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IbanezJFS wrote:Well I posted a review on IMBD but I have to wait for it to get approved first. Once it does ill post it.

It takes a few hours. Tell your friends to do the same thing too!

Hmm, I don't know if I'd go so far as to compare "Super Mario Bros." to "The Toxic Avenger," though in a way they are sort of similar in their silliness. However, I think Mario Bros. takes itself a whole lot more seriously than the Toxic Avenger films. But I think that since I'd ...

Still, it's hard to take Marble Hornets seriously after watching their comedy videos on their other channel...

Yeah, we survived Y2K, 9/11, Hurricane Katrina and all those other days that church predicted for the 'end times,' I think we'll be fine.

I like the idea of introducing the other Kooplings, but when I wrote my own fan-screenplay, it came out a little convoluted because I featured all of them as covert ops spies in the first act, which was entirely set in New York and lasted about 55 pages. Though I like where you're headed with it. Th...

Yeah, I'm ready to buy everyone on the site plane tickets to the Disney HQ and have a protest out front demanding an extended "ultimate edition" of the film and not go away until they give us what I want.

IbanezJFS wrote:I know a sequel would be too much to ask. But maybe a blue ray with bonus features.

Or, a Blu-Ray/DVD that has an extended version of the film! Huh? Yes? YES.

I kind of liked it better the other way... I mean, the green skin and scales makes more sense in theory, but in the movie, the reptiles are almost completely human. But, it's your project and you can do whatever you want. Just don't be like George Lucas and change things every five minutes.

I've read that Gary Wolf liked the movie so much that when he wrote the sequel to the novel he opted to continue the film's version of events. Sort of. The sequel " Who P-P-P-Plugged Roger Rabbit ?" pretty much ignores the events of the novel, except that it mentions the events of "W...

Hmm, "don't like" is an understatement. I think if there was a word that described "hate with the intensity of a billion dying suns about to go supernova" that would be more accurate.

Wario's okay, but everyone on this board knows my stance on Waluigi-- he's the Scrappy Doo of the Mario universe.

Redstar wrote:It may not be the most faithful adaptation, but it's certainly imaginative and fun.

Shigeru Miyamoto would disagree with you. I read an interview with him where he said that for him, it was 'too close' to the games... Either way, welcome to the board!

I like everything except Waluigi.

Bob Hoskins has been in 'loose' adaptations before "Super Mario Bros." Take for instance the 1981 pulp crime novel Who Censored Roger Rabbit? by Gary Wolf . http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2758/4487455445_ef54ed437c.jpg It was adapted seven years later as "Who Framed Roger Rabbit,"...

Yeah, I think I'm gonna skip it, then. Or wait until I can watch it for free on NetFlix. Besides, every time I go to see a children's movie, an island of empty seats forms around me.

Have you ever heard of Hypno's Lullaby? I've never read it myself but I really don't want to, mostly in the fears that it'll hypnotise me. However if you've heard of it, can you tell me what it's about? I've heard of Hypno's Lullaby. It's a walk in the park. As far as 'the most popular video-game c...

There's also the Russian Sleep Expirement. That's a good one. I found that one unbearably boring. I also loathe the "Holders" series, as they're repetitive and don't really go anywhere. It's always "Walk into any hospital or halfway house in North America and ask to see the 'holder o...

I still think it all begins and ends with "Marble Hornets," which is everything "The Blair Witch Project" should have been. We have a lone protagonist who is pursued by a strange entity (the Operator, better known as 'The Slender Man') and numerous antagonists who are all out to ...

Great interview, I learned a lot. I actually had never heard that they spent 10 million dollars on the "fantasy" screenplay, building sets and stuff like that, which severely knocked down their budget... I am also enlightened to know that everyone's favorite Govenator was one of the early ...

I also do Mario movie-themed baptisms, weddings and funerals.

Trust me, if I can get a hold of the guy I know, he'll knock your socks off. I've fallen out of touch with him, but I am able to get in contact with him every week or so. I'll keep you posted.

I've heard of this movie. Is it actually done in 8-bit animation like that "Code Monkeys" show? Or is it a CGI fest? Because the poster depicts 8-bit art, which I think holds much more artistic merit.

WildWinger88 wrote: And I did make the steel pipe with the 8-bit mushroom poster.

Yeah, you should totally post that. That one is awesome.

The "Subcon" is really Zack Galifinackas? He's way too thin, he looks more like Will Forte as Alan Bishopman... Still, nice design.

Also, when will we start seeing some concept art! You've really made me passionate about seeing just how Bowser looks compared to Koopa. Will he have a "human" stage or will he be entirely dinosaur throughout the story? If he's Bowser from the start, he should look like one of Jim Henson'...

It goes either way for me. On the one hand, yes, it wraps things up with a better pace, but on the other hand, there's little to no closure. It's funny that Italy would have a slightly faster paced version of this movie when they're known for making long drawn out films like "Once Upon a Time i...

I don't know that one, but I thought "Dead Bart" was terrifying.

I'll never forget the first time I learned of the movie's existence. I had just become a Mario fan in 1996 with the release of "Super Mario 64" and the next summer my Dad said "Hey, the Mario movie's on TV!" And I said "Wait, there's a movie?!" I was floored. "Who ...

Candle Cove is amazing, but I think by far the most terrifying Creepypasta is the Slender Man mythos.

If you're not familiar with it, check out Marble Hornets, an ongoing web series based on Slender Man!

I think that the dull black background on the main page of the website should be replaced with a design of wrought iron steel covered in fungus or a grimy brick wall covered in Mario themed graffiti. I know a guy who might be able to whip something very professional up-- let me know if you want me t...

Yeah, which is funny, because I really liked Uwe Boll's "In the Name of the King."

Also good, I can't wait to see it. I also would like to add that I think the black background on the main page should be replaced with something like wrought iron steel or a wall covered in Mario themed graffiti.

I know "Squidward's Suicide" very well. And the trillion sequels and rip-offs that follow it. I'm an avid reader of internet urban legends, my favorite is Marble Hornets, but we're getting off topic. Let's let some people who don't know these scary stories read them and then see how they t...

Nice, it's probably a little too intense for a Disney audience, though.

Good, excellent, actually. I move we use this.

The unproduced screenplay for "Resident Evil" by George Romero is fantastic. Also, there was a draft of "Freddy Versus Jason," which I thought was fantastic-- it ended with Jason speaking for the first time as he slaughters Freddy and yells "FREDDY'S DEAD!" Another grea...

Tim is from my home town! He grew up right here in Allentown. I also love "Tom Goes to the Mayor," which I have the complete series of on DVD and I just saw "Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie" and thought it was absolutely brilliant.

I just didn't care for it. Though, I did like the one song in the movie by KMFDM-- Juke Joint Jezebel. But other than that, I find it virtually unwatchable.

All sorts of video-game urban legends, here. Sleep tight.

Paul WS Andersen, that's why. He took over the Resident Evil movie after George Romero quit and then knocked up Mila Jovovich.

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