What game characters are in Pixels?
What game characters are in Pixels?
So, here are the eight classic video game characters who showed up in the Pixels trailer.
- Galaga.
- Pac-Man.
- Pac-Man’s Ghosts.
- Donkey Kong.
- Joust.
- Space Invaders.
- Centipede.
- Arkanoid.
What game was Matty playing in Pixels?
The “Violent Video-Game” that Matty and Brenner are playing is The Last of Us (2013) by Naughty Dog.
Is Mario in the movie Pixels?
“Pixels” features several Nintendo characters, including Mario, Donkey Kong, and the dog from “Duck Hunt,” which most recently appeared in the last “Super Smash Bros.” game.
What game destroyed the Taj Mahal in Pixels?
Sony Pictures’ upcoming film Pixels directed by Chris Columbus has a fabulously scary scene of the Taj Mahal being attacked by aliens. The monument literally crumbles to the ground like it was in a game of Pac-Man or Tetris.
What video game is Lady Lisa from?
Dojo Quest
Lady Lisa is the main character from the fictional video game, Dojo Quest. She is the love interest of Ludlow Lamonsoff and one of the two tetartagonists of the 2015 film, Pixels (the other being Q*bert). She is played by Ashley Benson, who also plays Hanna Marin in Pretty Little Liars.
Will Cooper be in pixels?
William “Will” Cooper is the deuteragonist of the 2015 action-comedy film, Pixels. He is portrayed by Kevin James who also portrayed Paul Blart in the Paul Blart: Mall Cop film series.
Who plays Fireblaster in pixels?
Known best for his dramatic work, especially as Tyrion Lannister in “Game of Thrones,” Dinklage is one of the saving graces of the film, playing the hilarious former arcade champion Eddie “The Fire Blaster” Plant.
Who is the real villain in Pixels?
Type of Villain Donkey Kong (also known as DK in acronym) is the main antagonist of the 2015 sci-fi action comedy film Pixels. He is the supreme king of all of the Pixels aliens and Pixel Alien’s boss. He is also the arch-nemesis of Sam Brenner.
Does Pixels have a post credit scene?
There are extra scenes from the movie depicted in pixelated 8-bit form shown during the first 3-4 minutes of the credits of Pixels. The rest of the credits contain generic pixelated clouds in the background.
