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I'm just not sure I understand why a predominantly American film would only get a release in the UK-- the same thing's been going on with Brian Yuzna's 1989 visceral horror flick Society , the movie was made in America and it's about American society, hence the title-- it has the American flag on th...

What UK Blu-Ray are you talking about? I haven't heard this...

Well, even if it never gets finished, you can always release the unused footage and interview with Joffé. If money is a problem, there's always Kickstarter.

So, I wound up in the weird part of YouTube and I found this music video that seems to be an original... (to say the least) song about Bob Hoskins set to mostly clips from Super Mario Bros. and some of Bob's other movies... Some of which even I've never seen. It contains a tiny bit of bad language s...

Do you mean the made for TV special they did in the early 90s where they interviewed everybody on set? It's right here...

...albeit in three parts, I think it was uploaded to YouTube before they removed the ten minute time restriction.

...movie is doing much better there than at imdb... IMDb is a vicious cult, I'd go so far as to say that their community is a hate group for anything that isn't made by Christopher Nolan. IMDb is a cesspool that serves little to no purpose, Amazon is a marketplace, a courthouse bazaar where people ...

I'm in the minority as I, while having enjoyed Super Mario 64, Super Smash Bros., Mario Kart 64 and Mario Party 1 & 2 am completely disgusted with the current design (cutesy, Mickey Mouse-like) and voice (Charles Martinet, I'm sorry, but he's just not Mario.) and complete take on Mario that Nint...

Welcome to the board, YoshiWrangler. I'm kind of sad you joined just now since this place is pretty much dying. But hopefully you'll breath some new life to it. It's not dying , traffic's just down, lately. Granted it's down more than it has been since 2009, but still, we need to fix by not posting ...

ultimateemail5000 wrote:I am not going to say how I saw it, but I saw the new Nuke'em High and I have to say it is AMAZING. Definetly a must buy and see in the thear.

Oh, very nice. Was it all in one big part or was it part one of two? (I heard they're splitting Return to Nuke'em High into two movies.)

Happy Birthday to Admin Redstar, who turns 24, today, making me feel like an old man. Happy birthday, Redstar!

That's inflation for you. But, if nothing else, purchasing stuff from the movie from MEL would probably drive up interest and revenue in the movie, adding more awareness towards getting a Blu-Ray release.

I often dream I'm wondering through the abandoned cement plant where the movie was filmed and I see the 'shadows' of the actors, directors, writers and producers moving about through the old, aged and decayed sets and props. I take a lot of vitamins, so my dreams are extremely lucid.

Happy birthday to my fellow Moderator, ultimateemail5000, who turns 28, today.

Hey, Merry Christmas! All I wanted was a Blu-Ray release of the Super Mario Bros. movie-- but it looks like I'm going to still have to wait a little while. Until then, I'll enjoy all the classic Doctor Who episodes I got on iTunes and the entire series box set of Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job ...

That's been there for a long while, now. I think it's just basic placeholder information.

Well, first and foremost, I think we need a Blu-Ray special edition of the Super Mario Bros. movie. Secondly, I think Nintendo needs to come up with a better system, without the movement based controllers and go back to basics without all the crazy screens on the gamepads and motion capture joystick...

Oh my gosh, I didn't know about this. That's sad. And during the Year of Luigi, too. I knew he sort of fell out of the acting circuit awhile back, I actually could never find any information about him. Well, may he rest in peace. He's up in Heaven with Lou Albano and Dennis Hopper, now.

Does anyone here watch Doctor Who ? I recently got back into the show, having grown up with watching reruns of the Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy episodes on the Sci-Fi Channel in the 1990s, I found the new ones on Netflix and they're amazing! So I binge watched all of the...

I wish it were that easy. We're still hoping that Roland will be able to get together some footage. He doesn't know where it may be if it even exists. We can still try. A remastered release is better than no release at all. Exactly, which is why I suggested these guys. They could probably even do s...

Exactly, let's all think of some thoughtful things we can put in an email to Shout! Factory and see if they'll give us the Blu-Ray release we've been waiting for, for so long.

Happy birthday to our founder, Phlibbit, who turns 26, today.

As a moderator I know that I really ought to post this sort of thing in the "Petitions for a Blu-Ray Release" thread, but given the overall silence that has fallen over the community lately, I think it's necessary to step things up a notch. Shout! Factory is a company that has started dist...

Happy birthday to Bob Hoskins! He's 71, today (October 26, 2013). Let's wish him a happy retirement.

Ahoy-hoy, hoy!

Sorry if I sounded weird asking this. I could never make the journey though, and it pretty much feels like I've lost a family member I never got to meet and I can't even leave flowers on his grave, because the trip is impossible for me. Well, you could leave a thoughtful message on his Find A Grave...

Better yet, contact the "Shout! Factory," they put the most obscure movies (from big studios, no less) on Blu-Ray. Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (from Universal) just got a Blu-Ray release with about 35 minutes worth of deleted scenes on it, as well as two full length documentari...

Usually I condemn this sort of thing, but... for some reason I actually see a crossover with Back to the Future working.

Well, I'm now trudging through the 11th grade of high school. Trust me, it's not killing me but I wouldn't exactly want to live through it again. Also Serum, where did you get that avatar from?! Cherish what little time in high school you have left, you're gonna miss it when it's gone. Also, I don'...

TrustDatFungus! wrote:
Serum wrote:Moderator's Note: Please keep all the chapters in one thread. I've merged them for your convenience.
~ Serum

Oh, sorry. Didn't know about that rule...

It's alright. It just saves bandwidth and money for the administrators who pay for the site. It's weird, I know.

Moderator's Note: Please keep all the chapters in one thread. I've merged them for your convenience.
~ Serum

Moderator's Note: Moved to Franchise Fanstuff.
~ First Moderator Serum

Not a Troma movie, but I think it's worth posting in this thread, given its plot and production-- the movie cost about 600USD (1000 Canadian Dollars) and looks amazing as a tribute to the action/sci-fi movies of the 1980s...

To Serum's point, I doubt anyone would make it up, though I can imagine they might misremember things, too. That seems like the only reason somebody would make stuff up about it, there's a lot of mixed memories from broadcasts gone by, I don't think anybody is going to go out of their way to create...

I don't really think anyone on Wikipedia has any reason to make up unreliable information regarding a fairly obscure 1990s Saturday Morning Cartoon.

Whatever we're doing, we're doing it right, apparently. If not for this site I think you'd not have seen that ad. We just need to keep chipping away at the ice.

Why don't you write to their customer complaint thing? Maybe it's just the people sending the emails, not the company.

I've only seen the most recent Harry Potter movie, "Deadly Hollows Part 2" or whatever. I'd never read any of the books or seen any of the movies until I went to go see that one in theaters with some friends not knowing what was going on. I would keep turning to my friend and saying "...

ultimateemail5000 wrote: I wish I could go to the same area where Evil Dead 2's ext cabin scenes were filmed.

I read in Bruce Campbell's autobiography that the interior of the cabin was filmed on a stage built in a high school gymnasium during summer vacation.

Well, before this day is done, I think it appropriate to address the atrocities that happened twelve years ago. Three thousand souls were snuffed into a cold oblivion on this day, twelve years ago. We watched the biggest, mightiest towers on the planet fall like a house of cards on our TVs and have ...

Huh. Nice. I didn't realize that existed.

I don't think Nintendo was directly involved with either the Super Mario Bros. movie or any incarnations of the Mario cartoon shows. But I see what you're saying.

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