Spiral Media

Spiral Media is a British distribution company founded in the UK by Arnold Schwartz and Sander Vick in 2005. It is perfectly known for releasing such British movies. However, in December 2014, the company released the first Scout movie as "Scout 1: Home Alone", along with its sequel. Valve wouldn't wasted longer for the UK distribution. Today, most British movies are owned by other British companies as we know. The name "Spiral Media" is in a good standing.
==Trivia==
*Due to Valve's connections, "Spiral Media" originally becomes "Spiral Pictures". But no, they named it back to "Spiral Media".
*On July 4, 2007, the company's print logo first appeared in a British movie, but never have an animated one. At first, the company decided to make an exceptional animated logo on June 11, 2008. And second, it first appeared in another British movie on July 9, 2009.
==Filmography==
Movies
Title 	UK release 	DVD release 	First aired on TV in	Notes
The Story of Lunchback 	January 26, 2006 	August 6, 2008/September 4, 2009 	October 7, 2007 	This movie is originally about a dope, but never completed. It was about a British man who was hungry-looking.
The Great Britain War 	March 7, 2006 (originally), August 9, 2006	September 9, 2010 	December 31, 2007 	
Robin Hood, The Prince of England 	November 8, 2006 	August 8, 2009/January 3, 2011 	February 3, 2008 	Based upon the tale of Robin Hood.
The State of Burbank 	June 3, 2007 	April 1, 2009 (as an April Fools joke)/October 8, 2010 	March 7, 2011 	The film took place in Australia for nearly 8 years ago. And with the problem of animation, the rendering can get into the film.
The Presidency of Liberty 	July 4, 2007 	January 19, 2008 	July 30, 2009 	It is supposed to be a British film, but changed it into an American film.
The Monday Blues 	October 8, 2007 	July 9, 2008 	February 12, 2012 	
The Great Pants of France 	January 28, 2008 	October 18, 2009 	March 1, 2013 	It is one of the best-known movies that took place in Paris, France. The other movies that are also located in that place was Rugrats in Paris: The Movie & Mr. Bean's Holiday.
Pomper Satement 	February 8, 2008 	January 3, 2011 	April 11, 2013 	
The Legend of Walter Tetley 	May 17, 2008 	July 4, 2012 	October 29, 2013 	Loosely based on Walter Tetley himself.
Bumpassland: The Next Generation 	October 7, 2008 	September 4, 2013 	January 5, 2014 	Based on Mr. Bumpass.
The Story of Clunch Powers 	December 4, 2008 	January 3, 2011 	April 9, 2012 	
All in A Day's Work: The GoAnimate Story 	February 5, 2009 	August 6, 2012 	May 7, 2013 	Based upon the GoAnimate website founded by Alvin Hung in 2007.
Frylock: The Movie 	June 7, 2009 	February 28, 2012 	October 19, 2013 	Based upon the Aqua Teen Hunger Force character Frylock. It premiered on Adult Swim on October 19, 2013 as a TV movie event.
The Lunchback of Notre Dame 	July 9, 2009 	January 9, 2012 	November 7, 2013 	Parody of The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Robin Hood Returns 	October 8, 2009 	December 5, 2009 	January 19, 2012 	Sequel to the classic tale of Robin Hood.
The United States Army Force 	March 8, 2010 	April 14, 2012 	January 5, 2013 	
Phony Fun, Phony Things 	May 7, 2010 	January 8, 2011 	October 9, 2012 	
The Good Vang Shuff 	August 5, 2010 	February 28, 2012 	March 5, 2013 	
Ronnie and The Angel 	October 18, 2010 	April 11, 2012 	March 17, 2013 	
Pump, the Baby Animal 	February 23, 2011 	January 3, 2013 	March 8, 2012 	
Dumanus: The Movie 	April 26, 2011 	October 3, 2012 	March 19, 2013 	
Robert Smith's Greatest Life 	October 31, 2011 	January 3, 2013 	February 28, 2014 	
Wonder Cripes 	December 8, 2011 	October 11, 2012 	November 17, 2013 	
Crankie Crank: The Movie 	October 3, 2012 	April 1, 2013 (again, as an April Fools' joke)/January 8, 2014	June 17, 2013 	
Fraggle Rock: The Movie 	May 17, 2013 	January 3, 2014 	December 19, 2013 	Based on the TV show "Fraggle Rock". However, The Jim Henson Company joined forces with the company to create the movie adaptation.
Sherlock Holmes and The Case of the Mysterious Bigfoot 	November 8, 2013 	January 4, 2014 	February 20, 2014 	Loosely based on Sherlock Holmes and Bigfoot.
The Sword and the Rose: The Legend of The Absolute Tale	January 5, 2014 	October 19, 2014 	December 8, 2014 	Adapted from Disney's live-action classic "The Sword and the Rose".
Nicholas Cage: The Life and Career 	November 8, 2014 	January 5, 2015 	December 16, 2014 	Based on Nicholas Cage himself.
Scout 1: Home Alone 	December 5, 2014 	July 8, 2015 	August 6, 2015 	British distribution only. Released in the US by 20th Century Fox, and was produced by Valve Media.
Lunchback: The Final Chapter 	January 5, 2015 	October 9, 2015 	January 28, 2016 	The last sequel to the first two Lunchback movies.
The Spirit of Hambor Day 	October 8, 2015 	January 5, 2016 	March 7, 2016 	
Dr. Gokoyle's Robot Rampage 	November 13, 2015 	December 6, 2015 	January 3, 2016 	
Scout 2: Lost in New York 	December 4, 2015 	October 6, 2016 	November 16, 2016 	British distribution only. International versions released by J.W. International Pictures, and was released in the US by 20th Century Fox, finally produced by Valve Media.
The Last Revenge of The Civil War 	December 31, 2015 	February 5, 2016 	June 7, 2016 	If the movie has some fight scenes, then it must be references to the Transformers.
==Final movie made on December 31, 2015==
The last of the movies made by the company was "The Last Revenge of The Civil War". But you can still watch these kind of movies on the internet.
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