[Vocabulary] hyper-realized hyper-stylized

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maiabulela

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Dear all,

An actor speaking about a movie "Scott Pilgrim" saying:

"it's hyper-realized hyper-stylized love story"

What is the meaning of "hyper-realized hyper-stylized"?

Thanks a lot.
 
***Neither a teacher nor a native speaker.***

I guess it's just something like:
It's an over-realized and over-stylized love story.
(In this case over = hyper.)

Cheers!
 
***Neither a teacher nor a native speaker.***

I guess it's just something like:
It's an over-realized and over-stylized love story.
(In this case over = hyper.)

Cheers!
That may be so, but it leaves you to explain what 'over-realized' and 'over-stylized' means.
(I don't know either.)
 
That may be so, but it leaves you to explain what 'over-realized' and 'over-stylized' means.
(I don't know either.)

:up: It'd help if we knew the film, as the 'hyper-' prefix can mean either 'over' or 'extremely' (which, depending on context, can mean different things). And 'realized' could have any of two or three basic meanings; multiply that by two an you're really guessing.

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