1962

Mars Attacks is a science fiction themed trading card series released in 1962.

on December 13, 1996

Mars Attacks! was released theatrically by Warner Bros. Pictures in the United States on December 13, 1996 and received mixed reviews from critics.

in 1996

Mars Attacks! appeared in 1996 and was essentially a humorous spoof of all previous alien invasion movies.

inspired by the 1996 classic sci-fi film

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Blueprint Gaming, in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, has unveiled Warner Bros. Consumer Products's latest blockbuster video slot, Mars Attacks!, inspired by the 1996 classic sci-fi film.

1993

Jonathan Gems, who had previously written multiple unproduced screenplays for director Tim Burton, came up with director Tim Burton's own idea for a Mars Attacks film in 1993.

MARS ATTACKS 1996– () Unjustly neglected upon MARS ATTACKS's release, Tim Burton’s ode to gruesome bubble gum cards and cheesy sci-fi movies

MARS ATTACKS (1996) – Unjustly neglected upon MARS ATTACKS's release, Tim Burton’s ode to gruesome bubble gum cards and cheesy sci-fi movies features the best use of exploding heads as a comedy device.

the 1996 Warner Bros. movie

The soldiers, rifles and tanks were part of the 1996 Warner Bros. movie “Mars Attacks!,” which was directed by Tim Burton and starred Jack Nicholson as the president and Glenn Close as the first lady.

1994

The Paper (1994), the alien invasion satire Mars Attacks!

2013

The game is set on Mars and was released on April 26, 2013.

Béla Lugosi's all-star 1996 flying saucer spoof

Béla Lugosi's all-star 1996 flying saucer spoof, Mars Attacks, was a fun homage to the types of paranoid 1950s Red Menace films that Wood would have loved, but Wood was a one-joke film (though admittedly a very funny joke).

1999

The official release date was May 17, 1999.

in 1941

They were first released in 1941 and are now available in 100 countries worldwide, produced by the Mars company.

2001

The release date was around May 7, 2001.

on January 14, 2009

It was theatrically released by Mars Distribution on January 14, 2009 in France and Belgium, earning US$159,500 from 250 screens on France's opening weekend in France.

in 1992

Due to rising popularity, Mars gave them full releases in 1992.

in early 2002

Released in early 2002, Mars features the band's original line-up as a trio (guitar, bass, drums).

on 19 December 2003

It was released from the orbiter on 19 December 2003 on a course to land on Mars at 2:54 UT on 25 December.

By 1972

By 1972, when this film was released, the furthest we'd reached in terms of unmanned exploration was Mars, and the outer Solar system remained a mystery.

at The International 2018

Although there’s no sign of Mars, the second of the two heroes announced earlier at The International 2018, 7.20 does come with a bevvy of tweaks to the game play, heroes, and to the map itself, in addition to introducing a number of cool and nifty items.

1983

This game already possessed ground-breaking features for 1983.