A place for those who "Trust the Fungus"

Redstar wrote:It could've worked. I would have no problem with a feature-length Super Show film.

Right, because the Super Show was quality material. I think the Super Mario Bros, Super Show had even less to do with the Mario games than the movie itself...

I love the movie, but the draw back of it is that it feels like a long episode, whereas the South Park movie didn't feel like that. That's probably because South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut was a musical, which was something I don't think anybody was really expecting. It was nominated for an Osca...

That's not bizarro fiction at all. That's just two companies trying to be funny. Bizarro fiction is more of a literary thing than a visual thing. It would be hard to adapt many works of bizarro fiction into film or graphic novel form because the imagery depicted therein is so odd and outrageous that...

So what are the requirements of Bizarro Fiction can it just be any weird idea as long as it has a structured plot and sense of proper continuition and all that? Bizarro Fiction in general depends on a sense of what's called "irrealism," which is similar to surrealism-- which means "w...

Oh, you know what would make a killer movie? "Wolfenstein 3D." I'd do it entirely in the first person mode that the one scene in "Doom" was done in.

I once watched "Beavis and Butt-Head Do America" ten times in a row and found it funny every time-- it's a clever show.

:shock: Wow. You got some interesting blood in you. EDIT: PS: If your idea really takes off, I call first dibs on the elaborate underwater city. :o Oh, it gets weirder, another ancestor of mine, a Frenchman by the name of Christopher Meret wrote a book called "Anatomie de Meret," which in...

Roareye wrote:Is it a distribution company?

Yes, "Cannibal" was distributed by Troma in the United States, they also produced and distributed other trashy low-brow movies like "Combat Shock," "Mad Dog Morgan" and most famously "The Toxic Avenger."

Phlibbit wrote:We're renting it straight from Disney, so no problems there. They have a whole department that facilitates screenings of their back catalog.

Good, attach a letter to it when you return it demanding an extended cut in high definition be put on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Wait, why is "Luigi's Mansion" in an alternate timeline than the rest of the series? I was always under the impression that "Luigi's Mansion" was completely canonical.

Goldeneye, F-Zero X, Rampage: World Tour, Rampage 2: Universal Tour, Snowboard Kids, Snowboard Kids 2, Super Smash Bros. (the original) and Bomberman 64 are good games for multiplayer on the N64.

Why are Koopa and Bowser considered different characters? I realize that the design of the character shifted until it finally settled, but I'm not sure if you can find any suggestion canonically that they're not the same person. Actually, it's funny you would say that-- I was going to make an entir...

I'm a writer, it's my job to over-think absolutely everything.

You obviously don't know me very well-- I don't take 'no' for an answer. I always have and always will get my way-- and getting a high-definition transfer of an extended cut of "Super Mario Bros." is no different.

I will not be refused what is so rightfully mine.

They weren't fired. They were just let go along with the rest of the production following director Beeman's departure. To me "let go" is just a politically correct term for "fired." I've been "let go" from jobs before, but it was always a firing-- I don't like the term...

A little bit off topic, but here's a movie written by Jennewein and Parker from 1992-- this is presumably what they did after getting fired from "Super Mario Bros." 0Bs2icpiR1s I can tell from the trailer alone that I'm glad they didn't do the final product of "Super Mario Bros.,"...

Disney seems to be too busy going after people who make props based on Marvel comics properties these days to do much else sadly. Considering all the other movies they've put out that are cult following movies (let's face it The Blackhole wasn't a smash hit) or their direct to dvd stuff you would t...

Star Fox would have been a great property to see adapted to film in the '90s or even a cliche-filled action series. However, I don't agree that it should be in CGI. I would much rather have seen a '90s adaptation done with the puppets shown in the original promotional artwork I'm still having night...

In fact, since we haven't seen or heard from the King since "Super Mario Bros. 3" for NES, I think it's safe to assume that in the latter-day game canon Mario has secretly wed Peach and is the Mushroom King, as well as the Mushroom Kingdom's greatest warrior. Why this information isn't div...

Waluigi and all who are in favor of him can get on the bus with Kazantzakis and Scorcese and go straight to Hell.

Just don't ask me to star in a "movie" of the screenplay. I only say this because a character named Pauline is in it; I'll probably mess it up by saying "PAW-leen" instead of "paw-LEEN." I watch too much Channel 11. No, nobody is making a movie out of this. Not unless ...

I know it all sounds stupid, but it's what I believe. Well, with any luck, you'll be able to relieve a few gullible movie stars of some of their money. It's funny you would say that. An ancestor of mine, a science-fiction author by the name of Abraham Merritt was supposedly at the lunch roundtable ...

Everyone's got a price. For Mario, saving princesses and other damsels and citizens in distress is just his job. I don't even think he's a licensed plumber anymore-- he's practically the Mushroom King.

There has got to be some strong feelings between Mario and Peach, why the heck would Mario put his life at risk to save this woman every single time she gets kidnapped by Koopa. I would think it has something to do with the mountains of gold Peach is sitting on. She probably pays him in abundance f...

Jazz Jackrabbit in animated form as done by Don Bluth, director of hit animated movies like All Dogs Go to Heaven, An American Tail and The Land Before Time. I'd give my right nut to see that. Jazz Jackrabbit was essentially already adapted into a cartoon series with Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars ...

Happy birthday to Administrator Redstar, who turns 22, today.

In The Name of the King - A Dragon's Seige Tale - Uwe Boll does, at least, improve on his previous efforts with a film that is often entertaining to watch just to see how crap it is. I mean for Christ's sake, the main character is a farmer called Farmer. How much more moronic does the script need t...

Jazz Jackrabbit in animated form as done by Don Bluth, director of hit animated movies like All Dogs Go to Heaven, An American Tail and The Land Before Time. I'd give my right nut to see that.

"Doom" is pretty good, though I am disappointed they eliminated the satanic element from the video-games, I really enjoyed Karl Urban as the Doomguy and it was interesting to see the Rock play a bad guy. My favorite part was the "First Person Shooter" segment, which had the class...

What you're describing is basically panspermia with a sci-fi twist; it's a theory that doesn't necessarily negate the idea of evolution, which has already been proven in some forms. Oh, you haven't even heard the gist of my "sci-fi twist" to my origin story, yet. Furthermore, I believe th...

Well, sure. But considering both movies' source material are so renowned, it's an interesting line to be drawn. I've heard a lot of people compare "Dragonball" to "Super Mario Bros.," which is primarily why I made this thread. I knew it was going to come up in conversation eventu...

I should make this movie a cartoon-- And I know just the person to consult. Maybe this project isn't as far-fetched as I'm making it out to be... I volunteer for logo design and voice acting roles. :mrgreen: It's not a traditional cartoon, not like done the way a lot of cartoons are done on places ...

I would have no problem if they went back and finished the incomplete scenes, but only under the condition that the technology they go about to do so with was the exact same kind of technology they used to make the film in 1992-- that is the only pure solution. I'm sure the technology used in '92, ...

jka12002 wrote:No Koopa Special Pizza? Laaaaaame!

No, no Koopa Special, not even mushrooms. But the duck steak and duck egg sounds exquisitely grotesque...I must have it.

I know I'm going to get a lot of flak for this, but I don't particularly believe in evolution in the same way that it's presented by so many scientists. I actually believe that humanity came from the planet Mars, before its seas dried up and its sky was scorched with red clouds I believe Mars was a ...

I should make this movie a cartoon-- And I know just the person to consult. Maybe this project isn't as far-fetched as I'm making it out to be...

You people and your 80s. Your precious 80s. You know, it would have gone on being the 70s if it wasn't for people like you.

I figured this is going to turn into more of a conversation about the live action "Dragonball" movie than the "Super Mario Bros." movie, so I'm putting it here in General Talk. Has anyone noticed the striking similarities the ill-fated "Dragonball" live action film has...

So I was visiting my local best buy and I decided to look for the Super Mario Bros movie on DVD, (Even though I already have it.) and I was happy to see that they had 3 huge rows filled with just SMB alone. Best Buy is fully loaded with it, maybe this is a new step towards that blu-ray release. Yea...

Well, I just got this email back from Disney, regarding my suggestion for an extended Blu-Ray of "Super Mario Bros.," entitled "Unsolicited Idea Submission." C.R.M., This will acknowledge, with thanks, receipt of your letter to â€œBVHE WDHE Feedbackâ€ suggesting that we release ...

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