'Super Mario Bros. Movie' review: It’s-a one for the gamers and kids


By AGENCY
The Mario brothers were not very good at Rock, Paper, Scissors. — Photos: Handout

In both good and bad ways, The Super Mario Bros. Movie is exactly what you’d expect.

Resourceful plumbers Mario and Luigi look and – depending on whether you thought they’d have an Italian accent or a Brooklyn accent that occasionally slips into pretend Italian – sound just like you’d expect them to.

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6.5 10

Summary:


Gamers and kids might like it, but you might want to stick to playing the game instead.

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