A place for those who "Trust the Fungus"

MrGoomba909 wrote:Time to put up some positive reviews!

I'm going to spreqd the word to as many people as possible; to get the ratings up.

Awesome! Please link to or copy your review once you've written it; it'd be great to see your thoughts on the film and whether the score goes up!

MrGoomba909 wrote:Well, I'm going to write an email to Disney to support the cause. What email adress(es) should I send it to at disney?

You can find the appropriate contact information HERE. Be sure to let us know both what you write and what they reply with!

Happy Halloween, everyone! I hope we all have a fun and safe time. It's definitely been a tough year, so the holiday season is a welcome time.

Feel free to post photos of your decorated house and whatever your costume might be!

I might have missed this point. (sorry for that) But is it available here to look it through? Oh, wow. I sure have egg on my face. :lol: No, we unfortunately never were able to get the interview up. David is a very busy man so we've had to wait on him in numerous areas... Luckily, however, we recen...

He has a cape, so, yes.

But in all seriousness, Mario does fit some of the prerequisites of the superhero archetype, though I'm sure Phlibbit (being our resident comic expert) could make a more apt comparison.

Oh, that's funny.

I agree with Serum. Mario may have had various different personalities and hero-types in his myriad games, cartoons, comics and films, but each one has always required a "Luigi" character to complement and in some cases temper him. The two just work together. I think they're easily more su...

Looks good you guys! Cant wait to see the finished product. I hope Nintendo dosent find out about this.....like the Zelda fan film. I believe he said that he'd be mostly finished by January, so we don't have much longer! As for the "Hero of Time" Zelda fan film... Nintendo shut that down ...

Mark is a very sweet guy. We've kept a correspondence beyond the interview itself and hope that he'll be up for contributing to the site and our projects in the future. He really is very talented, so it was a pleasure talking to him.

I overheard this at work. Very shocking. He must have known his time was going to end soon, which is why he retired. Imagine how much worse Apple's stock would have fared if he had passed while still in power... The economy is bad enough as it is; Apple has done amazing things for the workforce. He'...

Let's start with the opening, a crudely drawn cartoon that explains the backstory. This is my biggest gripe with this entire movie and it is without question its lowest point, which is unfortunately because it's the first thing you see. It's like the kid in class who spent all night writing a Grade...

It was very astute of you to point out how effective the visuals effects are for a film that came out only a month before Jurassic Park ; many people ignorantly believe that Super Mario Bros. was attempting to "cash-in" on the ensuing dinosaur craze brought on by Spielberg's film. It was a...

Forgotten Relics 05: Super Mario Bros. the movie flame gun/ http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/2218/heatherspics174.jpg I came across this photo of one of the "Fry Guy" flamethrowers on the Prop Stop memorabilia blog. Unfortunately, they don't have it. Perhaps someone we know does?

Welcome to the board! There's definitely a community of us dedicated to the film, so it's good to see you become a part of it. :) It's no problem if you're not a very frequent member. We generally update the site itself every weekend, so that's when activity picks up a little bit. That's when you're...

Thanks for posting this. I really didn't know what to say myself. It's been a long ten years, though in many ways it's felt very brief. The world is a very different place. I can't say it's much better. When things like THIS happen to our own citizens you know that terrorists have truly "won.&q...

Wow Redstar, thank you for that speech. Anyway looking back, I just realized, its only been a year and a half and already I'm groaning over my old posts! I think my fan film thread speaks for itself. Don't worry about it! Another year and you'll find those same posts to be more amusing than anythin...

Yeah, I heard about that a few months ago. Didn't even bother to watch it like I did the first one. Just such a stupid concept.

I've been seeing a lot of comments saying "Yeah, that's great, but where's my Thwomp Stomper boots?" If the Boots can compete with the Back to the Future self-lacing sneakers, they must be iconic.

Glad to help. Also, we recently got in touch with one of the nun actresses, so we may be able to help you in that area as well.

Apparently, you don't need to activate your account via your E-mail. You can register a random username at a nonexistent E-mail address and automatically have a new account. Technically, we can vote as many times as we want this way.

Ugh, those IDIOTS. Why did they have to pair Super Mario Bros. with one of the most highly praised game film adaptations IN THE FIRST ROUND!? They seem to have fixed each match to have a "good" film and a "bad" film, essentially ensuring that the "bad" film is knocked ...

That's good. Doesn't sound like an area that will hinder the project too much, though it is a matter of time. I'm just worried about the head since there's no room for error in making that look and function perfectly. Hopefully you were able to discuss that with MEL.

Amazing work, MuppetMan! Very clever to use the Nunchuk as a control scheme. I hope that you can figure out the best method for controlling the Goomba as it'd be a shame if you had to give up on eye/eyebrow/jaw movement.

How much would another control board cost?

http://img853.imageshack.us/img853/1975/vgmdmherobg.png G4TV.Com is currently holding a "Videogame Movie Deathmatch" in which Super Mario Bros. is currently a contender against Silent Hill . Please place your vote within five days to get the movie into the next round! You do need to regis...

I've been following the potential (and now official) re-release of this film for the last few months. Since it was a Disney film I was honestly curious just to see what might happen. While it's good news for Rocketeer fans that they can finally have something recent (if not remastered or bare-bones)...

Alan McCoy is the skinny technician who is de-evolved in the cut scene. Kevin West is the balding, tall guy in the necklace who controls the devo console. Hope that helps!

Pretty good, except that Ronnie Jay Leipold was the "Crazed Lunatic" (a character I believe cut from the film). The Devo Technician whose picture you've provided was portrayed by Jeffrey Pillars. His character was also known as "Wart" in the scripts and storyboards.

Surprisingly, I believe it's real. I still wouldn't pay any more than a $150 for it, despite its rarity. I'll see if I can track down that Nintendo Power contest for more info.

Interesting project. Should be a great resource in the future! I can't help you with the nuns since we really don't know anything about their actresses or the Goombas since there really weren't "main" Goombas whom had the same actor every time. You can read our interview with Mark Jeffrey ...

^Yes. But don't get your hopes up. Yeah, I doubt the writer of such Blockbusters as "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" and "Men In Black" is going to do an interviewing regarding "Super Mario Bros..." But, maybe he will! But it's mentioned the ending of this script...

I'm not a big comic/graphic novel kind of guy, though I have read Watchmen. It was pretty food. That's all I have to say about that, so you'll just have to wait on Phlibbit, our resident superhero expert.

Has anyone heard much more about this draft? Do we have a scanned copy on one of our hard-drives? I think this should be uploaded along with the "rainbow" draft. As I said in one of the other script topics, we do have the full version of this script scanned and ready to be shared on the s...

This script is...not very good. I don't know why everyone says it's "humorless," when it's thickly coated in plumbing puns, wordplay and gags. The writers were obviously working with very little of the previous draft, and what did make it in seems out of place compared to the following dr...

Very interesting! I love these little things you find. Always making for some fun discussion.

I like your passion! We definitely agree that putting a more positive spin on the film is the first step towards getting an updated re-release out. Phlibbit and I have already taken measures to do this ourselves, though our results haven't always been positive. The problem is that Rotten Tomatoes re...

But even there, "Lemmy" is a Mario character-- "Daniella" is not. I noticed in this script that there were several characters named after Mario characters, like Bloober and Wart and Bertha. But still, it's up for grabs whether these characters would resemble their game counterpa...

No need to apologize! We we're simply curious about which aliens in the show you were referring to. The Goombas were so uniquely designed and built that it's always surprising to hear someone compare some other species to them. :D Let me just say I am no big fan of Super Mario Bros. The Movie. I am ...

I know, I think they ought to have renamed her Pauline in the polished product, though-- Mario's girlfriend in the games is named Pauline. I have no idea where they got 'Daniella' from. I agree with you there, but they did markedly well with characters and how they named them. We should be lucky th...

Parallels are certainly there, yes, but for the most part they're largely shallow similarities that can be traced to simple archetypes found within this particular genre.

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