Things We Saw Today
Things We Saw Today: Katniss Looks At Something in a New Catching Fire Promo
by Rebecca Pahle | 5:00 pm, April 12th, 2013
Come to a Movie Screening With Us! Really!
Sally Ride Gets Medal of Freedom
Saoirse Ronan Talks Scarlet Witch
Star Trek Into Darkness Review
Quicksilver for X-Men and The Avengers?
by Rebecca Pahle | 5:00 pm, April 12th, 2013
by Susana Polo | 10:18 am, November 13th, 2012
Okay, Lydia Deetz and most of the other female characters featured in Kishokahime’s DeviantArt gallery aren’t princesses, but you know what I mean. They’re the leading ladies of a bunch of animated and genre films from an era that corresponds to a lot of childhoods these days. And they may not get as much play in the media as Cinderella, but that doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten about them. So here’s to the strange and unusual movies where unicorns are a far more likely occurrence and Tim Curry is almost always the villain.
READ MOREby The Mary Sue Staff | 12:34 pm, February 22nd, 2012
Whenever we hear about a movie being remade, or a book being turned into a movie that probably should just be left alone, or a TV show that has no business being made into a movie, the next thing we do, after swallow a small amount of bile, is wonder who will be cast in this abomination. Sometimes, you luck out (see: J.J. Abrams’ Star Trek). But sometimes, you cringe at the thought of who might be stepping into a role (see: M. Night Shyamalan’s Avatar: The Last Airbender), or what childhood memories would be crushed next (21 Jump Street).
Since we’re gluttons for punishment, and sometimes stay up all night worrying about these kinds of things, we’re going to share 10 Worst Case Scenario movie adaptations and reboots of how Hollywood could go totally wrong.
READ MOREby The Mary Sue Staff | 12:33 pm, November 1st, 2011
What’s to explain? Immortality. You want it.
No, don’t give me any of that crap about living longer than your loved ones or statistically if you can’t die than eventually you’re certain to get trapped in a situation where you wish you could. The human race wants to live forever. Somehow. This is why we have anti aging cream, children, art, and religion.
READ MOREby Zoe Chevat | 12:55 pm, May 31st, 2011

Hollywood has historically had difficulty navigating the choppy waters of how to produce and market animation that is not sunshine, rainbows, and Aesop lessons; and the past twenty or thirty years have been no exception. On the flip side, plenty of video store employees have fallen on their own swords when deciding where to shelve the latest animation. Remember when explicit hentai like La Blue Girl (don’t look it up if you don’t know; it’s no-holds-barred tentacle porn) was put right next to volumes of Rainbow Brite? We do.
Mostly, though, the animation in our Power Grid was actually intended for kids. The directors of these films simply had a more…expansive view of what children could handle, which sometimes landed them in hot water with critics and outraged parents.
Come walk down memory lane as we recount some of the strangest, most innovative, and (occasionally) most unfortunately categorized animated works that hit the screen and VCR during our young years.
READ MOREby The Mary Sue Staff | 12:55 pm, April 19th, 2011

This Friday is Earth Day, and more than that, it’s also Arbor Day (at least here in the USA). While last year, various Earths got all the glory in our Power Grid, this year we’ll be paying tribute to trees.
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