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  • Super Mario Bros.
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  • Super Mario Bros. is a 1993 American science fiction fantasy adventure comedy film directed by Rocky Morton and Annabel Jankel. Wikipedia

i thought it was quite weird. also i would not suggest watching at midnight. also i would not suggest for small children as it get scary at some times. also some thing weird is that they made trading cards about this movie.
 
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I've never watched it and I certainly never hope to.
 
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  • Super Mario Bros. is a 1993 American science fiction fantasy adventure comedy film directed by Rocky Morton and Annabel Jankel. Wikipedia
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That's enough to tell me this is a really bad idea lol I mean, a) it's from the 90's and a lot of movies from the 90's really aren't that good, and b) Mario as a science fiction thing? Sounds like fan fiction.
 
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yes it is wierd also this is a goomba
 
Never have watched this one actually. Kinda curious though ... maybe good for some laughs.
 
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I watched this when I was a kid. My mind has blocked most of it.
I love Notalgia's Critic review of it. :wacky:
 
I remember the movie... I liked it... Is it bad of me if I say I own the movie on DVD? I hope I don't get looks of digust.

I heard originally they were gonna go in a completely different direction with the movie. Also Bob Hoskins, the guy who played Mario in that film, never talks about this film if you ask him about his movie career.
 
I remember the movie... I liked it... Is it bad of me if I say I own the movie on DVD? I hope I don't get looks of digust.

I heard originally they were gonna go in a completely different direction with the movie. Also Bob Hoskins, the guy who played Mario in that film, never talks about this film if you ask him about his movie career.
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It's true, there was a different take on it at first. One of the recent issues of Nintendo Force has an article on it. Even though I think that magazine is quite poor, the article itself was pretty good.
 
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It's true, there was a different take on it at first. One of the recent issues of Nintendo Force has an article on it. Even though I think that magazine is quite poor, the article itself was pretty good.
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Also they were going to have different actors to play the people. For example, Danny DeVito was originally going to play Mario but they couldn't get him for the movie.
 
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I remember the movie... I liked it... Is it bad of me if I say I own the movie on DVD? I hope I don't get looks of digust.
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I don't think it is bad for you to say that. There is a difference between how you qualify a movie and how much you like it. While both things affect each other to a point you can't say it is the same.

I still enjoy the 80's-90's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, even though I can see how corny and outdated it is now. Likewise I enjoy movies I can see they are not really that great but they have a charm to me, perhaps because they were part of my childhood or there's simply something. So I really don't think anyone smart will play the snobbish card on you.
 
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I don't think it is bad for you to say that. There is a difference between how you qualify a movie and how much you like it. While both things affect each other to a point you can't say it is the same.

I still enjoy the 80's-90's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, even though I can see how corny and outdated it is now. Likewise I enjoy movies I can see they are not really that great but they have a charm to me, perhaps because they were part of my childhood or there's simply something. So I really don't think anyone smart will play the snobbish card on you.
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I know. I was just being silly when I said that.

I still like Who Framed Roger Rabbit? but I think that is only because I still like cartoons. :p There are some good movies out there that I would watch over and over again. As I said before, I wasn't being serious with the "looks of digust" thing. :)
 
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I know. I was just being silly when I said that.

I still like Who Framed Roger Rabbit? but I think that is only because I still like cartoons. :p There are some good movies out there that I would watch over and over again. As I said before, I wasn't being serious with the "looks of digust" thing. :)
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That is Okay. I still wanted to validate my own insecurities by giving your post a positive reply, I mean... I thought I'd be good to reassure other people in our situation that it is fine... yeah...
 
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That is Okay. I still wanted to validate my own insecurities by giving your post a positive reply, I mean... I thought I'd be good to reassure other people in our situation that it is fine... yeah...
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Oh I see. It's fine. Everyone has a cheesy movie they will watch over and over again even though you grow old and find that it isn't as great as they remembered it was.
 
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huh... Looks very interesting (lol) I will probably end up watching the movie but it also looks kind of weird... And THAT is supposed to be a Goomba? Hilarious. I wonder how much money they had to pay Nintendo to make it.
 
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