If the quality holds up, then Scott Pilgrim will be one of thos rare properties with a holy trinity of good adaptations (film, vidoe game, television). Anyone else up for "Scott Pilgrim: The...
If the quality holds up, then Scott Pilgrim will be one of thos rare properties with a holy trinity of good adaptations (film, vidoe game, television).
Anyone else up for "Scott Pilgrim: The Broadway Musical" in 5-10 years?
I tried to play the game and really wanted to like it but couldn't.....the hit boxes were really really weird and jump/avoid pit mechanics were super unfair. Is it supposed to be like that?
I tried to play the game and really wanted to like it but couldn't.....the hit boxes were really really weird and jump/avoid pit mechanics were super unfair. Is it supposed to be like that?
Yes, unfortunately. They character leveling up system in my opinion makes it so your characters are under-powered in the beginning, and it makes it feel even more clunky. I have to recommend using...
Yes, unfortunately. They character leveling up system in my opinion makes it so your characters are under-powered in the beginning, and it makes it feel even more clunky. I have to recommend using cheats to level up your characters, it can be done on the first level, but it's a bit of a grind. After that the game is much easier to get into.
It's one of those games that tried to appeal to the hardcore crowd so much that it makes it difficult to get into if you don't regularly play beat 'em ups.
I love the visual style. It’s close enough to the comics to be recognizable but it’s still new and different. The casting in the movie was perfect, so it’s good to see that they brought everyone...
I love the visual style. It’s close enough to the comics to be recognizable but it’s still new and different.
The casting in the movie was perfect, so it’s good to see that they brought everyone back.
As a fan of both the movie and the books this really feels like the best of both worlds with the full movie cast returning and the anime format allowing them to explore the parts of the books that...
As a fan of both the movie and the books this really feels like the best of both worlds with the full movie cast returning and the anime format allowing them to explore the parts of the books that were necessarily cut and condensed for the movie. The animation looks incredible and the designs are all true to the book, I already love it.
But what I’m really stoked for is the music. The movie soundtrack has been in constant rotation for me since 2010 and those Sex Bob-Omb songs were the first songs I learned on my bass (simple, but fun!). I remember hearing that Animaniguchi, who scored the video game, would be also be scoring the anime but I wonder if they’ll also be standing in for Sex Bob-Omb like Beck did in the movie, or if they’ll just reuse the Beck tracks. I’m really hoping for all new songs from Sex Bob-Omb, Crash and The Boys, The Clash At Demonhead, etc., and I certainly wouldn’t mind if they brought back Beck, Broken Social Scene, and Metric to stand in for them, or if they get all new bands instead. Obviously the song in the trailer is new, but it doesn’t sound pixely enough to be Animaniguchi (though I could be wrong). But if the rest of the soundtrack can match the quality of the animation we’re seeing in this trailer, I think this has the potential to be the best version of Scott Pilgrim yet
Having now finished the show, I have a few final thoughts on the show: It's fine. In my perspective its value lies in the fact that it's a reboot/remake/reawakening of the over 10 year old movie....
Having now finished the show, I have a few final thoughts on the show:
It's fine. In my perspective its value lies in the fact that it's a reboot/remake/reawakening of the over 10 year old movie. It's just novel to see those same characters revisited. Other than that, it's hard to imagine this show makes anyone a fan of the IP but it's like an okay way to kill 200 minutes even if you're not a fan.
Visuals aren't as interesting as the 2010 movie and since the show has a direct relationship with the movie it's hard to not compare the two. I'll say that they get better episode after episode right to the final.
My biggest problem is that the result feels a bit lifeless and empty. I can't exactly put my finger on what's the source of that feeling but the dialogue-light approach definitely isn't helping.
Discussion Thread is here: https://tild.es/1car Thoughts Don't blame Netflix, the show had Bryan Lee O'Malley and Edgar Wright on staff and they wanted nothing to do with yet another adaptation....
Don't blame Netflix, the show had Bryan Lee O'Malley and Edgar Wright on staff and they wanted nothing to do with yet another adaptation. You can miss the show that could have been, but given the choice between this and nothing, I can't say that I would rather have nothing.
Oh wow, the original cast from the live action movie are reprising their roles!
If the quality holds up, then Scott Pilgrim will be one of thos rare properties with a holy trinity of good adaptations (film, vidoe game, television).
Anyone else up for "Scott Pilgrim: The Broadway Musical" in 5-10 years?
... and book(s).
The books aren't adaptations though, they're the source material
I left them out since they are the source, not adaptations
I tried to play the game and really wanted to like it but couldn't.....the hit boxes were really really weird and jump/avoid pit mechanics were super unfair. Is it supposed to be like that?
Yes, unfortunately. They character leveling up system in my opinion makes it so your characters are under-powered in the beginning, and it makes it feel even more clunky. I have to recommend using cheats to level up your characters, it can be done on the first level, but it's a bit of a grind. After that the game is much easier to get into.
It's one of those games that tried to appeal to the hardcore crowd so much that it makes it difficult to get into if you don't regularly play beat 'em ups.
I don't think it would go over well, tbh.
I love the visual style. It’s close enough to the comics to be recognizable but it’s still new and different.
The casting in the movie was perfect, so it’s good to see that they brought everyone back.
I’m pretty excited.
As a fan of both the movie and the books this really feels like the best of both worlds with the full movie cast returning and the anime format allowing them to explore the parts of the books that were necessarily cut and condensed for the movie. The animation looks incredible and the designs are all true to the book, I already love it.
But what I’m really stoked for is the music. The movie soundtrack has been in constant rotation for me since 2010 and those Sex Bob-Omb songs were the first songs I learned on my bass (simple, but fun!). I remember hearing that Animaniguchi, who scored the video game, would be also be scoring the anime but I wonder if they’ll also be standing in for Sex Bob-Omb like Beck did in the movie, or if they’ll just reuse the Beck tracks. I’m really hoping for all new songs from Sex Bob-Omb, Crash and The Boys, The Clash At Demonhead, etc., and I certainly wouldn’t mind if they brought back Beck, Broken Social Scene, and Metric to stand in for them, or if they get all new bands instead. Obviously the song in the trailer is new, but it doesn’t sound pixely enough to be Animaniguchi (though I could be wrong). But if the rest of the soundtrack can match the quality of the animation we’re seeing in this trailer, I think this has the potential to be the best version of Scott Pilgrim yet
I absolutely loved both the comic and the move so I'm totally down for this.
Having now finished the show, I have a few final thoughts on the show:
It's fine. In my perspective its value lies in the fact that it's a reboot/remake/reawakening of the over 10 year old movie. It's just novel to see those same characters revisited. Other than that, it's hard to imagine this show makes anyone a fan of the IP but it's like an okay way to kill 200 minutes even if you're not a fan.
Visuals aren't as interesting as the 2010 movie and since the show has a direct relationship with the movie it's hard to not compare the two. I'll say that they get better episode after episode right to the final.
My biggest problem is that the result feels a bit lifeless and empty. I can't exactly put my finger on what's the source of that feeling but the dialogue-light approach definitely isn't helping.
It's okay. I'm glad it got made.
Discussion Thread is here: https://tild.es/1car
Thoughts
Don't blame Netflix, the show had Bryan Lee O'Malley and Edgar Wright on staff and they wanted nothing to do with yet another adaptation. You can miss the show that could have been, but given the choice between this and nothing, I can't say that I would rather have nothing.