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And so our final episode of 2010 comes in at last. We recorded on December 8th and so I am only two weeks late in getting this one edited and posted. That’s a slight improvement over the last episode. Hopefully the turn around time will improve in 2011. 
Happy Holidays everyone!!!
ES News:
- Celestial downloads mobile deal in Singapore (FilmBiz Asia)
- China film policy through new eyes (FilmBiz Asia)
- Yamato has stellar opening (FilmBiz Asia)
- Upcoming Chinese/Asian films during the holidays
Interlude – Greensleeves by Vince Guaraldi (iTunes Link)
East Screen:
BRUCE LEE, MY BROTHER [李小龍]
WS News:
- Ricky Gervais, Emily Blunt Sneak Into Muppets Movie (The Hollywood Reporter)
Interlude – Joy to the World by Bruce Mitchell (iTunes Link)
West Screen:
SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD
Interlude - Winter Wonderland (Vocal Mix) by Madison Park (iTunes Link)
NEXT EPISODE (#51) – See you all in 2011!
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Just saw Scott Pilgrim and loved it! And I’d have to say,
being from Toronto myself, I can honestly say I had a few more
extra laughs seeing familiar parts of Toronto in the movie. I see
many shots taken outside the Honest Ed’s store, the Second Cup
coffee shop, TTC buses and yes, these really do exist within the
GTA (that’s Great Toronto Area for the geographically uninitiated.)
And apparently, the girl who plays Knives Chau was an alumni of
L’Amoreaux Collegiate which is actually not too far from my old
home. I went to a neighboring school around that same area. In
fact, I went to Stephen Leacock Collegiate Institute which is
exactly the same place actor Mike Myers (yeah, that Austin Powers
fella) went to back in the early 1980′s. I even recall an incident
where many Leacock students including myself ran into a very
familiar face. He was just getting out of a barber shop and was
about to walk into his convertible Benz. I’m not sure if guys would
actually remember him but back in the early 90s, this particular
person sang a fairly popular song called “Informer” (which oddly
enough, was parodied by Jim Carrey on an episode of “In Living
Color”). I might be getting off-topic here but yeah, Scott Pilgrim
VS The World is definitely recommended for those who are familiar
with the video game culture.
The Cookie Monster/SNL thing was a send-up of the campaign to get Betty White to host the show — she enjoyed a brief resurgence of popularity here. He actually got his wish, sort of… did a holiday duet with Jeff Bridges:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/snl-clip-jeff-bridges-dueting-61580
Keep up the good work in 2011.
I had to register again!
Not been around much lately (work has been super busy over the whole Christmas period) but am now catching up on the podcasts
Loving your work as always – here’s to 2011!