Tharun Sakibanda

Mario Bros. Movie Review: A 100% Joyride! The Mario Bros. movie is an absolute masterpiece, a delightful homage to one of the most beloved franchises in gaming history. From the moment it started, I was completely hooked, and by the end, I was left in awe. The animation is stunning, bringing the Mushroom Kingdom, Bowser’s castle, and every pixel-perfect detail to life in vivid, jaw-dropping ways. The characters are spot-on, with Mario and Luigi stealing hearts with their charm, courage, and brotherly bond. Bowser? He’s a menacing yet hilarious villain you can’t help but love. The story is fast-paced and engaging, packed with humor, action, and a sprinkle of heartfelt moments. The creators did an incredible job weaving in references that fans of the games will adore—power-ups, sound effects, and even the music hit all the right nostalgic notes. Whether it’s Mario karting down Rainbow Road, battling it out with Koopas, or saving Princess Peach, the movie keeps you glued to the screen with its sheer fun and energy. It’s clear that a lot of love and care went into making this, and it pays off spectacularly. For me, this movie was a 100% joyride. It’s not just a film—it’s a celebration of everything that makes Mario iconic. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the franchise, this is a must-watch. Bravo, Nintendo and Illumination! You’ve delivered pure magic.

Do not trust the positive reviews — they're clearly paid for. I can't believe Amazon would allow such a show on their platform. It's absolute garbage. All it does is promote cosmetic procedures like Botox, facial injections, and breast augmentation, which is incredibly damaging to young girls and their self-esteem. The show is blatantly pushing the idea that altering your body through surgery is the only path to beauty or confidence. This is a toxic message that harms both mental and physical well-being, distorting the way we view ourselves and each other. Please, do yourself a favor and avoid this trash. It’s not entertainment; it’s a harmful promotion of unhealthy, unrealistic beauty standards. Don’t let this show contribute to the decline of body positivity and self-worth in our society.

The only show I got connected after GOT and Breaking Bad ✌️🏃🏼‍♂️

Glad they held the same Raw feel throughout the movie