mars attacks movie

Just a warning the following is going to be VERY LONG. There is three different topics about the same movie mars attacks. I sure hope somebody can answer these for me. Also I hope I posted this in the right spot.

Hi everyone I just wanted to let everyone know how much I enjoyed the movie mars attacks. It's a shame it got bad box office reviews. It was a really good 1950's style scifi movie. The Martians were great! I liked many of the scenes in mars attacks. I liked when the Martians were taking photos of themselves (while destroying buildings), playing bowling with easter island, changing mount Rushmore to all Martians, playing with the Washington monument, and many many more. To tell you the truth this is the only movie where I routed for the Martians. When the Martians started getting killed I started crying my eyes out.
Sadly I wish for two things, a special edition version of the movie and sequel to the movie mars attacks. If any of that will ever be happening. * SIGH*

Hi I wonder why the martians in mars attacks switched natalies head with her dog? Was it for the martian leaders pleasure? If any one knows about this let me know. Also There was a scene in the trailer that wasn't used in the dvd version of the movie. It was with Sarah Jessica Parker dancing in her night gown. My dad thinks he saw it when we went to the theaters and saw the movie. The saturday after it was released on Fryday December 13,1996. I spelled fryday right, just look at the poster. Can anybody help me out on this mystery problem that has been bothering me?

Hi If there ever was to be a sequel to the movie mars attacks, how would it go? Would the Martians finally win? Would we know why they came to attack in the first place? Would we see more of the Martians? Well we could see more of the Martian Leader's drive towards girls. Remember when we first met him how he was looking at a girl in a magazine and at Natalie Lake. There are so many ways for a sequel. Let me know by answering these simple questions.

Thank You. martian leaer