Super Mario Bros. (1993)
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- Bob Hoskins
- John Leguizamo
- Bob Hoskins
- Dennis Hopper
- John Alberto Leguizamo
- Samantha Mathis
- Dennis Hopper
- Fisher Stevens
- Samantha Mathis
- Richard Edson
- Fisher Stevens
- Fiona Shaw
- Richard Edson
- Dana Kaminski
- Fiona Shaw
- Mojo Nixon
- Dana Kaminski
- Mojo Nixon
- Gianni Russo
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Aug 18, 2020
Imagine making a really fun queer marxist anti-cop kids film only to have hacks berate it as one of the worst movies of all time for 20+ years because it's not a direct enough adaptation of some shitty video game
PlayForForeverOct 3, 2023This movie opens with the title card “Brooklyn, 65 million years ago,” then has a scene of a dinosaur egg being delivered to a bunch of nuns. Later on a woman sincerely introduces the heroes to her father, a giant ball of sentient fungus. Anyway 3 stars. A fun time.
Patrick WillemsFeb 20, 2020Yes, this is my actual rating of this film. No, I will not elaborate.
ashleigh! - Apr 5, 2023
2023 mario bros film: "recognize the references; buy more games; regurgitate intellectual property; your life is content; service yourself; consume the future." 1993 mario bros film: "the hollow earth is REAL."
comrade_yuiMar 31, 2023absolutely nothing could have prepared me for the scene where the twin towers evaporated
jeabaSuper Mario Bros. is a masterpiece of adaptation. Now, when I say that, I don’t mean that it adapted Mario faithfully, of course not. What it did do, was turn Mario into something cinematic. Hot take: Mario is antithetical to cinema. It is inherently anti-cinema as a…
Zeke Knott - Apr 13, 2022
absolute hood classic
dumbsvilleJul 12, 2020This movie has no idea if it wants to be a dark dystopian comedy or a fun upbeat kids movie. This is a very bad, very messy movie that makes absolutely no sense and bears very little resemblance to the actual Super Mario Bro’s games. But it’s also really entertaining.
Ryan DanielNov 15, 2014I would bet a serious amount of money that if this wasn't called Super Mario Bros there would be a lot of goodwill towards this flick. Excellent set design, quirky direction and a sense of fun are what make this such a beloved film to me. I don't care if everyone in the…
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It was actually pretty good other than the fact the goombas as looked like my friends
Really weird. Not what you wanted, but it is what nobody needed. Great movie for laughing at and being confused. Also, it predicted 9/11.
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I’m not gonna lie, when I heard there was an animated Mario movie coming out, I decided to go and watch the live action one everyone was telling me to avoid. I gotta say I love this movie. Not because of the quality. But because of how bad the quality is. It’s so bad it’s funny!
“Strap your belt on kid, we’re going in.” As an attempt to bring Mario to the big screen, it sucks bad. But if you disassociate it from the games, it’s not bad. The world they built is dystopian cyberpunk perfection. The story and dialogue are cheesy but it’s still a fun watch.
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I know, I know. This one is not good. Like at all. Toad and King Koopa are creept. Yoshi looks straight outta Jurassic Park. And to top it off, they used Daisy instead of Princess Peach? The audacity! But little me didn’t know better and liked it and kinda still do. Sue me
Recently rewatched this after last watching it in 2021 on Mar10 Day and this movie is still a cult classic with this film being the first adaptation of a video game. The music is really good especially Almost Unreal by Roxette I love that song.
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This bizarre, special effects-filled movie doesn't have the jaunty hop-and-zap spirit of the Nintendo video game from which it takes -- ahem -- its inspiration. What it has instead are a weird, jokey science-fiction story, Batman-caliber violence and enough computer-generated dinosaurs to get the jump on Jurassic Park.
The movie knocks your eyes out, at the same time it dulls the mind’s eye. Ultimately, it’s one more stop in the arcade, beckoning, waiting to soak up time and money.
The first film to be adapted from rather than into a Nintendo cartridge, Super Mario Bros, is a shrill, hectic and tiresome fantasy with little story, less excitement and no imaginable audience.