Mosaic (2007) (V)

Director:

Roy Allen Smith

Writers:

Stan Lee (story)
Scott Lobdell (screenplay)

Release Date:

9 January 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Adventure | Fantasy

Plot:

A break-in and murder at a New York City museum sparks an investigation by Interpol Agent Nathan Nelson...

Plot Keywords:

Lightning | Appearance | Artifact | New York City | Storm

Cast

Anna Paquin	...	Maggie Nelson
Kirby Morrow	...	Mosaic
Cam Clarke	...	Stephan / Italian Captain
Gary Chalk	...	Nathan Nelson
Nicole Oliver	...	Agent Newell
Jim Ward	...	Tour Guide / Belligerent Detective
Kathleen Barr	...	Facade / Mrs. Nottenmyer
Scott McNeil	...	Mr. Bullwraith / Landlord

Also Known As:

Stan Lee Presents Mosaic (USA) (DVD box title)

Runtime:

72 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Singapore:PG | Australia:M

Company:

Film Roman Productions

Trivia:

During his fight with Mosaic, Manikin sprouts tail and becomes more reptilian. With the long coat, Manikin looks almost exactly the way the Spider-Man villain The Lizard looked in his first appearance ("The Amazing Spider-Man" Vol. 1, #6, November 1963).

Quotes:

[Walking with his mother, a boy sees Maggie crawling up a wall]
Little Boy: Mom! That looks like Spider-Man!

Movie Connections:

References Spider-Man (2002)

good start give it a chance

I just saw this on Netflix and I disagree with the previous poster.(crispy comments) this is a CARTOON. yes the main character acts ditsy. So did Buffy the Vampire Slayer. yet she had a good run (7 seasons).

Stan lee is obviously trying out different new characters in a one off setting similar to the action pack setting that brought us Kevin Sorbo as Hercules and the dreadful Cleopatra 2525.

the art is similar to the old sat morning cartoons. however it is a little more adult in that it actual SHOWS (not in shadow as most PG rated cartoons) one person getting murdered and another beaten to a bloody mess. no bloodless fistfights here.

as for Crispy's complaints about the "over-sexualization", I would point to several other cartoon such as batman the animated series and justice league and their depiction of super heroine garb.