A place for those who "Trust the Fungus"

Or you could just keep the main site open in a separate tab...

Then shun me, because Waluigi is awesome. He exhibits a ton of humor and character, especially in stuff like Mario Strikers Charged and the intros to Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour and Mario Power Tennis . After Mario, he's one of my favorites to play as. I was even just saying last night that while pl...

LBD_Nytetrayn wrote:It was Peter Cullen, actually, who had voiced (and still voices) Optimus Prime.

That's him. I'm not a fan of Transformers at all, so I didn't know. But it's pretty interesting that the voice of the popular robot was once the voice of Mario.

We're getting off-topic, people. This isn't a fan-forum for "Street Fighter" starring Raul Julia, it's for a better movie... :mrgreen: Hell at least we are not trying to make a world record of the most posts and replies in one day like you are. :lol: I'm trying to keep this forum alive an...

I ride the bus to get around, too. But you're from Canada, right? For me, an all-day bus ticket is four dollars-- that's like eight dollars Canadian!

...what were we talking about? Oh right, Silent Hill...

You've never played any of the "Silent Hill" games? You can find copies of "Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams" on bus seats... "SH2" is really the best one, story-wise.

When I find the right drawing mood, I could try to hand draw my own little poster and post it on Deviant Art and have a link in the description lead back to here. Sort of like advertising. Again...when I am in the right drawing mood because quality comes from it. :idea: Any little bit of help is a ...

in previous SH games a lot of doors were either broken or un-open-able crushing any hope for seeing what is hidden behind closed doors. If there is still a way to create wonderful puzzles, even with the open sand box exploration; that would be sweet too. creativity and innovation can go a long way....

Yes, yes it can. It's particularly good for using as an excuse to not hear people I don't want to hear, like people who dislike the greatest movie ever made.

Yes, to everyone, and telling them to pass the word to everyone else!

I've heard good things about "Downpour" and how it's going to be more of an "open world" or "sandbox" style game in the same vein as "Grand Theft Auto," which is kind of hard to imagine with Silent Hill, but it might work.

I adored Luigi's Mansion. I beat that game and got all the gold frames and the highest score possible, but I don't think it would work as a cartoon very well. I disagree. I think a Luigi's Mansion cartoon would be very suited for a mid-'90s/early-'00s episodic cartoon. Obviously, you'd have to feat...

I'm not sure what I can do to help, but I can say that I definitely approve of your work so far. That's all you really need to do is approve. And if you can, tell your friends to approve, and tell them to tell their friends to approve and so on and so forth, forever until the whole world knows just...

Redstar wrote:I don't mind Waluigi...

I do. Waluigi sucks. Anyone who likes Waluigi is on my shun-list.

Thats...peculiar. You would think she would be one of the easier talents to get a hold of, now if we were trying to interview Hoskins or something-- well, he probably wouldn't do it unless we paid him or something, bad example. But still, I wonder why she's so difficult to get in touch with. I don't...

Welcome to the board, Crazie! I see Merritt here has already given you a personal welcome, so I'll just say that it's glad to see a new member around, especially as we end this year and start a new one. We have big plans for the film and our community coming up in 2012, so stick around and have fun...

I adored Luigi's Mansion. I beat that game and got all the gold frames and the highest score possible, but I don't think it would work as a cartoon very well.

Now if only we could get ahold of the fabled Barry Morrow first draft and interview him... And Ed Solomon. And Ian la Francis and Dick Clement. And Jim Jennewein and Tom S. Parker... we need to get in contact with these people! If any of them are half as interesting as Parker Bennett then we're in f...

Whatever we do, we need to avoid having a "Flash Intro," because if there's one thing that drives me away from a website, it's a forty-five minute long flash intro that you cannot skip and it slows your computer to the speed of a salted slug going up the side of Mount Everest. Please, what...

FaceBook is silly, but I suppose it will help us reach a larger crowd...

Maybe if they (Heaven forbid) made a movie out of "Luigi's Mansion" in the style of a cartoon, but even there, Mario is the main focus-- he's the damsel in distress.

The movie's title sounds like it has the makings of a song. Only problem is coming up with things that rhyme with "Jankel". Let's see...there's "rankles," as in "it rankles on my nerves," there's "Wankel", as in a Wankel rotary engine...I suppose you could sa...

Yeah, I'd have to go with Redstar and say almost, if not all of the movie was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina. The movie "The Crow" was also shot there, the one with Bruce Lee's son, Brandon Lee-- a similar movie in tone, if you ask me. But yes, the only stuff shot in New York was don...

I recently wrote another letter to Disney... here is what it says... Hi there, I represent a website called "The Super Mario Bros. Movie Archive," it's located at http://www.smbmovie.com. We dedicate our time to unearthing as much about this underrated movie and putting the information we ...

I'm going to post this here and in the Blu-Ray petition thread, but here's what I wrote to Disney... Hi there, I represent a website called "The Super Mario Bros. Movie Archive," it's located at http://www.smbmovie.com. We dedicate our time to unearthing as much about this underrated movie...

Ha, isn't a pity that the movie never took off like it should have and we would still have memorabilia to this day that would span into thousands of items. Of course, had the movie been successful and gotten its promised sequels, they probably would have rebooted it now into something even more grit...

Here's a satirical haiku about the film's production and premiere...

They once made a film.
It didn't go very well.
Blah, blah, blah, the end.

I'm a writer, not a poet.

Opinions are like buttholes, everybody has one. (Unless you've had a colostomy, like the people who wrote this article.)

That is interesting, I didn't know Nintendo when and gave that level of involvement to the film.
Also, for the longest time I thought one of the Japanese businessmen in the post-credits scene was Shigeru Miyamoto, but I don't think it is.

They were incredibly brave, especially considering the director's were fired a few weeks in and they had to basically finish the movie themselves!

Say what thou whilst, I like Pauly Shore.

I'll have to review it when I get some time, I'm very busy between writing a new book for Eraserhead Press, writing a new fan-sequel to "Super Mario Bros." and updating and maintaining threads in general, but I promise I'll look at it when I can.

Good review, Amy! I like the nostalgic start and the technical aspects of your review. Always a good way to go about writing it.

I remember I had one of those Leonard Martin style "Movie Guides" back in the day, it was by a husband and wife critic (oh, the irony) and they gave it three and a half out of five stars. I think it was, Mick Martin and Marsha Porter's Mega Movie Guide. I stopped reading them when they gav...

We're getting off-topic, people. This isn't a fan-forum for "Street Fighter" starring Raul Julia, it's for a better movie...

We really, really need a director's cut of the film, particularly to clarify the whole alternate opening where Daisy and Luigi meet at the diner instead of on the street when he catches her when she slips on a puddle-- much more romantic. And as for the opposite of a deleted scene, I want to see tha...

When they get arrested, the desk clerk, a guy with a mustache says "Mike! Show these Marios around," and then the next thing we see is the same desk clerk who booked them escorting them through the gate-- so is Mike the desk clerk's twin brother? A clone? Then this character shows up sever...

Yeah, that works, go with cobra. It's a little close to the whole "GI Joe" villain organization, though, but it works.

I would really love to get my hands on the spiky jacket that the cops in the movie wear, or a spiked overcoat that the Goombas wear. Then I could walk around and scare all the hippies.

RE: Mr. Video III Coincidence, or knowing homage? On the one hand, it seems like a coincidence, but consider that *that* road was used when they could have shot just anywhere... No, I'm fairly certain that's a knowing homage. You don't just call a video-store something like that, and have the sign ...

Search found 1553 matches