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I would agree that Vaughn did what he had to do to make those books movies, but in the end I preferred the book on both counts. Kick Ass especially made some decisions that were odd, and hamstrung the third act I felt.
You guys have been talking about recording for Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, but what about Edgar Wright's previous films, Shaun Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz?
Cor if only you knew somoene who was in SotD =P
Were you a zombie extra in SotD, Faldor?
Scott Pilgrim would be great. I think it would be an interesting listen going by the brief opinions you gave on a recent commentary. I'd like to hear you talk about Escape From New York.
I saw the movie before reading the book. I prefer (and love) the movie, actually. I had the same experience with KICK-ASS. I seem to like what Matthew Vaughn brings to the table.
I usually end up loving which ever version I encounter first, to the point where now I don't bother seeking out a story in other mediums. Although, the more time has passed between encounters the more I can give the "new" version a fair shake.
How about Last of the Mohicans?
I recently saw 2007s stardust. I was very pleasantly suprised. I thought it was some kind of Harry Potter knock off, ala Percy Jackson. It was not and was written by Neil Gaiman. Love to hear this one.
+1 Hackers
Oh yeah, definitely. It is meant to be.
Welcome to the forums. 
I really want to do X-Men when we get there.
Were you a zombie extra in SotD, Faldor?
Yeah, did a couple of days scratching at the pub set at Ealing Studios
Man, not much love for the Incredibles... I thought you guys would eat that right up.
No no, we're doing that just as soon as we can get Trey in the chair.
/no chance of anyone getting it
You guys NEED to do Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan. It's the best Trek film ever, and I'm hungry for more of your commentaries set in the Federation after listening to the episodes on Star Trek: 2009 and Star Trek VI.
You guys have been talking about recording for Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, but what about Edgar Wright's previous films, Shaun Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz?
this needs to happen...
soon
that double dose of twilight left a bad taste in my mouth
How about Total Recall at some point? it's my favorite Arnold flick.
If nothing else it'll give you a chance to talk about how you turn a 5 page story into a 2 hour film
Big Trouble in Little China.
that is all.
You guys NEED to do Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.
Continuing this thought... You could also get through ST IV: The Voyage Home. It's the most accessible for non-fans, stable time loops and research failures aside.
(Also, I've been reading around the forums for a while without realizing that I hadn't registered... lurk much, self?)
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