Nicht nur Beau is Afraid wurde kürzlich zum ersten Mal aufgeführt, auch Der Super Mario Bros. Film wurde der US-Presse gezeigt. Die Videospielverfilmung von Universal, Nintendo und den Minions-Machern von Illumination startet bereits diesen Mittwoch in den deutschen Kinos. Der hiesigen Presse wird der Animationsfilm aber erst wenige Stunden vorm offiziellen Kinostart gezeigt. Meist kein gutes Zeichen, aber zumindest aus den USA sind die ersten Meinungen positiv, auch wenn es kritischere Stimmen gibt.

Regie führte beim Film das Duo Aaron Horvath (Teen Titans Go! to the Movies) und Michael Jelenic, das Drehbuch lieferte Matt Fogel (The Lego Movie 2). Zum US-Voice Cast gehören u. a. Chris Pratt (Guardians of the Galaxy) als Mario, Charlie Day (Kill the Boss) als Luigi, Keegan Michael-Key (The Bubble) als Toad, Anya Taylor-Joy (Das Damengambit) als Prinzessin Peach, Jack Black (Gänsehaut) als Bowser sowie Seth Rogen (Ananas Express) als Donkey Kong. Rogen wird die Rolle wohl auch in einem geplanten Spin-off sprechen (wir berichteten).

The Super Mario Bros. Movie was awesome. Teared up from hype more than once. The music is the star of the show. Nintendo fans are gonna be obsessed. I'm not sure ANY movie in history has ever had THIS MANY easter eggs. AND GOOD ONES! pic.twitter.com/CxvDvPzTnQ
— Tim Gettys (@TimGettys) April 2, 2023

#TheSuperMarioBrosMovie is an incredibly fun time. As well as its gorgeous animation and lively voice cast, it's absolutely packed with Easter eggs and references that Nintendo fans young and old are going to adore. pic.twitter.com/Lcs4biw8kz
— GAMINGbible (@gamingbible) April 2, 2023

#SuperMarioBrosMovie’s embargo is up. The Mario worlds are brought to life with top-notch animation and energetic action that will delight kids and fans. Full of loving Easter eggs and cameos.

That said, it’s a Mario movie made by illumination and I’ll leave it at that. pic.twitter.com/95Sh1gjI6o
— Rendy Jones (@rendy_jones) April 2, 2023

Wahoo! #TheSuperMarioBrosMovie is the ultimate love letter to every era of Mario. Loved the humor & especially Jack Black’s Bowser. I felt the same way watching the movie as I do playing the games. It’s just joyful. Also, stay for the credits! pic.twitter.com/ZcKn17E3PO
— Erik Davis (@ErikDavis) April 2, 2023

#SuperMarioBrosMovie    is a love letter to the game & lore of everyone's favorite plumber brothers! Easter Eggs galore! Utilizes sound & score perfectly! Peach is bada*s! The voice is addressed. Jack Black sings! Fans will flip! Luigi is sidelined 😭 #SuperMarioMovie pic.twitter.com/vh9akvsI80
— Tessa Smith - Mama's Geeky (@MamasGeeky) April 2, 2023

I don't think there's a video game adaptation in existence that's less unabashed of its source material than #TheSuperMarioBrosMovie and that is honestly super refreshing. Even if it means it's unlikely to resonate with non-Mario fans nearly as much
— André (@AndreSegers) April 2, 2023

(Also I don’t need to say this but just because it’s pertinent…I’ve played and loved basically every single Super Mario game, owned every Nintendo system, never bought a Sega out of loyalty and used to have a Zelda room in my house. So, yeah, huge Nintendo hater.)
— Germain Lussier (@GermainLussier) April 2, 2023

Die ersten Meinungen zu "Der Super Mario Bros. Film" fallen weitestgehend positiv aus

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