New Super Mario Bros Movie

Nosferatu Man said:
Dr. Javelin said:
How about Mario doesn't go completely commercial and start invading our lives like Angry Birds has.

Mario is already commercial.
Actually, considering that fact that when I walk into a store now and there are Mario toys and stuff, I would have to agree.

My bro Yoshiwaker still gets his plush Yoshis from a special Japanese store, though.
 
Discord said:
Name one good video game movie.

The Pokemon movies (well at least the earlier ones)?

Anyways, in terms of Mario I still see it having potential for some form of TV media or movie (though it is true that Mario was never too successful in terms of movies, cartoons, or even in anime).

Though looking back at the Super Mario Bros. movie, it might have even been better if they at least animated the movie in a traditional cartoon style as opposed to live action:

 
supermariofan said:
20th Century Fox they made Ice Age, Robots, Horton Hears a Who, and Rio! and they all kick ass
What about Illumination Entertainment? Sure, Hop wasn't the best film, but Despicable Me was good, and The Lorax looks good.
 
Evil Magikrazy said:
supermariofan said:
20th Century Fox they made Ice Age, Robots, Horton Hears a Who, and Rio! and they all kick ass
What about Illumination Entertainment? Sure, Hop wasn't the best film, but Despicable Me was good, and The Lorax looks good.
that could work too and what about Pixar?
 
supermariofan said:
Evil Magikrazy said:
supermariofan said:
20th Century Fox they made Ice Age, Robots, Horton Hears a Who, and Rio! and they all kick ass
What about Illumination Entertainment? Sure, Hop wasn't the best film, but Despicable Me was good, and The Lorax looks good.
that could work too and what about Pixar?
Pixar seems kinda busy at the moment, working on Monsters University. Their schedule might be open in 2015.
 
supermariofan said:
Evil Magikrazy said:
supermariofan said:
20th Century Fox they made Ice Age, Robots, Horton Hears a Who, and Rio! and they all kick ass
What about Illumination Entertainment? Sure, Hop wasn't the best film, but Despicable Me was good, and The Lorax looks good.
that could work too and what about Pixar?
Pixar, and Disney as a whole for that matter, prefers to build upon their own work rather than produce licensed products.
 
Peter Sam said:
supermariofan said:
Evil Magikrazy said:
supermariofan said:
20th Century Fox they made Ice Age, Robots, Horton Hears a Who, and Rio! and they all kick ass
What about Illumination Entertainment? Sure, Hop wasn't the best film, but Despicable Me was good, and The Lo