PitOfNoReturn
Goomba
Good morning to those on the West Coast, and good afternoon to those on the East.
For privacy reasons I will not disclose my real name here, but you can call me by my username: PitofNoReturn, or Pit for short.
For many years I have desired to make my own Super Mario movie, and this desire what drove me to aspire to become a filmmaker. As of now, I have not yet produced any movies, but I'm getting there.
With that said, as you are all aware a Super Mario movie produced by Illumination is well into post-production. Two trailers have already been released, and the movie is scheduled to be released in April of this year. This however does not deter me. Instead, it has given me another idea.
With this post, I am officially launching SMB2025: The Ultimate Mario Fan Project! An epic online motion-comic retelling the story of the original Super Mario Bros. game as the dark fantasy envisioned by its instruction manual; complete with illustrations based on the NES-era artwork; as well as voice acting, SFX, and an original score. A love letter to the game that started it all, sent in time for its fortieth anniversary.
But I cannot do this alone. I can only do this with the help of the fanbase. And even then, it will be a difficult task. But that's what filmmaking is all about.
Who's with me?
For privacy reasons I will not disclose my real name here, but you can call me by my username: PitofNoReturn, or Pit for short.
For many years I have desired to make my own Super Mario movie, and this desire what drove me to aspire to become a filmmaker. As of now, I have not yet produced any movies, but I'm getting there.
With that said, as you are all aware a Super Mario movie produced by Illumination is well into post-production. Two trailers have already been released, and the movie is scheduled to be released in April of this year. This however does not deter me. Instead, it has given me another idea.
With this post, I am officially launching SMB2025: The Ultimate Mario Fan Project! An epic online motion-comic retelling the story of the original Super Mario Bros. game as the dark fantasy envisioned by its instruction manual; complete with illustrations based on the NES-era artwork; as well as voice acting, SFX, and an original score. A love letter to the game that started it all, sent in time for its fortieth anniversary.
But I cannot do this alone. I can only do this with the help of the fanbase. And even then, it will be a difficult task. But that's what filmmaking is all about.
Who's with me?
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