. When Beca pushes the group out of their comfort zone and into new mash-ups, they climb their way to the top of college a cappella.

This is the feature debut from director Jason Moore, director of the Broadway puppet hit, Avenue Q.

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Pitch Perfect | Ratings & Reviews

81_%155 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
83_%127,628 reviews
Audience score rating
15+Age suitability
Children & Media rating

"As spirited and irresistible as the college a cappella craze it celebrates, Pitch Perfect is a cheeky delight."

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Variety

"This film could have done with a few more mouth beats and unlikely moments of extracurricular celebrity."

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Time Out

"A spirited, irreverent and hugely fun comedy."

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Time Magazine

"Only occasionally funny and not at all illuminating about the rich world of a cappella singing."

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The New York Times

"The Higgins performance owes more than a little to Fred Willard's unforgettable dog show commentary in "Best in Show," but it was clear that Willard was part of a telecast."

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Roger Ebert

"What helps offset the predictable in this very predictable movie is a series of show-stopping numbers, so props to the folks who oversaw music and choreography."

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Los Angeles Times

"An enjoyably snarky campus romp that's both wildly nerdy and somewhat sexy."

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Hollywood Reporter

"The movie is far too aware of its influences, especially when it imitates Bring It On's silly "cheerocracy"-style slang with its own overextended series of aca-neologisms."

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