The Teen Choice Awards have ‘Scott Pilgrim’ nominated in three categories; Best Action Film, Best Action Actress for Mary Elizabeth Winstead and, quite excellently, Michael Cera up against Johnny Depp, Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and Dwayne Johnson for Best Action Actor!
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I think the subject heading makes it pretty clear what you’re about to see.
This is the latest from Lee Hardcastle who did an ace claymation ‘Evil Dead’ for 2010′s Empire Awards.
This clay ‘Shaun’ is great too and not a little trippy; non UK viewers may be confused by the appearance of the Milky Bar Kid and Jeremy Beadle from the set of ‘A Fistful Of Fingers’.
Enough of my waffle, enjoy this 60 seconds of mayhem.
Check out more of Lee Hardcastle’s work here.
Here’s a super cool fashion short featuring Lynsey Pow, who is not only an alum of my Grindhouse trailer ‘DON’T’ (she played the wife of doomed hangman victim Rafe Spall), but also an alum of my beloved comprehensive Wells Blue School in Somerset, the sleepy city where I grew up (and later lovingly trashed in ‘Hot Fuzz’).
Here she is in a Hitchcockian revolving door of identity made for Twenty6, an online fashion quarterly that pays homage to a letter of the alphabet each issue. This will be the letter ‘B’ then…
It’s also worth noting that my good friend Lynsey has the greatest surname of all time. Pow. Who wouldn’t want the surname Pow?
Pow!
Check out the short.
TWENTY6 Magazine / Issue ‘B’ / B-MOVIE. Produced & Directed by Julia Kennedy from TWENTY6 on Vimeo.
B-MOVIE
‘The Adventures of…’ will showcase a series of fashion stories, with the concept based around the same girl who changes her name and personality for each letter of the alphabet and each issue.
Launching with ‘The Adventures of BELLE’, over time the series will build into a humorous, yet stylish collection of photographic tales.As part of the launch fashion photographer Julia Kennedy has directed and produced B-MOVIE.
Last night I swung by towards the end of The W Hollywood’s outdoor screening of ‘Scott Pilgrim Vs The World’. It turned out to be a lot of fun. Thanks to all who came.
They provided, as promised, free mini manicures for the crowd, but also these fancy ass cocktails below.
I nabbed one of the special themed cocktail menus for myself, but I thought I’d share it with you all, so you could have a go at making these yourself (and presumably for less than $15 a pop).
I didn’t get to try any of them, so let me know how they tasted if you were there.
And if you make them at home, do they tickle your tastebuds?
And finally, can any of them measure up to the Wrightini ? Can you guys come up with better, more inventive (and cheaper) cocktails themed to the books / movie?
sex bob-omb
rock sake
effen cucumber
fresh lime juicescott pilgrim
makers mark
sweet vermouth
angosture bitters
garnished with a brandy cherryramona flowers
rock sake lillet blanc
fresh lemon juice
fresh blackberries
proseccovegan police
hornitos reposado
jalapeno simple syrup
muddled strawberry
basil and lime1 up
effen black cherry vodka
fresh pomegranate
lime juice
Question: In what aisle can you get muddled strawberries?
This recreation of ‘Scott Pilgrim Vs The World’ was filmed for Swede Fest 7 and like the movie itself did not garner a nomination for Best Visual Effects.
A very good effort though. Love Lady Patel and the cut out sound effects. Those were exactly the kind of gags I pulled when I used to make amateur movies as a kid.
Check out the very cheap and equally cheerful ‘Scott Pilgrim’ by Heather McLane.
That said, it’s not quite as cheap as the towel festival that is Mr HomemadeFilms1.
I am pretty sure I have never had a manicure during a movie. Some films I would not like to see mid manicure, such as ‘Repulsion’.
But on Monday, you can see ‘Scott Pilgrim’ with cocktails and manicures at Hollywood’s swinging W Hotel. It’s for over 21′s only, but it is free admission.
I could be tempted to attend, if only to see what the themed cocktails are. What ingredients go into a ‘Sex Bob-Omb’? Your thoughts are welcome.
If you’re in LA on Monday, swing by and find out.
W happenings presents at Station Hollywood hosted by Leo Quinones mix & mingle under the stars at a special outdoor screening of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.
Complimentary Mini-manicures from Bliss Spa Hollywood.
Sip on our specialty themed cocktails.
06/27/2011 ~ 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm @ Station Hollywood, W Hollywood For further details on the venue visit.
I don’t know how long it’s been since I last posted a ‘Scott Pilgrim’ mash up.
2 weeks? 2 days? 2 seconds?
Either way, this was sent to me and it’s pretty epic, so I hope you’ll forgive me for reposting. I think having done so many of these montages in my youth, I’m endlessly amused, flattered and impressed by editors rejigging our footage.
This magnificent piece is set to the music of Anamanaguchi who did an extraordinary job with the ‘Scott Pilgrim’ video game soundtrack. Indeed their track ‘Party Stronger’ from that score should be on any future party playlist for the next decade.
This 7 minute mash up is soundtracked to the track ‘Mermaid’ from the album ‘Dawn Metropolis’ and is edited by Steven Grant . It gets especially good around the Roxy sequence at the 5.22 mark.
Check it out and hats off Steven. (And Amamanaguchi too of course)
(By the way, this is spoiler heavy, but if you haven’t seen it yet, get the hell out of my house.)
The Somerset House season is always a blast, I’ve seen The Shining there, a double bill of Starship Troopers and Aliens, the mighty Flash Gordon with Brian Blessed introducing and also had Shaun Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz play on consecutive years. So I’m very pleased that Film Four’s Summer Screen 2011 is showing ‘Scott Pilgrim Vs The World’ on August 4th.
Osymyo is DJ’ing before, so it promises to be a blast and a half. I hope I get to be there.
Tix on sale now
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Scott Pilgrim vs The World (12A)
Thursday 4 August 2011
Get ready for an intense blast of movie energy from Edgar Wright, director of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. The lovable Michael Cera is Scott Pilgrim and he’s IN LOVE. Problem: his girlfriend Ramona’s got baggage – seven evil ex-boyfriends who all want to stop Scott. Let battle(s) commence! Comedy with some sad bits, music plus dancing, romance with kissing, lots of fighting, lots of fun. It’s everything you ever wanted from (at least) seven different films, all in one!Running Time: 112min
Tickets on public sale Thursday 9 June.
Check out the other amazing shows on offer too, not least a formidable double bill of ‘Die Hard’ and ‘Attack The Block’. That’s a must see.
Also highly recommended, a triple bill monster mash of Joe Dante’s classic ‘Gremlins’, new Norwegian sensation ‘Troll Hunter’ and, a personal fave of mine, ‘Tremors’.
What a way to go.
Originally posted here by mchulin.
This should be a hoot. I hope I am in the country to attend. But if you are anyone near the Big Smoke on July 1st, you should definitely get down there.
It’s the Summer time… it’s Blockbuster season… and it’s time to leave your seven evil exes behind (chances are they’ll follow you anyway) and join us for an epic soundtrack night of epic soundtrackness… REEL MUSIC VS THE WORLD!…
Joining us for our Scott Pilgrim themed extravaganza will be the brilliant Osymyso – who of course not only lent his musical talents to SPACED, SHAUN OF THE DEAD and HOT FUZZ, but also the 5 remix videos prior to the release of SCOTT PILGRIM VS THE WORLD last Summer. In addition we will be doing our own little music video tribute to the movies of Mr. Edgar Wright, and we’ve got a few more surprises up our sleeve between now and July so stayed tuned!
We will be doing the usual Oscar hand outs for Best Male & Female Cinema themed costumes – but will also have some cool Scott Pilgrim swag for those in the best Scott Pilgrim get up. We want to gather as many of the different characters on the night as possible. So get creative!
REEL MUSIC is a 6 hour soundtrack spectacular. From the obscure to the sing-a-long classic, we have it covered. REEL MUSIC is the perfect opportunity to get dressed up, hang out with your friends in an amazing venue and do something different.
Features on the night will include:
☆ BIG SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT ☆
We custom make video accompaniement for each DJ set, so you’ll never question what movie a song belongs to.
☆ OSCARS FOR BEST COSTUMES ☆
We’ll be handing out Oscars on the night for the best Male & Female cinema or Halloween themed costumes…
☆ FREE POPCORN ☆
It wouldn’t be cinema without the popcorn.
☆ AMERICAN DINER ☆
Don’t go hungry! Grab a bite to eat in the 50′s themed diner. Full meals available until 10pm, snacks such as fries and Pizzas will be available until Midnight.
☆ POOL ☆
Fancy a Tom Cruise style hustle!! Show us the colour of your money and pick up a cue!
☆ TEN PIN BOWLING ☆
You too can be ‘The Dude’ and get a few frames in while the music plays. Lanes are pre-bookable via the venue website or bookable on the night.
☆ KARAOKE ROOMS ☆
Sing your heart out in one of the many karaoke rooms. These are pre-bookable with the venue and have an additional charge.
☆ CHILL OUT ZONE ☆
Want to take a break from all that dirty dancing or fancy some quiet conversation? Head to the cinema area and chill out to classic horror movie scores.
Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes
THE KINGPIN SUITE
Basement Of Tavistock Hotel
London
WC1H 9EU
020 7183 1979
http://www.bloomsburybowling.comTUBE STATION:
Russell Square
PRICES:
£5 Entry
Originally posted here (http://www.reel-music.com/upcoming.htm).
