The 90s Live-Action Super Mario Bros. Movie Is Currently #1 On Amazon
It looks like it’s Mario Time as the cult classic 90’s live action movie is currently sitting on top of the Amazon charts.
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It looks like it’s Mario Time as the cult classic 90’s live action movie is currently sitting on top of the Amazon charts – almost thirty years after its original theatrical release.
Popular tweeter Wario64, who currently has over one million followers and posts about PS5 restock updates – recently posted a screenshot showing the 1993 release currently sitting at the top of the Amazon charts.
The recent surge in attention to the live action movie that saw Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo as our favorite overall dawning siblings, Mario and Luigi, as they go on journey to rescue Princess Peach from the clutches of the villainous President Koopa may be may be attributed to the recent announcement of the cast for the animated movie that is being released by Nintendo and Illumination. Chris Pratt will be the voice of the titular mustachioed plumber, Mario, which was met with some negative pushback from fans.
Other cast members include Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach, as well as Charlie Day as Luigi, Jack Black as Bowser, Keegan-Michael Key as Toad and Seth Rogen as Donkey Kong. Not much else has been released about the movie, as Nintendo has yet to announce the plot, as well as the name of the movie. However, since the movie is set to hit theaters Tuesday, December 21 of this year, we should expect more announcements in the near future.
It seems like Mario keeps popping up in the news lately as Lego recently announced it will be retiring some of the sets featuring the mustachioed hero. If you would like to get one before they are gone, you may want to hurry up an get your gold coins together quickly. Lego already has some of the sets on the websites with the words “retiring soon” across them.
Speaking of hurrying, a Mario Kart 64 speedrunner recently became the first person to be the world record holder in all 32 of the game’s courses at the same time. It took speedster Dan Burbank eight years to complete the challenge.
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