Drilbur said:Plus, American's not a language.
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Drilbur said:Plus, American's not a language.
I want to give him dialogue because it's a movie! not a game! In the shows he spoke but not in an itallian accentDrilbur said:supermariofan said:I'm actually giving Mario dialogue but he's not gonna speak in that high pitched itallian accent he's just gonna speak our languageDrilbur said:It worked in Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario RPG, the Paper Mario series, Mario and Luigi, etc.Koopaul said:Drilbur said:I take it you haven't seen Wall-E, Mr. Fan.
It works in WALL-E because most of the movie is silent. You can't have a silent protagonist with everyone else talking around him. That would be weird. Plus we have a reason for WALL-E silence, he's a robot. But Mario's human, and if there are other humans in this movie talking but he isn't everyone is going to be wondering why.
Besides, the times we see Mario talk are annoying to hear. I'd rather have Mario silent instead of a chatterbox.
Let's review Mario's voice actors over the years.
Peter Cullen- Can't tell, I haven't seen Saturday Supercade.
Captain Lou- He's dead, so he couldn't do Mario.
Walker Boone- Meh.
Marc Graue- NO!!!!!!
Charles Martinet- He's probably the best choice, and Martio (Martinet + Mario) is usually silent.
Anyway, I was thinking that during the movie, Luigi could say something like, "Hey, Bro. How come you never talk?" and then Mario could just shrug his shoulders.
He already speaks our language, silly.
Why do you want to give Mario dialogue so badly anyways? What part of "silent protagonist" don't you understand?
Plus, American's not a language.
According to Koopaul, it's becauseGardevoir said:Wall-E is a movie ...
Here's a personality I'm giving him a depressed plumber who lives in Brooklyn, and also tries to make his and Luigi's lives betterOrnithologist Mario said:I think that hardest part is giving Mario an interesting personality. Usually, main characters in a movie have some sort of personality. I wouldn't want a flat character as a main character in a movie.
Gardevoir said:A fat guy who likes spagetti.. There.. In the end he transforms into a new type of shy guy called fat guy..
Ornithologist Mario said:He's not THAT fat.
Piantas should be in the movie.
In my screenplay there's not gonna be any pasta jokes like in the showGardevoir said:A fat guy who likes spagetti.. There.. In the end he transforms into a new type of shy guy called fat guy..
Really? You're going to make Mario a complete jerkass? While Bowser is doing the unspeakable to Peach?Ornithologist Mario said:Gardevoir said:A fat guy who likes spagetti.. There.. In the end he transforms into a new type of shy guy called fat guy..
No, I mean Mario, not Wario.
Mario should be this cheerful guy, but he gets bored of rescuing Peach. When Bowser steals Peach one more time, he doesn't want to. He wants to see what happens if he doesn't rescue Peach.
Drilbur said:Really? You're going to make Mario a complete jerkass? While Bowser is doing the unspeakable to Peach?Ornithologist Mario said:Gardevoir said:A fat guy who likes spagetti.. There.. In the end he transforms into a new type of shy guy called fat guy..
No, I mean Mario, not Wario.
Mario should be this cheerful guy, but he gets bored of rescuing Peach. When Bowser steals Peach one more time, he doesn't want to. He wants to see what happens if he doesn't rescue Peach.
Bowser: Hey, Princess? I need another soldier for my army-
Peach: No! Please, we've done this eight times already!
Bowser: Either that or I eat you.
Mario <sitting on the couch watching TV>: Meh.
Don't forget skinning racoons for their skin.Gardevoir said:Yeah, killing thousand of brown racist mushrooms are PG rated.