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Japan: 1993 Mario movie getting 30th anniversary 4K theatrical re-release

Long before Nintendo and Illumination ever thought of creating an animated movie based on the former company’s Super Mario franchise, there was a live-action film that didn’t get to experience the success that this year’s Mario movie got to enjoy. This year marks 30 years since the release of Super Mario Bros., alternatively known as Super Mario Bros.: The Movie.

There hasn’t been much acknowledgement of the anniversary in Europe and in the Americas, even though the film has developed a cult following decades after its release. However, it’s a different story in Japan, where it released with the name Super Mario: Goddess of the Demon Empire. Beginning on September 15th, Japanese audiences will be able to attend a theatrical re-release of the film. Not only that, but the version shown will be a 4K restoration of the movie.

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12 thoughts on “Japan: 1993 Mario movie getting 30th anniversary 4K theatrical re-release”

  1. I’m both surprised and grateful that the first three comments are positive. Sure the live action Mario movie might not hold a candle to the CGi one, but I still like it.

  2. Gimme! The horrible movies of the 80s & 90s were still entertaining, unlike some of today’s. Mainly because you get labeled a terrible person if you don’t like the stupid thing. Unless it’s something like Joker or Rambo Last Blood then it’s a-okay to trash it. shrug Anyway, I’d love a 4k re-release of this, He-Man, & Street Fighter. There’s probably others but these are the main ones that come to mind atm.

  3. This one is so much better that the dumb CGI movie. This had some soul unlike the trash we got lately, where Peach was a girl boss.

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