“Mars Attacks!” is a sci-fi comedy film about an alien invasion. Aliens with big heads and slimy skin invade Earth with ray guns and a desire to conquer. They prove to be as dangerous as they are ridiculous, as they attack everyone from world leaders to regular citizens. The film features an ensemble cast including Jack Nicholson, Pierce Brosnan, and Danny DeVito. The aliens are eventually defeated by playing a ridiculous song over their radio waves that causes their brains to explode. In the end, the humans are left standing victorious, but perhaps more humbled by the experience.
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Review
Oh, gentle readers! I bring thee tidings of a most unusual film that hath graced the silver screen. A tale of aliens, explosions and human folly! I speak of none other than the movie “Mars Attacks!”
This film doth present a most curious plot; set in our own modern day, Martians have descended upon Earth with naught but destruction in their alien hearts. They seek to annihilate all who dare stand in their path.
But fear not, dear readers, for our world is not without defenders! In this time of need, true heroes do arise. From the President of these United States to little old ladies with their rolling pins at the ready, all will band together to save the planet.
The cast of this marvelous film is as varied as it is talented. We see the likes of Jack Nicholson playing both the President and a Las Vegas tycoon named Art Land. Glenn Close takes on the role of First Lady, Annette Bening as Barbara Land and Pierce Brosnan as Donald Kessler.
As we delve into this piece de resistance, we find ourselves greeted with unparalleled special effects that do well to transport us from our mundane lives into a world where Martians reign supreme. The creativity bestowed upon this film brings forth otherworldly creatures that boggle the mind.
The dialogue of “Mars Attacks!” is nothing if not unique in its delivery. The Martians communicate through a series of honks that are almost musical in nature. One cannot help but be impressed by such innovation!
It is no surprise then that this film was met with great praise when it was first released in 1996. Though it did not fair well at the box office initially, it soon gained popularity and has since become a cult classic.
Even now, more than two decades since its release date, “Mars Attacks!” remains an enjoyable experience for any lover of science fiction or comedy.
That being said, this film is not without its detractors. Some criticize its use of unrealistic CGI effects, while others find the humor too absurd for their tastes.
Despite any criticism, it cannot be denied that the production crews behind this film did exceptionally well in their efforts to bring forth a unique and entertaining cinematic experience. They went above and beyond, creating scenes and settings that were unlike anything seen before.
The soundscape of “Mars Attacks!” is also noteworthy. The soundtrack is composed of classic songs mixed with eerie alien noises that add to the overall otherworldly feel of the film.
And then there is the history. Did you know that this film was actually inspired by a set of trading cards that were popular in the 1960s? It was director Tim Burton’s love for these cards that led him to pursue bringing the story to life on the big screen.
Beyond this fact, there are many more interesting tidbits surrounding the production of “Mars Attacks!” For example, did you know that actress Natalie Portman had one of her earliest roles in this film?
Furthermore, many fans have pointed out similarities between this movie and another classic film: “Independence Day.” However, “Mars Attacks!” manages to distinguish itself through its unique brand of humor and creative expression.
In conclusion dear readers, I implore thee to give “Mars Attacks!” a watch if thou hast not already done so. It is a tale worth experiencing for oneself; a story filled with action, intrigue and even a few laughs along the way.
As Shakespeare himself once said: “All the world’s a stage,” and within this masterpiece of modern cinema we find a stage like no other; one inhabited by strange creatures from beyond our galaxy, brave heroes willing to risk it all and an unforgettable storyline whose impact will last for ages to come.
Technical Data
- Runtime : 106
- Release : 1996-12-12
- Genre : Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
- Cast : Jack Nicholson as President Dale / Art Land, Glenn Close as Marsha Dale, Annette Bening as Barbara Land, Pierce Brosnan as Donald Kessler, Danny DeVito as Rude Gambler
- Crew : Larry J. Franco as Producer, Peter Suschitzky as Director of Photography, Tim Burton as Director, Tim Burton as Producer, Laurie Parker as Producer
- Popularity 26.432
- Budget : $70,000,000
- Revenue : $101,371,017
- Company : Tim Burton Productions, Warner Bros. Pictures
- Summary : A fleet of Martian spacecraft surrounds the world’s major cities and all of humanity waits to see if the extraterrestrial visitors have, as they claim, “come in peace.” U.S. President James Dale receives assurance from science professor Donald Kessler that the Martians’ mission is a friendly one. But when a peaceful exchange ends in the total annihilation of the U.S. Congress, military men call for a full-scale nuclear retaliation.
- Tagline : Nice planet. We’ll take it!
