Have you seen that movie by Edgar Wright?
Shaun of the Dead? I love that movie.
No, the other one.
Hot Fuzz - I always quote it!
No, neither of those, the one with the young lad as the lead
Baby Driver! Oh my god, such a cool movie, great soundtrack
None of those! The other other other other Edgar Wright movie!
The World's End?
Get out!

If this conversation has happened to you, you're not alone. Scott Pilgrim vs The World is actually brilliant, but so are all of Edgar Wright's other movies, and so poor Scott Pilgrim tends to be forgotten.

I want to change that. Scott Pilgrim has a phenomenal cast, great music, brilliant fight choreography and more video game references than all video games combined (probably). It about heart, strength, character and defeating your new loves' evil exes. What's more relateable than that?

Most importantly, I've found a new ringtone and a way to swear on the podcast without actually swearing - all thanks to this movie!

I would love to hear your thoughts on Scott Pilgrim vs The World! You can get in touch on
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Thanks to the following for their contributions to this episode:

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