Aside from a short created for Adult Swim twelve years ago, Bryan Lee O’Malley’s Scott Pilgrim series has never been considered for adaption in animated form, despite having the perfect look for it. We love the live-action movie, don’t get us wrong, but we’ve always wanted to see a fully
2021 is a good year to be into Scott Pilgrim. The movie is coming back to theaters, the video game is finally getting a rerelease, and the Scott Pilgrim miniatures game, previously only available through the Kickstarter campaign that happened back in 2019, is now available at hobby shops nationwide.
I remember what it was like eleven years ago when Scott Pilgrim Vs The World was first released. There was hype among the nerd crowd before the film was even out, but on opening weekend, it was up against “The Expendables,” an action throwback picture starring a slew of 80s-tough-guy-movie
Ask any collector of physical games and they’ll tell you: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World: The Game is the one title that should have been given a physical release when it came out on the PS3 back in 2010. Viewed by its publisher as a mere promotional tie-in to the
This week, EW.com published an excellent interview with Edgar Wright, the director of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. 2020 marks the tenth anniversary of the cult classic film, which lost at the box office to a stale Stallone movie yet has grown in popularity in the years since. Wright was
Two thoughts run through your mind when you’re staring at the box for Scott Pilgrim’s Precious Little Card Game: There wasn’t a Scott Pilgrim card game already? Shouldn’t there have been one out six years ago? Where is the new wave of cartoony, humor-based comic books that Scott Pilgrim should
