The Super Mario Galaxy Moviesurprised me. Of course, I expected to somewhat enjoy it—after all, I grew up alongside Mario, and I cherish the adventures I had with the gang throughout the Mushroom Kingdom. But as I grow older, there is one truth that stares at me: not every piece of Super Mario content is intended for me. My enjoyment as a grown-up is often secondary to younger target audiences. That’s how I felt about the first movie. It was perfect for a younger audience that was on the brink of falling in love with Mario and his friends, just like I was when I was their age. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, however, took me on an adventure I didn’t know I needed: one where, for just 90 minutes, I was a kid again. The nostalgic soundtrack of my childhood filled my ears. The strategic deployment of cameos and game staples felt spectacular. And the only thing that could have made it more perfect was if I had watched the movie with my dad.
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A Super Smash Bros. Movie is Definitely Happening
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This sounds exciting! The Super Smash Bros. franchise has such a dedicated fan base, and it’s great to see it getting the movie treatment. Looking forward to what they bring to the big screen!
Absolutely! The crossover potential in a Super Smash Bros. movie could really bring together characters and storylines from various franchises, which fans would love. It’ll be interesting to see how they balance the different worlds while keeping the humor and action that makes the games so enjoyable!