For even more Mars Attacks goodness, check out Walmart’s Super Bowl ad (below), which incorporates the iconic ACK-ing Martians from Burton’s ‘96 film.

Tim Burton's Mars Attacksis showing new signs of life ... of the Mars Attacks universe by taking on the persona of a Martian guest — who famously only communicate with "Ack, Ack" noises.

You probably remember the 1996 film, but how much do you know of the strange origins of the cult card series from 1962? Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a new tab ...

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s the Martians from Mars Attacks, coming to invade your Funko Pop! collection! Yes, Funko has contacted Martian life and brought back four new Pop!

That year, Tim Burton saluted the campy sci-fi epics of decades past with his big-budget B-movie Mars Attacks ... with a series of duck-like “Ack! Ack! Ack!” noises. Burton traces their ...

Mars Attacks! is the star-studded movie that’s ... Studio bosses also wanted their ‘ack, ack, ack’ dialogue to be given subtitles, but Burton insisted that it remains unintelligible.

Released in December 1996 (six months after Independence Day), Tim Burton’s Mars Attacks! is less sci-fi ... of weird-looking CGI Martians shouting “Ack ack ack!” ...

It’s the 1996 cult classic, Mars Attacks! So I decided to rewatch it ... but the trauma of those bastard aliens with their huge brains and “Ack! Ack! Ack!” has freaked me out too much ...

A few years ago, Dynamite published the Mars ... "ACK ACK!" for more! "I'm having such a blast! It feels like you could see me drooling over my Norman Saunders (the original Mars Attacks!