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The film's producers wanted to use the Heat-Ray sound effect from Paramount Pictures' film La guerra [...]	D
During the normal Warner Brothers title sequence, showing the company's trademark logo with the clou [...]	D
The last theatrically released film in which Michael J. Fox physically appeared until 2014, although [...]	D
To make the Martian Girl costume as smooth as possible, it had no zipper or buttons. Lisa Marie had [...]	D
Michael J. Fox had been suffering from symptoms of Parkinson's disease of slowly but steadily increa [...]	D
Producer/director Tim Burton called Pam Grier and asked her to fly to Los Angeles for an audition. S [...]	D
Rance Howard and voice actor Frank Welker worked that same year in another alien invasion film, Inde [...]	D
On a radio broadcast soon after the film was released on video, Howard Stern said he had finally wat [...]	D
In a TV episode released on April 13, 1962, Ai confini della realtÃ : Hocus-Pocus and Frisby (1962 [...]	D
While the film was set in the 1990s, the U.S. Army's uniforms and equipment date from the 1950s when [...]	D
The first Tim Burton-directed film in which a character's name is not in the title. A previous film, [...]	D
Jonathan Gems did not even realize that the 1962 "Mars Attacks" trading cards by Topps had a story o [...]	D
Alec Baldwin was in late talks to join the cast shortly before filming, but dropped out.	D
The film's writers were not sure what the Martians should sound like, so its script used "Ack! Ack! [...]	D
Martin Amis worked on the film's script. He said, "I rather liked the film, though it contained not [...]	D
The scene with the islanders before the stone heads of Easter Island are destroyed like bowling pins [...]	D
Although Danny DeVito has billing above the title in most of the theatrical release posters, the DVD [...]	D
Susan Sarandon was originally cast in the role of Barbara Land.	D
Gen. Decker wears a Medal of Honor ribbon in the film.	D
The Martians land in Pahrump, NV, the home of radio talk show host Art Bell. Bell is well known for [...]	D
Tim Burton reunited with Danny Elfman after not working together on the film Ed Wood (1994). Burton [...]	D
The following scenes were cut from the film but, for the most part, are in its tie-in novelization a [...]	D
Barry Purves was originally involved with creating the Martians for the film using stop-motion anima [...]	D
Out of the 22 people listed in the opening credits in the film, only seven survive by the end of it: [...]	D
When Billy Glenn Norris says goodbye to Grandma Florence Norris in the film, she calls him Thomas, J [...]	D
Along with Planet of the Apes - Il pianeta delle scimmie (2001), this is one of only two films direc [...]	D
Producer/director Tim Burton's writers on the film Ed Wood (1994), Scott Alexander and Larry Karasze [...]	D
At 9:00 into the film, an establishing shot of Lower Manhattan shows the World Trade Center, which w [...]	D
Producer/director Tim Burton visited Tom Jones backstage after one of his Las Vegas performances to [...]	D
The manner in which the Martians get "suited and booted" in the film (after the Martian Girl is kill [...]	D
The Martian Girl never blinks throughout all of her scenes in the film.	D
In the first drafts of the film's script and in its tie-in novelization, the Martians' ray guns had [...]	D
Both Meryl Streep and Stockard Channing were considered for the role of the First Lady. Channing wen [...]	D
Although this is the second film to feature Annette Bening and Michael J. Fox, they do not share any [...]	D
Tim Burton: [dogs] The First Family's dog is disintegrated by the Martians and Nathalie Lake and her [...]	D
During the Martians' attack in Pahrump, NV, none of the human soldiers fire their weapons. Only a fe [...]	D
Tim Burton had wanted to bring the Martians to life in the film via stop-motion animation as an homa [...]	D
The final film of Sylvia Sidney.	D
The pinball machine that appears briefly in the background of the film is Bally's "Harlem Globetrott [...]	D
The Martian Girl's image came from the rebooted "Mars Attacks Archives" trading card series released [...]	D
When Gen. Decker (Rod Steiger) shouts at the Martian Leader "We'll never surrender, do you hear me? [...]	D
The T-shirt worn by Richie Norris (Lukas Haas) in the film shows a variation of the front cover of A [...]	D
Glenn Shadix, a collaborator with the film's producer/director Tim Burton, was offered the role of t [...]	D
Tom Jones is featured in the film singing his hit song "It's Not Unusual". This song is also played [...]	D
Diane Keaton was considered for the role of the First Lady.	D
Originally, it was planned that Jack Nicholson would only play President James Dale in the film, wit [...]	D
Producer/director Tim Burton co-wrote the film's screenplay, but asked to not receive credit for it. [...]	D
The Martian Girl was modeled after a hybrid of Marilyn Monroe and La moglie di Frankenstein (1935).	D
There were several scenes in the film's original script that were never made, which made it a lot lo [...]	D
The Martians' mothership has a container holding the fat clown from the film Batman - Il ritorno (19 [...]	D
One of Jack Nicholson's two characters in the film, President James Dale, is killed by a lethal hand [...]	D
When a missile is launched at a Martian spaceship in the film, the music at one point sounds similar [...]	D
This is the second of three films in which Pierce Brosnan (Professor Donald Kessler) and Joe Don Bak [...]	D
In the early stages of filming, the film was supposed to have 60 major characters, but it was reduce [...]	D
The music used to kill the Martians at the end of the film is that of country/western singer Slim Wh [...]	D
The radio telescope shown in the film is in Parkes, New South Wales, Australia, and is the same one [...]	D
Producer/director Tim Burton was told repeatedly that he could not kill Jack Nicholson's character i [...]	D
When humans were disintegrated by the Martians' ray guns, the resulting skeletons were colored eithe [...]	D
The scene in the film where the Martian Ambassador walks down the ramp out of the spaceship is very [...]	D
When asked by Premiere magazine about the film's failure at the box office, Rod Steiger said that Wa [...]	D
The design of the Martians' spaceships in the film was inspired by the film La Terra contro i dischi [...]	D
Jack Nicholson accepted his role in the film without reading its script, since he had enjoyed workin [...]	D
The scene in the film where the characters are wandering through a collection of old neon signs was [...]	D
In real life, Lisa Marie (the Martian Girl) owns television hostess Nathalie Lake's pet Chihuahua.	D
Tim Burton: [distorted female faces] Nathalie's head is incongruously grafted onto her pet Chihuahua [...]	D
The appearance of the Martians in the film was taken from "Mars Attacks", a Topps trading card serie [...]	D
Johnny Depp turned down the role of reporter Jason Stone.	D
The sound of the Martians' ray guns seems to be very similar to the sound that aliens emitted when r [...]	D
Ventriloquist Jeff Dunham used two Martian eyes from the film for his dummy "Achmed the Dead Terrori [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Danny DeVito have starred together in numerous films, but they do not share a sce [...]	D
Cliff Curtis: as one of the Easter Islanders.	D
This was Natalie Portman's first science fiction film. Her very next film was Star Wars: Episodio I [...]	D
The film's cast includes three Oscar winners: Jack Nicholson, Natalie Portman, and Rod Steiger; and [...]	D
Producer/director Tim Burton, Danny Elfman and editor Chris Lebenzon are Oscar nominees. Costume des [...]	D
Hugh Grant was considered for the role of Professor Donald Kessler.	D
An actual demolition in Las Vegas was filmed by producer/director Tim Burton and incorporated into t [...]	D
Warren Beatty was originally cast as President James Dale in the film. Paul Newman was cast when Bea [...]	D
When Jerry Ross, the White House Press Secretary (Martin Short), is courting the Martian Girl (Lisa [...]	D
President James Dale's earnest line "Can't we all just... get along?" in the film is a paraphrase (a [...]	D
Cedric and Neville Williams are on a school tour of the White House when the Martians invade it. One [...]	D
Producer/director Tim Burton pitched the idea of this film to Warner Brothers by showing them the 19 [...]	D

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