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Now That J.J. Has Successfully Relaunched Some Of Our Favorite Astronauts, Maybe He'll Do The Same For Some MICRONAUTS!!
Merrick here...
In an article evaluating all the toy/game-to-movie madness we've been experiencing lately, The Wall Street Journal says J.J. Abrams is "in talks" to lord over a movie based on MICRONAUTS toys. If J.J.'s there, can Bob & Alex be far behind?
J.J. Abrams, who created the TV show "Lost" and directed this summer's "Star Trek" film, is in discussions to produce a movie about Japanese toy line Micronauts, which Hasbro just acquired.
...says WSJ HERE, in an article which also includes the following TRANSFORMERS 3-related quote from Mr. Bay:
"I didn't want to do it," says Mr. Bay, "but Paramount, they begged me."
In case you missed the MICRONAUTS bandwagon, here are two vintage TV commercials hocking product:
Various MICRONAUTS merch, including toys and issues 1-59 of a Marvel comic adaptation, can be found HERE
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yesssss
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...or not if i can be first and second!
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The end of original cinema as we knew it.
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I loved the Micronauts as a teenager growing up on the Marvel brand. I still have the full run and it's good stuff! I will go to this movie
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...looks rather phallic.
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game over
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... and it's a sure bet the movie version will be loads more intelligent than the Transformers crapfest!
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Can't wait to see the dumbed-down, tween-friendly studio version!
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Micronauts were much cooler than transformers.
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Those lovable scamps.
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...and loved the Marvel comic book series. Both the story and art were awesome, and really added a lot of dimension to those bits of plastic and die cast metal. Bill Mantlo handled the writing chores, and he also did an amazing job with the toy tie-in "ROM: Spaceknight". The recent "Micronauts" series by some other comic company was garbage compared to the Marvel series.
The Marvel story is already structured as a "boy meets alien champions" story, so the guys behind "Transformers" may not screw it up too bad if they can use it as source material. -
Just make a solid movie please...
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now those were fucking awesome!! i fucking loved those things. i love thinking now how much i loved them.... if ever a toy was designed as a choking hazard, that was them. and when they started doing star trek micromachines... oh... oh.... uh.... UH!!!! mmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Those first 12 issues with Michael Golden's artwork are phenomenal!
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Sometimes I just wish my generation would die so they'd stop making shitting movies based on shitty toys.And if you liked the script for the Transformers movies; toys which actually had enough comic books and known story that a decent script should have been able to write itself..., JUST WAIT till you see the mess Bob and Alex whip up for this shit give
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Didn't "Galactic Warrior" lose his ability to shoot off his weapon (no witty viagra comment needed) after a kid choked on the rocket? And then, if I recall properly, the original Boba Fett (available through the mail with 5 other Star Wars action figure proof-of-purchase tags, before Empire Strikes Back was even released) then had his firing backpack rocket glued down. I'm either a complete encyclopedia of 1970's toy trivia, or I have the worst memory, and just make shit up. I don't know which.
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How in the hell does that have potential for a good film? Good for Bay turning his back on this.
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looks like the liquid metal terminator holding a giant penis.
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http://tinyurl.com/42t39h
Hell yeah, and I want a real life interpretation with Aronofsky directing some manic 9 year old boy REALLY pulling on a living small guy in a metaphoric cinematic interpretation for puberty. -
These were amazing, even oldies like me don't remember these, cool
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You can watch both of these future classics at the second run dollar cinema, and cap the night off by drinking a bottle of Draino.
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between lost and trek he's gotta have thurston howell money.
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i can never look at micronauts again without thinking of that sketch.
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Thanks for posting the clips, I had no clue what micronauts were.
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Karza one of the best examples of a Kirby-Style chatty villian. Never owned a single toay, but LOVED the Marvel Comic, seconding the notion that the 1st 12 issues of that, thanks to Bill Mantilo and Michael Golden, are without peer. I own the original Golden art from an entire issue.
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that JJ, Kurtzman and Orci should be working on.
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I actually still have a box full of Micronauts: (not looking it up online) Baron Karza, the horse that you could snap his torso onto (it was magnetic, pretty cool), er, a bunch of the small, gimpy guys, Acroyear [sp] and some misc vehicles and whatnot.
I remember having a few of the comics too, and recall my made up stuff with my toys being better stories than the comics :^)
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Looked it up, the horse was called Andromeda!
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Seriously. Giant, bulging penises.
On another note...I miss these old commercials. More specifically I miss the time before cable TV when syndicated Saturday mornings were full of these kinds of things. There's a directness, a simplicity to it that's missing from our over-marketed world.
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Some of my forgotten childhood memories just came flooding back! LOL. I remember always losing those damn little white hands and feet. lol.
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I think I wasn't allowed to play with these anymore after I bounced the pieces of metal that were these toys off my brothers skull. Aaahh..memories.
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If any of you folks are comic book readers and are currently reading Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy", The character "Bug" in that series first appeared in "The Micronauts" (he's from the Microverse).
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Oh, wow, I grew up through the Micronauts boom and bust and had some early issues of the Marvel Comics Micronaut comics. I wonder how all those characters will be represented in a movie? Now that I think of it... What could they do for micronauts have little metallic silvery heads? And the acroyears? Make the acroyear heads into helmets a la the comic books? Woo, I'm actually excited about this! And maybe my interest will crash and burn the closer the movie gets to release, but for now, I'm happy.
And I had a few of those evil aliens from the micronauts, too, like the creature with a glowing brain, and the pterodactyl humanoid. -
[Continue with rant despairing Hollywood's creative decline here. Pepper with expletives, denunciations of J.J. Abrams' skills as a director and/or producer.]
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I do not know whether to feel overjoyed at having a childhood favorite brought to big screen, or scared shitless that it could be done by the team that brought us Starter Trek. Ah fuck it, I want to see Baron Karza done right. He was single most evil muthafucka in all of the Marvel universe! And Acroyear on the big screen vs Shaitan? Holy shit!
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Just kidding, this sounds like good news--I thought people had forgotten the Micronauts?
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Mission Impossible 3 (the greatest movie of all time) was EPIC! Star Trek almost made 400 million dollars world wide just like T4 and Wolverine! EXCESSIVE lens flares and SHAKY CAM are the signs of legendary directors like Michele eBay! I hope the gay wonder twins write the script, because they did such a great job on Transformers and Star Drek ! I must have the latest breaking news and rumors concerning every minor and obnoxious detail for JJ Abrababs next masterpiece...I need it! I must have to have it! Make it so AICN! Everybody loves JIM JAM ARABS HE IS CRITIC PROOF!
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Great Shout out to Mantlo and Golden. Golden was one of the greatest artists if the late 70's early 80's. And Mantlo has always been unappreciated. I have those micronauts books as well, but I am jealous that you have orig. Golden art. The best I have is some collectors 'plates' that he and other artists did for fantagraphics.
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JJ - do not forget that!
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An episode of Glee is better than High School Musical. Any episode of Battlestar is better than the new Trek. Fuckin' Wolverine and the X-Men is better than X-Men Origins.
I was reading the back of a deluxe Bumblebee figure, and the box's description had more emotional resonance than Revenge of the Fallen. This is becoming aggravating. People shit on M. Night, but at least he has the stones to come up with something original and not... aw, dammit!
What the hell is happening to movies? It's like execs and writers have become afraid of doing anything remotely new. As an audience member, I'm more than responsible for this; I demanded it. Ever since I went nuts over "Masters of the Universe." But this has to stop, right now.
I save 12.75 every time I log onto Hulu. For every piece of shit movie that comes out, there's a genius piece of television I discover. The Office. Arrested Development. New Who. Fuck it, Old Who!
Fellow Talkbackers, do yourselves a favor. Rent a classic. Get the comic. Read the book. Shit, play with the toys. I've never even HAD Micronauts and I'm supposed to give a fuck? Fuck that!
Monopoly, Battleship, and Risk just sounded like jokes. Hell, even Clue the Movie knew what it had going against it, but managed to turn the concept around on its head with a good dose of madcap British humor. Where the fuck is that gonna fit into Candyland?
The only way this stops is if these movies fail. Fail fuckin' hard. Hurt Locker grosses $3 million dollars, and Car Car Binks walks with half a bil? Ice Age 3 gets three-quarters bil?? Wha??
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It's now officially "Ain't-It-The-Worst-Fucking-Shit-Ever-News". Seriously, AICN Staff, are you guys even slightly aware? Do you have no personal quality barometer? Do you not see the massive drop in actual quality from the golden days of Hollywood to the Abrams/Bay/Orci/Kurtzman-dominated modern blockbuster industry? Or are you just totally out to lunch? Oh, and also: "DIE ABRAMS AND BAY! DIIIIIIEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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Poor guy deserved so much more out of life.
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Please call me Hollywood makes an actual movie that has to win me over solely on its own merits, without relying on some cheap nostalgia. Thank you.
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I had no idea what happened to him. I have been out of mainstream comic collecting for quite a while. That is indeed a shame. He did deserve more.
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Okay, let's get it so everybody will understand:
Movie executives are not creative people. They're business people. So, unless a director can walk up to them with the words "built-in-audience" and "franchise" they won't green-light a big-buget project. They are idiots, yes. However, nothing has changed in that the most creative filmmakers will make the best movies. Good example; Pirates of the Carribean (first one, anyway). It was a theme park ride with no plot. Micronauts are toys with no plot. Risk is a game with no plot. Provided the filmmaker is talented, it is irrelevent what the title source is. All quality filmmakers have to do is learn to create within the stupidity bubble of studio executives (who hold the key to the money). Have a fantastic character based script regarding a taxi driver slowly going insane while engaging in a platonic relationship with a 13 year old street prostitute? Just call the lead character Toucan Sam, and change the title to Fruit Loops: the movie, and the executives will bite. Its not time to "fuck hollywood". It has always been time for talent to triumph over the adversity of studio stupidity. -
Fucking weird toys - the only thing I remember about them was that the little speeder sled thing my brother had was also seen in Time Bandits. We spotted it in the theater and freaked out. He also had a really cool elephant tank and wasp/hornet ship, and some dudes with glow-in-the-dark brains. glow in the dark was badass. do they make glow in the dark toys anymore? I guess kids with night vision goggles and ps3s aren't impressed with that shit anymore, but for my generation that shit was high-tech
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That is not necessarily true in the case of the Micronauts. Mantlo and Golden actually constructed a truly wonderful storyline and history and universe for the Micronauts. None of that existed before they got there hands on the property. It has a very rich history if they go from the comic book. Now, that may be the rub, who owns that storyline? The Toy company or Marvel?
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...a flat, 2-D, hand-drawn animated film based on the Marvel Comics version of Micronauts -- kind of a retro, PG-13 version of Heavy Metal.
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Like Bug, Marionette, Commander Rann...must be owned by Disney now. Infer from that what you will, but I would guess an adaption of the Marvel property would be unlikely, even if it were the most desired. BUT... if they really do get the licence of the toys, that'd be a real feat. The US license is held by one entity, but the Japanese version was actually an amalgamation of (at least) three different toy lines, each also requiring granting of a license.
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Nov 05, 2009 8:06:52 PM CST
Micronauts, pretty cool. NOT AS COOL AS ROM: SPACEKNIGHT!!
by hint_of_smegma
Galadorian spaceknights fucking Dire Wraith shit up on the silver screen, now that's a blockbuster waiting to happen.
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Wow, I forgot all about these things. I had the battleship cruiser as a kid. Star Wars toys had just started coming out, and I begged Santa for some. I ended up getting a bunch of Micronauts for Xmas cuz Santa didn't know the difference! lol
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Great to see so many remembering these. Those commercials don't show the later runs of Micronauts that were much cooler. The artwork in the comics blew me away as a kid and the bug looking alien vehicle was more exciting than most of my Star Wars toys at the time.
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Marionette made my young penis twitch.
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With Acroyear breaking through to the the human world, and Karza pursuing, and discovering that he could kick some ass here -if only he was not the size of a dog turd. Now that I have actually read the posted story, I am very underwhelmed about this. The Marvel/Disney - aint that weird? Characters ans storyline will most likely have no part in this. I had no interest in the toys - so there goes my interest in the movie.
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Had many of the toys back in the 70's, they seemed to emphasize shooting and biomechanical life...hopefully JJ's film will be better than the Bionacle direct-to-DVDs!
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Nov 05, 2009 8:28:14 PM CST
Where is the Salt trailer? Where is the news that Depp joined
by gqtaste
Jolie in a new film?
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...we have more important things to discuss in this particular Talkback!
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... a lot of the Micronauts characters were created specifically for the Marvel comic. I think Bug, Commander Rann, Marionette and even Baron Karza were among them. I liked the toys but the comic really blew my young mind. Sure it was derivative of Star Wars, sure it was, I mean c'mon, just a comic based on a toy line, but Bill Mantlo really went all out and made it something special, at least for the average 12 year old kid, anyway. Baron Karza was one of the most despicably evil villains in all of comicdom, even giving Thanos and Darkseid a run for their money. And let's not forget that Michael Golden got his first comics artist creds working on this book. But any movie adaptation is going to run into copyright problems right out of the gate, and any movie produced isn't going to feature a lot of our favorite characters.
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Unoriginal, bottom feeding, barrel scraping, fuckface, shit for brain executives must all be lined up in a row and beaten with their own severed cocks while AIDS ridden prison inmates sodomize them until sperm ruptures through their eyes and ears and vultures peck at their oozy, bloody heads.
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Especially those early issues with Michael Golden's art. And Pat Broderick's art was great as well.
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You're just complaining for the fucking hell of it because it's an old ass franchise that they're bringing back.
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The toys were great, and they had EXCELLENT story arcs associated with them. If they can pull from the comics, this might be good. If not, it will suck as bad as transformers.
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You can buy the Mantlo/Golden issues of "The Micronauts", Volume 1 (1979) issues 1-12, for around 70 cents each at www.mycomicshop.com . Those are the BEST Micronauts comics, but most of the first series is really good.
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I SAY FUCKYEA. I remember my father explaining the concept of the Microverse .
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... as a kid, I thought Karza was a BETTER villain than Thanos, Darkseid or even Darth Vader. After all, non of those mooks could turn into a biomechanical centaur version of themselves! Plus, Thanos was just in love with death, how dumb was that? Darkseid was obsessed by a fuckin' Equation. His grand plan for conquering the universe wasto figure out a math problem for crying out loud! But Karza? That fucker was HARDCORE, he just wanted to dissect everyone and store their various body parts in his Body Banks in order to have eternal life and create more Frankenstein-like stormtroopers to conquer and destroy the Microverse. To a kid, that was just too cool!
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That box full of micronauts... what's your asking price?
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Micronaughts?! In terms of character awareness, they make "Mr Nobody" Doc Savage look like Micky Mouse.
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I could not agree more! Karza was a truly evil fucker. None of the other Marvel baddies could touch him. As for the DC baddies - they did not even rate. <p
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Dwayne Johnson for Acroyear!
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Who cares if the audience is unaware of the character. Were you aware of Terminator before the movie?
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I can actually see that!
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A Micronauts movie would be a dream come true. I just hope they don't mess it up.
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A decent "Moon Knight" movie would be awesome, too, but only if they stick to the Moench/Sienkiewicz run!
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coming soon
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Nov 05, 2009 8:57:16 PM CST
Wow, Galactic Warrior has a huge cock that flies off at the push
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...they encouraged us as kids to BUILD things and create entirely new toys. Same thing with Tinkertoys and Lincoln Logs. Are there any equivalents today besides LEGO? Seems like everything's geared toward a movie franchise, and not toward stimulating creative thinking in kids. That really sucks. The ad wizards should be publicly flogged.
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The toys themselves were very high quality in comparison to equivalent scale Star Wars figures. The Marvel comic version was very good. Marvel did a fairly decent job with the tie-in because they pretty much had free rein on the "story" (such as it was). The same goes for the ROM Space Knight toy and comic book.
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If the movie could look like this, it would ROCK!
http://tinyurl.com/yknacjv
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AND PUT FEAR INTO THE MARVEL UNIVERSE, and he can turn into a centaur.
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Four of em!
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I can smell franchise!
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U decide.
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I can smell franchise! Oh, wait...
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I can smell franchise! Oh, wait...
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Baron Karza was one of the scariest villains I ever saw. I remember my first MICRONAUTS comic featured this blonde dude who looked sort of fey and weak who was somehow Karza's polar opposite and Karza put him into some kind of universe-tear-up-inator and tore the very reality essence of the dude apart, describing it in my memory as basically a cutting of every cell with the full pain of the whole body for every cell or something. It was probably my kid interpretation of what he really said, but I remember Karza just standing there looking bad-ass while the blonde dude wailed in agony and got stretched into nothingness and then Karza was like "Whatevs."
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I can smell franchise! Oh, wait...
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I can smell franchise! Oh wait, Oh wait, isn't this redundacy redundant?
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More franchise opportunities!
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Why don't we get someone with cred like Ridley Scott to do this? Oh, wait...
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Is there even a recent cartoon of this? Recent comic? Is it just 1980s crap? Not ripping the 1980s, but I never was a Micronauts fan, and Mr. Abrams definitely isn't going to sway me over. Most people won't know what the fuck this even is. Hope it makes less than Trek did.
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...for I cannot bear to witness the end of good movie making. We need a new business model for movies, otherwise those that love making them will eventually quit the industry in disgust.
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I am almost 30 and the only memory I have of of Micronauts is some horse toy a friends older brother had.
I don't think the nostalga factor is gonna work to well for this "flim".
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Nov 05, 2009 9:36:19 PM CST
PULSAR !!!!!!!! His super power? He can show you his guts
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and maybe make you want to puke.
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I read so many of his stories as a kid, especially Micronauts. It's heartbreaking to think of his life now.
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Nov 05, 2009 9:38:49 PM CST
70s TOYS RULE AND DESERVE MOVIES SO TOSS MY SALAD
by the green gargantua
TURD LICKERS go pretend that Lars Von Turd is worth a damm and we will all pretend that you are some kind of intellectual.
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MICRONAUTS KICK ASS!!!
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Will FUCKING DESTROY YOU AND ALL BAYFORMERS.
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Why should we give a fuck about movies that take chances and are original? Lets just watch 90 minute toy commericals.
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Too fucking funny. I sold you that Micronauts 50 piece with the Karza surprint! Small world.
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Nov 05, 2009 9:46:18 PM CST
ThusSpakeSpymunk: The golden youth was Force Commander
by the green gargantua
he too could turn into a centaur. Did I mention that Karza took over Hydra? Yea Karza and DR Doom would totally high five if Doom's hand was not the size of a planet to Karza.
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...and now that you see the entirety of my Micros art collection, you know how :sad: I am too. :-)
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Starring THE MOVIE!!
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When I was a little kid. I don't know how many of you remember the store Two Guys. I used to go to the one on Lincoln Boulevard in NJ. It closed down in 1981 I think. Anyway, my mom used to buy me Micronauts toys there. Often it was Time Traveler. He came in all different colors and was the cheapest Micronaut you could buy. My older brother had Baron Karza and I had Andromeda. We'd make them fight. I also had the Micronauts tube launcher race set. Which used Time Traveler. My brother also had Biotron. I'm probably dating myself here. Anyone else have this growing up?
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The fact that HASBRO acquired the rights. THIS IS HUGE. HUGE. Those Palisades things were junk, but a movie and a Hasbro license? This could be incredible.
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but are already getting ready for the JJ Abrams Micronauts circle jerk!
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If you didn't have Shogun Warriors in the 70's and early 80's. You just weren't cool. My brother and I lost ours. They vanished. I suspect my dad threw them in the trash. There was a big hole in my attic though and for years I suspected they were in there. I tried crawling in a few times to see if they were there, but one day to scare me. My older brother told me that the hole led to the gateway to hell. That was the end of going in that hole. I was 5 or 6. I believed that shit! Here's an old photo of our Great Mazinga & Rydeen, taken in my attic. http://tinyurl.com/yfonkhg
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You know, they'll probably never make it out of the box, but it's just one of those things I'll never sell. Hell, now with all this talk, maybe I'll pull 'em out just for the hell of it. If I do, I'll shoot a pic and post it :D
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I could never figure that out, but his costume was awesome. Fricking helmet with airplane wing ears.
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Per the above toy commercial, natch.
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give us some awesome Stephen King movies please!
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Check out last month's Wizard for a nice article about him and what a great guy he was. You can also buy MANTLO: A LIFE IN COMICS online. The proceeds go to help pay his medical bills.
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Yeah! My mother got me Mazinga for Christmas one year, and I was so happy.
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Rom the SpaceKnight! Sucky toy, but the greatest toy comic ever!!
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I had the ROM guy, and the comics.
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Redbox and Locke,
The "Rom: Spaceknight" comic was conceived and written by the same guy that wrote the first "Micronauts" comic series, Bill Mantlo. -
Can you believe he was writing ROM, Micronauts, and The Incredible Hulk all at the same time? (And Sal Buscema was ::drawing:: Hulk and Rom at the same time, too - it was a different era.)
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Yeah, all the great toys had Marvel write their entire mythology. Transformers, GIJoe, ROM, Micronauts... The success of the first two just shows how prolific Marvel was. I still have my Micronauts somewhere.. I need to go read some ROM and Micronauts, both of which hung out with the X-Men back in the day!
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I smell franchise opportunity here...
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I smell franchise opportunity here! Oh wait...
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I'm done.
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They started it all IMHO.
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The Mantlo/Golden issues were the best of the series. After that, not so much. New Voyages? I think that was the name was such an abortion. Think nothing of it. Oh and I hated Pat Broaderick and Ditko's art on the series. They were so so wrong for Micronauts. Guice saved the day however later in the series.
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Personally, I liked Broderick's (and Guice's) art on the book. Ditko's art on the annuals just did not work, IMO.
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Dinky Toys: The Movie...and the ultimate, Sex Toys: The Movie...in 3-D!!!
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it could be like Monster Squad except just one kid, a viking dude and a old wise talking chicken
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the look of the originals will be taken literally... no matter how gay it ends up looking.
Fuck TOY MOVIES AND FUCK YOU TOO BAY!!! TF2 SUCKED ASS AND YOU FUCKING KNOW IT!!!
Ugh.. Damn you Bay for making me use the rage key... I hate using it... so why do you make me?!
JJ do something better than this! It's a sell-out and a waste of time. Another piece of CGI-enhanced nostalgic junk that will be forgotten 2 years later. -
nothing else matters
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I was never into the toys as a kid, even though I thought they were cool, but the Micronauts just could not contend with the behemoth known as "Star Wars" back in the late 70's. However, I was WAY into the comics. The first 25 issues of "Micronauts" is pure Marvel genius (the death of Biotron still brings a tear to my eye) and retains the makings of a kick-ass movie, and I mean "Star Wars" level of kick-ass. I was actually quite pleased to hear that Hasbro got ahold of the rights. The toys will rock, of course, but the movie could be insanely cool with Abrams involved. As for the rights, Disney doesn't own anything. Marvel never "owned" the "Micronauts" - they merely had a "lease" on them. This is great news; I hope it works out.
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There was a fun book I read back around the time these toys came out(and those toys rocked). I guess there's no chance it has anything to do with that book? People shrunk to the size of ants and fighting for survival in the backyard.
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This sounds more fun to me.
http://www.amazon.com/Micronauts-Williams/dp/0553111396/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1257492269&sr=8-2 -
As soon as Baron Karza appears in a movie George Lucas will sue for infringement of Darth Vader. I remember reading the comics for the first time and being totally thrown by the viciousness of Karza and all the angstyness of Space Glider (Arcturus Rann?). Lets see . . I had Biotron, Microtron, Baron Karza, Force Commander, a couple of time travelers, a galactic warrior (with working gun) an Acroyer, Giant Acroyer, a couple of Pharoids, Membros, Battle Cruiser, Photon Sled, Mobile Exploration Lab and Microrail City with the little gray snap hinge things . . . man my thumbs hurt putting those things together.
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Also noteworthy is the fact that the "Micronauts" toys were released at a time when George Lucas and Kenner were rewriting the rules of marketing. Not to take anything away from the excellent Marvel comic (which all comics lovers should seek out), but "Micronauts" didn't have a movie or cartoon to support the sales of the toys. If a "Micronauts" movie does go down, look for an all-out media blitz from Hasbro and Paramount the likes of which the world has never seen.
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bad fucking ass shit, man. Commader Rann loses his fingers when reaching for a tool outside of the warp envelope. Then cuts off his entire hand to prevent pressure loss in space. The whorish bug-fucking princess, acroyear, orange weapon dude. Recognize, bitches.
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I was born in 1970, so I was too old when Transformers came out. But I was 6 or 7 when Micronauts came out. They were great. I also really liked the comics, which I kept reading until it was cancelled.
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yeah, that was the orange shifter weapon cat...until he morphed after being exposed to massive levels of radiation inside the asteroid being. Microverse bitches!
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I remember their engine breaking down in warp... because they were traveling as tachyons on the OTHER side of the light barrier, the less energy they had, the faster they went. If they completely stopped, they would hit infinite velocity. Cool stuff.
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He won't do this.
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Didn't he die and get transformed into a little elf girl, or something like that? Or was that some other character that did that? My memory is iffy.
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Tranny 2 was beyond lame
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Shit, if Jar Jar can pull this off, then I just might forgive him for Cloverfield and all the other crap he spewed. (Star trek was just OK, but not worth all the hype it received last Spring/Summer.)It's got to be based on Marvel's Comic especially during the legendary Michael Golden era.Micronauts own the Transformers overrated ass and was one of the best toy lines since GIJoe.Asi my friend, I just might have to give this lil fucker amnesty if he can pull this off.That's "if"!
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Nov 06, 2009 3:30:36 AM CST
I can't believe what I'm reading here
by guy who got a headache and accidentally
The article and the talkback
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This has to be the single lamest page of the entire internet
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just to clarify this.And ST was COMMERCIALLY successfully relaunched,and not 'artistically'.
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Nov 06, 2009 3:40:00 AM CST
And pleeasse leave those assholes Kuntzman and Orci out of this.
by stalkeye
the last thing i need to hear about is racially stereotypical Micronauts or having Pharoid become some jihad intergalactic terrorist not to mention stupid toilet humor.If they get the call, then Jar Jar has dropped the ball.fuck those two jizzbags.
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never bothered to have watched any of the Lost series. I guess the stranded on an Island concept never really caught on with me.And as far as I know, it was overrated like Heroes,Prison Break, The Wire and to some degree 24.TV or not TV?
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A number of the characters in the Marvel comicas ARE owned by Marvel. That's why they can continue to still use Bug in Guardians of the Galaxy. Unless the producers can reach a licensing deal with Disney, the hot princess and Bug and some of the others will not be part of the movie.
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Two hours of a boy falling into lava due to not controlling his own walk, and unsuccessfully trying to summon a "penis", a "vagina" and "Obama".
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...by AICN. Congrats guys!
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Why did Marvel never sue Lucas? Hello? Darth Vader is a complete steal from Dr. Doom!
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Nov 06, 2009 7:25:09 AM CST
Baron Karza looks like Vader crossed with Barry White...
by burnhollywood
...And what's more, he has FOUR nipples! Four!
http://tinyurl.com/4nipps
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Great news. But I'm wary.
To a comic book geek like me, "The Micronauts" were the R rated version of Star Wars and absolutely brilliant. The bloody usurping of Rann's royal folks by Karza, Rann going into exile and forming the micronauts, the ecape to the other side of the spacewall to earth and the pursuit by the acroyears loyal to the bloody Baron...
Ah the Baron. As villians go, one could not get any better than the Baron. A product of his own experiments, driven by a thirst for immortality and willing to eviscerate all around him to get it in a mad nazi scientist kinda way. Dressed in armor that could fuck anyone up. Remember the hands that could detatch themselves at the wrist and strangle some poor bastard. And that was only if the Baron decided to get personal and not to use his eyes beams, chest cannons, or wrist blasters. Then there was his minions, the Dog Soldiers. The surgically sterile evil of the Body Banks (come sell the parts you don't need, why don't ya) and all of the military hardware and shit the scope of which could or DOES rival Starwars (which was one reason why some artists supposedly hated to draw StarWars in the forst place--there was simply SO much technology to draw and demand to detail.) Marvel's tale of tyranny and innerspace good vs. evil was and IS something that would make an awesome transition to the big screen once the technology became availiable, Or, even better, as a limited HBO series.
As heroes go, who could look further than the tortured Arcturus Rann and Marionette. The arthurian Acroyear and the Gollum-esque Bug with his rocket lance. Biotron and Microtron.
I could start homage website just to talk shop about my favourite issues. I agree, the first twelve were the best. I still remember when Karza purred with insidious mirth when he discovered he could travel across the space wall himself by possessing the body of Dr. Prometheus of H.E.L.L--and the ensuing battle with Captain Universe. That was one fight that was up there on a scale of the T100 taking on the 800 series. Then there was at the battle for homeworld.
And it did not stop at that as there were some great tales up to issue 50--Psycho Man and his bio-hordes, the liberation of Bug's homeworld,Force Commander... how can JJ go wrong...?
He can. Big time. I'm feeling the same way now I felt when I first learned that Bethesda bought the rights to the Fallout Franchise (which turned out fine mostly cuz I think it was still gamers in control of it.) I can hope for the best. JJ hasn't proven to me he can do a respectable reboot. I liked his Star Trek--but nothing more. He didn't fuck it up and that's as much as I can say about his treatment of the material, but then I'm not a true trekkie. And there have been plenty of comic book heroes brought to the screen that begs me to ask "why?"
The Micronauts is simply epic.
He could simply take the toys and do his own thing... which bring about the open mouth wide yarking dry heaves. Or he could be true to the comic and adapt it as much as possible, if he can get his hands on that material. If he CAN buy the copyrights and stories that Marvel's Bill Mantlo came up with...whatever magic that would take would be worth it. Remember the hoops Spiderman had to go through? Frankly, anything less and I would be dry heaving in much same way when I saw Conan with clean combed wavy hair in the Rated R-less Destoyer fuck up.
Mantlo's Micronauts is a story fucking destined for a big screen manifestation. In my opinion, the comic book made the toys and not vice versa. Anyone tackling this tale should sign a contract with the fans promising to offer up their balls if they don't adhere to the story and tone of the microverse. I hope he reads the comics is all I can say. Maybe he already has.
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i thought i was the only one who remembered the micronauts. i LOVED mine! transformers are just some lame follower, in my opinion. that being said, i must vote NO on this movie. bad, bad idea.
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Commander Rann, Marionette, Bug, Acroyear, Biotron and Microtron versus Baron Karza. That's all I need.
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Will Galatic Warrior have a giant penis gun like he does in the commercial you have linked here?
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I loved these toys as a child and have spent a huge amount of money on Ebay building up my collection as an adult. I love em. The Marvel comic was AMAZINGLY good during the Bill Mantlo/Michael Golden run. Here's hoping this gets made, and made well. Now I have to figure out how to get my portfolio in front of JJ...MUST DO CONCEPT WORK ON THE MICRONAUTS...
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Looking like a ripoff of Darth Vader, it should be known that the Karza toy was released in Japan WELL before Star Wars came out.
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HA-HA-HA!!! I was going to make a joke about a Stretch Armstrong movie, but it's not joke. they're really doing it: http://tinyurl.com/qc5njn
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in order for this film to stay true to the source. Also, Micronauts only get one shot and then they have to go find their ammo. Most of the time they lose it though (usually under the couch) and are left unarmed.
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Do it right, read the books, concept work, story boards, the whole nine yards. Do it RIGHT! Do not knuckle under to the suits and make it a vehicle to sell BK toys and other shite.
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They wouldn't be able to use any of the Marvel-specific creations under a licensing agreement with Hasbro. They'd have to deal with Marvel separately. That means no Bug, "Commander Rann", Marionette, Enigma Force, etc. They'd have to stick to the toy designs and go from there.
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They wouldn't. the concept is so generic and unoriginal even by 30 years ago standards, why would you bother collaborating/sharing the profits with Hasbro? They are space warriors with high tech weapons, that drive high tech vehicles, with names like Biotron, hyrdocopter, Galactic Warrior, Space Glider. A computer could randomly generate a toy line of characters just as easily. Just sit down and spend 30 minutes hashing out a cool, fun space adventure concept for kids, hand it off to some writers and then you wouldn't have to deal with these wannabe film producer, toy execs.
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Especially after they've seen what Hollywood did to the Transformers.
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You are correct sir as Takara the toys' original manufactuer designed the Karza toy before Darth Vader and Space Cruiser Yamato's robot loks very familiar to R2D2...OH, and obviously Yamato pre-dated Star Wars.Ol Georgie aint so original after all. ;)
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I'd be more unhappy about the Micronauts movie prospects if Michael Bay were to be involved. As it is, I'm excited there's going to be a movie made from Micronauts at all. I freely acknowledge the movie may be a huge disappointment, but I can't help but be interested.
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...as did the Battlecruiser set. I loved the Micronauts when I was a kid and collect both toys and comics.
What's really weird about this thread is that I was just thinking a couple of days ago (while in commuter traffic hell) that someone needs to try and do a Micronauts movie. Certainly a lot of source material. -
True, sir, true...although as an unabashed Lucas apologist (I prefer to refer to him as Uncle George, but I digress) it should be noted that Ralph McQaurrie designed both Vader and R2, and he can hardly be said to be unoriginal. I suspect the similarities are entirely coincidental. I should mention that as a wanna be concept artist (JJ..you reading this???) I WORSHIP THE GROUND RALPH MCQAURRIE, JOE JOHNSTON AND NILO RODIS JAMERO WALK ON. Just saying...thought I'd gush. End of Line.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v= ktFvrEQKdjw
ROM: The Spaceknight. ROM: The Wraith Slayer! Now THAT's a fucking commercial! -
I own the rights to Death's Head. He's mine!
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That traitor Lucas has never touched a comic book in his life.
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I had them all. I'm old school.
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Man, I had all those toys. I had forgot all about some of them like the hydro thingy. I had a bunch of others too. I remember there was a space station (basically a big cube) where you could have multiple micronauts inside. It maybe had shield walls and some rocket launchers on it. I forget. Damn. Good times right there. Brings a tear to my eye. I wonder if I still have some up in my old toy chest that's in mom's attic.
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I would love to see a super awesome movie with serious voice actors, effects, and whatever. But I want all the sets and all the shots of the micronauts to look like the original toys, flaws and all. Even tho the plot would be serious, you'd have the snot-covered and mud-covered hands of kids moving the micronauts as if the whole thing were just an afternoon of kids playing. A dramatic moment where the main hero Mirconaut is injured could correspond to the kids' mom making him go take out the trash. The kid comes back just in time to (coincidentally) bring the hero back into the action as he gets repaired. That's be a cool weird little meta thing to have in the movie.
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Nov 06, 2009 2:33:57 PM CST
Ravenloff: My pneumatic rocket tubes NEVER WORKES snif snif
by the green gargantua
Xmas morning, evening and all the way to New Years my father and I labored and still nothing.
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the snot covered hands are the best part! I mean, if you are going for accuracy! :) I also remembered I had almost all the old micronauts. I had that space plane with 5 parts, I had the Astro Station, both of the big guys and the horses, the tall tower that rode on top of the vehicle. Dang. I'm jonesing to go dig through my crap in the attic at my mom's. Its probably been sealed up for 20 years or more now. I bet there are some micronaut parts still in there.
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that ROM: The Space Knight is coming!
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my brother and I had tons of micronauts and their vehicles, buildings etc as kids...they were by far our favourite toys... i'm looking forward to this...what a great idea....and now that i have a family of my own i can take my kids to see it, and (with any luck) it'll mean remakes or new micronaut toys for my kids...now THAT would be awesome...
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... was possibly my favorite, along with the matching black horse, and the opposing white versions of both. I loved how all the connection points were magnetic, so that you could make a man/horse hybrid, or put wheels instead of legs on the horse or man/horse hybrid. You could interchange parts on the men, put the rocket launcher in place of his hand, or even put the horse head in place of the human head on the baron karza dude. What an amazing toy, really.
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What didn't work? The motor/fan base? The tubes locking together? The "car" or micronaut?
I don't think I ever had any problems with them...well, maybe except keeping my little brothers from putting crap into them. I got them Christmas of 1980 and probably had them until around 1985 or so. -
I had loads of these things as a kid but had no idea what they were. A shop near me, NSS used to sell them and the vehicles. I used the figures as extra Droids for my Star Wars playsets. No idea on where a movie could go tho.
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Deaths Head was cool when he was hunting Transformers but I lost interest after he bumped into Doctor Who and shrank to the size of a human. I still have my number 1 issue of Deaths Head signed by Simon Furman and Geoff Senior.
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and Arcturus Rann. I think Devil's Due still has the rest of the comic book rights to the characters based on the actual toys.
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Does Hollywood thinks only this two can write scripts? And why are we always hearing about the same people time and again? There's nobody else making movies anymore?
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Brett Ratner to do a Gobots movie. Give Bay a little competition for shitty transforming robot movies.
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I'm glad this is happening, as this is a movie I'd *really* look forward to seeing. The thing I wonder about is how Hasbro was able to purchase the Micronauts/Microman product seemingly without being noticed by the genre media. Between this and the Disney acquisition of Marvel, I'm now wondering if major media companies have developed a true strategy to lock-out Internet leaks. Whatever the case, I'm looking forward to this movie, and hope that Abrams and his crew use the Marvel stories as source material (e.g. give up some of their profits).
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Micronauts were outstanding. Loved the clear robot-looking figures and the hardware was very cool. I agree with the other poster (above) who said Micronauts were much better than Transformers.
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And I thought that line can't even be made anymore because a butt-load of Japanese companies own the rights. So if they can't even re-make the toys, how the hell are they gonna do the movie?
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BEATLE BORGS. AND IF ANYONE KNOWS WHT THE HELL IM TALKING ABOUT YOUR OLD
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YOU BASTARD!
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Jorge Garcia to play Harry.
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Just pulled these out of storage, sealed in plastic sleaves for around 25-30 years. They are still mint and some of the most visually stunning Marvel comics from that era or any other. I even found issues 13-17 and though good, they don't compare to Mantlo/Golden issues. They take on Man-Thing in issue #7 and Fantastic Four come on board for several issues around #14. Micronauts and Marvel were a phenomenal mating that should be explored cinematically if nobody sues. Karza vs. Force Commander would be awesome. Marionette was smoldering and Bug rocks.
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Listening to that clueless idiot is enough to kill your brain cells just from listening to his inanities and bullshit.
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Nov 06, 2009 8:24:16 PM CST
I can deal with a MICRONAUTS, ROM or even SHOGUN WARRIORS movie
by continentalop
But I draw the mother fucking line with TEAM AMERICA and CRYSTAR, God damn it!
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Funny how the people that seem to hate Lost, etc, are the shitheads that talk about it the most.
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Because nothing would happen, twas a black xmas indeed.
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http://tinyurl.com/yl79u2e
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That art is fucking bad ass. It takes me back. I had almost every one of those figures, including the glowing brain dude and the lizard wingy guy with the saw. Fucking blows my mind to see that again as poster art. Very cool.
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either.What a rip off. however, The Battle Cruiser was one of the best of the 'Nauts collection.The Cool factor about Micronauts was the interchangability 5'mm peg principle.You could spend countless hours making up new vehicles and shit if you're creative enough.It kinda urked me that Kenner's lame ass Star wars figures outsold Mego's Toyline as they only had a comic while ST was a freakin' Movie.if you ask me, the comic's storyline was just as compelling as star wars, if not more.
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...TB name that is referenced to a horrific fatal disease.)The reason why those two dipshits (Kuntzman and BOREci)are getting more work is that fact that both Bayformers and Star Teen-Trek were considered Box Office Blowouts..courtesy of the clueless dweebs who flocked to see TF2. (800 Million?!?)Jar trek didn't piss me off as much as it did you but it's not something i would watch again. (never was a trekkie or tranny anyway.)I could put up with Abrams Bullshit, but Orci and his Butt Buddy Kurtzman, NO,Fuck No! If they are behind Micronauts, It's an instant pass for me.
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Because it has a lot of shit to talk about and to be detest. So there.
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Nov 07, 2009 3:34:27 AM CST
People saying The Dark Knight is overrated and not that good
by asimovlives
Next they will say The Beatles are overrated and were never that good. Some people!
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... And I used to work in Liverpool and none of that beatlemania shit wore off on me. I used to see see japanese tourists taking photo's of The Cavern and thinking 'WHY??'
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They were 6 or 8 inches tall. There were three of them:Repto, Membros, and the third dude. Each had glow in the dark brains. I think they were so successful they came out with three more, but I don't remember their names.
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This website looks pretty good for photos of the figures, their packaging art and names, and some descriptions. micro-outpost.
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I missed the article. Just met Michael Golden this summer. He should definitely be hired for artistic direction!
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fused together!
I still draw hands that way! -
The only source material worthy of a movie!
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Nov 07, 2009 12:19:30 PM CST
OK, they'll make a Micronauts flick but no Shogun Warriors?
by mediagold
SWs stomped those little Micronauts into kibble. Damn those toys were bad ass! SWs spit fire, launched their fists into many sisters' and misc pets' faces, and even THREW FUCKING AXES! Seriously, I had this 2 foot tall Japanese death robot with a spikey crown dealy that would make Jesus weep painted in cherry Corvette red that would actually physically throw a plastic axe across the room! Shogun Warriors were the baddest toy ever created by the hand of man!
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I read an article a few years ago that Mantlo was rollerblading and got hit by a car in the early 90s I believe, sustaining brain damage. I think he's still alive today, though he's a mental vegetable. He was in the process of getting a law degree if I remember, very sad. You can google it and find more details.
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Starring Leam Neeson.
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This is true. I had the Shogun Warrior named Raydeen, right... and my fucking history teacher's name was Ray Dean. You don't understand how funny that was to me but no one would have gotten it. Also, Mazinga was bad ass and yes, deadly bitchin'.
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yes I had the Godzilla Shogun as well that spit a vinyl strip of fire breath. Lordy, I am a hopeless loser.
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When will they get Hollywood franchises???
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Sad story though
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That's some funny shit. Oh, and at my house the Micronauts would recruit the Shogun Godzilla to stomp the shit out of Karza.
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Admit it, it works!
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I can do this all day. (But won't)
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The Shogun Godzilla had that right hand that could shoot off via spring-action. what the fuck? There was even a Shogun Rodan... Who knew? Those robots were pretty killer though.
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Yeah, I heard the same thing as well and from what i have known of him from a former friend, was that he was a nice guy but very critical when it came to judging one's art. He pissed off pat broderick to a point in which he left and swore never to work for marvel again.deez, iv'e ran into my share of comic artists but always wanted to meet Golden as he was (still is) my favorite comic artist aside from Kirby.You lucky dawg. :P
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I think the Marvel comic would be a good base for the movie. As somebody already said though, Marvel own the rights to some of the characters, as they are not part of the original toy line. I seem to remember, by some contrivance, Baron Karza being human sized when he came into our world and had a battle with all these soldiers outside some labs or something. They've got to have the Hornetroid in it, that toy was the definition of awesome.
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... I think Wizard magazine did a story on Mantlo sometime in the last couple of years, as well. If your local library keeps those issues, that might be a good source to check out, as well. Hopefully, the producers of Micronauts would invest the capital necessary to allow the Marvel stories to be used as source material. I'm indifferent on whether Bug, Marionette or Captain Universe would be used on film, but would like to see concepts such as the Microverse, Body Banks (and maybe the Enigma Force) come into play. This project has an incredible amount of potential, whether or not Abrams sticks with it.
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showed a lot of creativity with toys and comics. Now sux.
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Does no one know the difference between hocking and hawking? Does no one know that hocking means pawning? I searched the talkback expecting someone in this huge response would have noticed and mentioned the error, but no. Oh well, the word you meant was hawking, Merrick.
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Did you ever get your hands on Michael Golden's great Star Wars issue for Marvel? It was issue #38. The story was called "Riders in The Void." As far as I'm concerned, it was the best comic book Star Wars art ever printed.The great thing about Golden is that everything he draws looks like it can be built in the real world. Great spaceship designs in that book. His love of detail is also there, with 1970s-style rocker switches on the spaceship consoles and Luke wearing a military canvas web belt. If you've not seen the book, I highly recommend it.As far as the Micronaughts go, I also hope they draw from the great Bill Mantlo/Michael Golden issues. When I was a kid, the story really moved me. Karza was one bad motherfucker. I remember a couple of my fellow geeks and I hated one teacher named Mr. Garza so we called him Baron Garza. (yeah, we were pathetic.) :)
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"Micronauts."(glares at Harry for not having an edit feature)
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Got the Star Wars issue but havent looked at it since it came out, will hafeta go back and re-appreciate.
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Apparently, those are somewhat valuable as they were not available beyond the U.S. market or something like that. I didn't even know it existed until seeing the Shogun site. I've got a lot of random Marvel comics stored too, many are SW, Raiders/IJ, and I've got the illustrated comic tie-ins of Alien, Blade Runner and even one for Godzilla vs. Megalon that was handed out at a U.S. screening in the late '70's. I've got a bunch of Marvel's Godzilla series and the early ones aren't bad. I even have the Marvel Buckaroo Banzai adaptation and The Dark Crystal. Those guys did everything!
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Illustrated story for Alien, not Marvel now that I've looked at it again. That one is really well done. I found an old Heavy Metal magazine with some BTS rotoscoping process stills of the actress who stood in for the blonde warrior princess in the HM animated movie. That was a huge deal when I was a kid and I vividly remember seeing it in the theater. That really blew my mind. That and Michelle Johnson in Blame It On Rio. Good Lordy! Those were the days...
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my mom picked it up for me @ the drugstore before a trip to FLa when I was a kid! Loved the Marvel Movie Adaptions and the Marvel Godzilla.
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and Micronauts and Godzilla all hit during that era. That stuff just owned in the late 70's. I seem to remember another line of larger action figures that all glowed. I think they all needed a battery. One guy you could see through and he lit up. What the hell were those? They were like the size of a Batman and Robin figure from back then, but not as big as a G.I. Joe.
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trying to remember the glowing toys. Not the Reptos glow brains from Micros? At the time my Dad was trying to get me the big ass Alien figure from the movie, but I said hell no, too scary. More Star Wars figures, please. Idiot!
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I still have that thing stashed somewhere. I was searching 70's action figure guides trying to track down those glowing guys. I think they were specific to Fedco or Zody's back in the day. They were sort of like Mego sized, but they all needed a battery to illuminate in the dark. Very obscure, but not those Micronaut brain glow dudes. I'll have to keep researching that one. They were cool.
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Suprised I didnt have one. Sounds like something I would have been into.
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But Best buy is selling a bunch of Blu titles for $9.99 -- Not bad, they even had Reservoir Dogs and Risky Business. Cheapest Blu's I've ever bought.
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