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Stan Lee Presents: Mosaic (2007)

Maggie Nelson is a rising star of the New York stage. But when she is caught between a freak electrical storm and a mysterious rune stone, Maggie discovers that she has the uncanny ability to shape-shift like a chameleon.

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Stan Lee Presents: Mosaic

Title	Stan Lee Presents: Mosaic (2007)
Runtime	1 hr. 12 min.
Studio	Starz
Genres	Animation and Cartoons
Description	Maggie Nelson (voiced by Academy-Award®-winner Anna Paquin of The Piano, X-Men) is a student at the High School Of Dramatic Arts and a rising star of the New York stage. But when she is caught between a freak electrical storm and a mysterious rune stone, Maggie discovers that she has the uncanny ability to shape-shift like a chameleon. Now Maggie must stop the plot of an alchemic madman from an ancient race that walk hidden among us. Why has her Interpol agent father been abducted? What can a sexy teenage actress dare to do with the powers of DNA replication? And will the world's most unlikely new superhero save the day without flunking her midterms?

about 1 month ago

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I saw this once on Netflix. I loved the late Silver early Bronze vibe of it from the girl who would become Mosaic right down to the final fight.

2 months ago

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I have to say, I don't like the main character. She is arrogant and foolish. Also, the whole Barbie thing has been done, y'know? The animation is okay, but simplistic. Definitely a few plot holes, like swiping military jets that don't have tracking devices (multimillion dollar machines aren't something you can just walk away with).

This strikes me as more a beginning of a tv series than a movie. Overall, I thought it okay, but nothing to write home about.

2 months ago

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Did you see Stan Lee lol :-)

5 months ago

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I enjoyed this movie and I don't normally watch animated. Great story, great humor. Loved the line (said while chasing bad gay bent on world domination) that went something like this: "Oh, no, I'm going to fail my classes. I'm sooo dead!" Just one question...how did she morph her backpack in the stairwell? :-)

6 months ago

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I will grant you that Spidey is great, but what of batman? sure he is dc and not marvel but he was from a RICH family, was intelligent and was determined enough to become the best at everything he did so that he could fight crime. Now here is a marvel character who loves her father, has tried to prove that she is as talented as him even though she knew he was not interested in letting her fight crime like him, but now she is the protector of a culture that was missunderstood and sent into hiding. Stan Lee has shown that heroes are can come from all walks of life. I like these stories as a reminder, it is not what we have, but how we use it that defines us at the end of the day.

7 months ago

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Stan Lee and Marvel keep kicking them out like Bruce Lee. Great show what about a part two.

8 months ago

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Ye know, I don't have that much of a problem with the concept. It's just that the main character is a complete Mary Sue. BEFORE she got her powers she could fight, fence, was a talented and loved actress, and had a father who was well off. Just a reminder: Stan Lee's most famous character, the one who is among the top 3 greatest superheroes according to an IGN poll and one of my favorite characters, was a skinny nerd who was poor and happens to be life's whipping boy. And yet he's still a fantastic person who always does what's right. Just saying.

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