A place for those who "Trust the Fungus"

Then why are they the Mario Brothers? Also, Mickey Mouse's last name is "Mouse" for the record.

I agree, there must be a director's cut out there. It would be like a quest for the Holy Grail, but hopefully no Frenchmen will be holding it captive this time.... And I don't want to have to use the Holy Hand Grenade again, like when I had to in order to get confirmation of a future "Freddy G...

Interesting stuff. Maybe he knows somebody who knows where the missing footage is. I mean, they just found a director's cut of "Event Horizon" on an unlabled VHS, so it's plausible that the extended cut of "Mario Bros." is out there...

Much better. I mean, we're only eight or so months away from the film's 20th anniversary and we've been trusting the fungus all this time.

I just want to say, I have a serious issue with the forum's motto: "A place for fans to trust the fungus." That's extremely redundant-- I think anyone who's a fan already trusts the fungus.

Therefore, I move we change that slogan to "A place for those who trust the fungus."

I have no idea what you're talking about. My Little Pony was a 1980s Saturday morning cartoon.

The Amityville Horror, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Trans Formers (All of them.) Pearl Harbor, the list goes on and on...

PresidentKingKoopa wrote:yeah this is probably what got me banned, how err....do I move it?

Doubtful, but I'll move it.

Redstar wrote:A nicer story than what his son apparently did.

Why, what did his son do?

EDIT: Oh, dear. I just read what his son did. That's not very good, is it?

I saw that they had done this via Twitter. Haven't watched it yet, nor do I really intend to, but it certainly gave the film a boost in attention. That's always good to have at least once a month. Think of it as a roast, a celebration-- and if it's coming from the MST3K guys, we all know they secre...

The way you say that makes it sound like youre the one who made the movie and youre honored by it. Oh, I forgot to tell everyone: I'm a time-traveler-- I actually was born in the mid 1940s, but discovered a portal to 1981 in 1957, where I lived out my days until late '94. During that time, I was on...

There is no greater honor than to be riffed by the stars of Mystery Science Theater 3000 ! I hope they expand this into a full Rifftrax! Seriously, though. "Super Mario Bros." is my favorite movie, and to have the stars of my favorite TV show of all time riff it is quite possibly the most ...

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The late Dennis Hopper, who we all know and love as the deplorable President Koopa, has left a hefty sum of 2.85 million dollars to his nine year old daughter! Even in death, Hopper continues to delight us.

In terms of the movie, I own the VHS, the 2003 DVD, the original theatrical poster and a couple action figures.

I'm going to see Paul Thomas Andersen's new movie "The Master" when it comes out, it looks pretty good. It's based on L. Ron Hubbard's early days of Scientology.

I'm sorry, I just have to bring this one up-- It's a "Creepypasta" about the origins of the character of Mario. While not inheriently scary, it does provide a lot of interesting (albeit untrue) insight to the Super Mario universe... http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/The_Real_Mario Here's t...

Redstar wrote:The "rules" of how time travel operates in the Back to the Future series are just there to serve the plot.

Well, I should hope so, considering the movie is called "Back to the Future."

Come on, i know some of you wanna get rid of that terrible joke Luigi made when Lena blew up :D How do i put photos on here? "She sure makes an impression?" Why was that so bad? And no, once a movie is released, it should never be altered, unless it's for the sake of a director's cut usin...

I've always thought of the "Back to the Future" movies as being in the same vein as the "Bill & Ted" movies-- I mean, yes, there is time travel in it, but the movie is really just a comedy. If you want to see a movie that depicts time travel in a serious manner, watch George...

No, no, no. In deleted scenes, you see that Old Biff actually faded from existence when he arrives back in 2015, much like Marty would have done if he hadn't set things straight in the original film. One of the writers said that Lorraine probably shot Biff around 1994, and that if Doc and Marty had...

I will admit that BttF is one of the best trilogies ever made, all things considered, but to me I just sort of see it as a pop culture-diluted illustration of time travel. I'm a very dedicated fan of science fiction, so time travel must be approached very intelligently for me to be interested in it...

And overall, I really love the Saw franchise. I guess it's kind of a guilty pleasure. The last film of the series was absolutely atrocious and pretty much ruined the whole thing, but it's the only horror movie franchise that I've ever been interested in. First of all, winning an Oscar doesn't mean ...

Mario Party 3, because it took the gameplay of the first two games and completely threw it in the garbage. I liked Mario Party 4, though... But the first two in the series are the best.

I wash my hands of this thread.

Again, why does Clark Kent look like a typical white-Caucasian human? It makes no sense, but it's established. If that premise can be accepted than why not aliens that look Asian? Okay, I'm only going to say this once: Clark Kent isn't white, he's Kryptonian. Just like you implied. Different races ...

I absolutely cannot stand any show by Seth Mcfarlene. Is that really what American humor is coming to? I would have to agree. While I have a soft spot for American Dad, the reliance on rape/molestation, abortion and sexism jokes in Family Guy is not in any way amusing. Yeah, you can only make so ma...

These characters (Goku/Clark) may not fit into the specific racial/ethnic groupings of the human race, but they still look it. Fox simply didn't respect the character enough to make an effort to cast an Asian actor in an Asian role. That makes zero sense. Why would there be Asians in space? The las...

I've always enjoyed The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen . The casting is good and the story a good reversal of the original novels. It certainly could have been much better executed, but I liked it. Solid film with true sequel potential. As much as I love LXG, I think we'll be seeing a sequel to ...

I'm not exactly sure what you're driving at here... But, I'll give it a shot. Here's a little list of movies that are popular that I absolutely loathe and why... Forrest Gump (I turned it off as soon as Forrest started running when he was a kid and his leg braces shattered.) Titanic (In fairness, th...

The movie could have been good if Goku wasn't white... I've got to stop you, right there. Goku is an alien, from the planet Plant. Why would he be Asian? Truth be told, Goku isn't white or Asian, he's a descendant of an extremely powerful race from deep space. Saying he should be Asian is saying th...

Tiny Tank on PS1.

The book was okay to me. It overexplained everything & there wasn't too much of a sense of isolation to it. It was enjoyable nonetheless. I loved the vagueness & atmosphere to the 1980 movie, it's more of a symbolic piece-of-art than a movie. The scenes of Llyod & Jack are some of my fa...

ultimateemail5000 wrote:Even the Chinese and Viatnemese unnofficial DB movies were better than what we got.

Eh, let's not muddy things up, here...

Yeah, I can't really blame Ben Ramsey for this. I blame FOX. However, given the fact that the movie was written by a student of marital arts and directed by a guy who does martial arts and stars a martial artist is okay. Most people don't know, but the "Dragonball" series is based on an an...

That one's a guilty pleasure for me, as I read the book after seeing the 1980 Stanley Kubrick movie, then watched the 1997 version and compared them. I enjoyed both, but the 1980 version is far superior. The remake, despite being much closer to the book still took too many liberties with the origina...

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