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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2017 · 2H 42M

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

from The School of Movies Archive · host Alex Shaw

[School of Movies 2017] This is another commissioned show, and you have Jason Ronson to thank, because we wouldn't have done this movie for a long time, and when we did we would have spent half the time we did, delving beneath the surface. We felt, since we always like to give you guys value for money, that we would go all-out. And it's not a movie we love, in fact there are elements of it that drive one or both of us up the wall, and we make no bones about its issues. But we also look for what they were attempting, and the reasons why this failed to wrangle a suitable audience upon theatrical release. Book fans, we have you covered, and Alex Maskill joins us to fact-check the details of the six volumes. This is also the podcast where I finally explain the "No Anime" rule. If anyone asks for anime in future, this will be the show I point them to. The Cornetto trilogy will eventually happen. One of them is a little bit patchy for us, but gets better with repeat viewings, kind of like Scott Pilgrim, the other two are among the most perfectly crafted comedies ever made. And the book to track down and read for the episode we're doing in two weeks is called Transmetropoiltan, Vol. 2: Lust for Life, by Warren Ellis. Guests: Alex Maskill

[School of Movies 2017] This is another commissioned show, and you have Jason Ronson to thank, because we wouldn't have done this movie for a long time, and when we did we would have spent half the time we did, delving beneath the surface. We felt, since we always like to give you guys value for money, that we would go all-out. And it's not a movie we love, in fact there are elements of it that drive one or both of us up the wall, and we make no bones about its issues. But we also look for what they were attempting, and the reasons why this failed to wrangle a suitable audience upon theatrical release. Book fans, we have you covered, and Alex Maskill joins us to fact-check the details of the six volumes. This is also the podcast where I finally explain the "No Anime" rule. If anyone asks for anime in future, this will be the show I point them to. The Cornetto trilogy will eventually happen. One of them is a little bit patchy for us, but gets better with repeat viewings, kind of like Scott Pilgrim, the other two are among the most perfectly crafted comedies ever made. And the book to track down and read for the episode we're doing in two weeks is called Transmetropoiltan, Vol. 2: Lust for Life, by Warren Ellis. Guests: Alex Maskill

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