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This, unfortunately, has to be my favorite movie
For all those people who are totally tearing the movie, you will probably grow up to be critics. It IS true that the movie will never be on any The Best of The Century's Movies list, but if you're looking for entertainment: Mario Bros. are your men. The movie is not made to be believable: two "brothers" get trapped in another dimension while trying to save Luigi's kind of girlfriend, who happens to be the princess of this strange world. The princess is trying to reverse the damage King Koopa did to her father (he turned him into a giant ball of fungus). In the end, the Mario Bros. save the day (did you expect a different ending?). Don't expect a recreation of the game; this movie is a far cry from any version of Super Mario. I have watched and rewatched this movie since I was little and I STILL have to say that it is my favorite. The plot line is a wee bit out there, yes; it's not like the game, that's true; all the aspiring critics out there will not get into it, unfortunately; but for all you normal people out there who don't care what the rest of the world thinks about reality and just want a nice, quiet night to yourself or with a loved one: check this out.

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Good cartoons, lame DVD
INTRODUCTION:
In 1989, Nintendo began airing its first animated series, The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. This series aired Mondays through Thursdays. How does it measure up? Read on for my review of this set.

BASIC PLOT:
The show follows the same basic plot of the game - two plumbers are pulled into an alternate dimension to protect a princess from the evil king Bowser. For the cartoon, there were some weird episode plots at times, many of which parodied movies and television shows.

SHOW OPINIONS:
Overall this was a cool series. Sure, it was inaccurate to the games in a number of ways, but it was still entertaining. And the mix of action and comic relief was very nice, too. For 1989, this is about as cool as an American cartoon series could be.

DVD:
Though the series rocked, the DVD isn't so fortunate. Why the hell are there Sonic Underground episodes on here!? Not only are the two series completely unrelated, but at the time, Nintendo and Sega were BITTER RIVALS! Having the shows together makes NO SENSE. By not having those episodes on the DVD, they could easily have made room for more Mario. Likewise, the menus are horribly done and are hosted by Inspector Gadget! WTF!? But the biggest flaw of all is that this only has LIMITED episodes - NOT the entire series (which consisted of over fifty episodes.)

FINAL VERDICT:
Buy this DVD if you can find it for a good price, but otherwise, don't bother with it.

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KING KOOPA RULES!!!
This DVD contains six episodes of "Super Mario Bros. 3" the original animated adventures of 1990. Not to be confused with the Super Mario bros. Super Show from the late 80's which had live action Mario and Luigi as real people along with the cartoon. There is no live action on "Super Mario Bros. 3"

These are not full episodes. Full episodes are usually around 21 minutes long. These episodes are eleven minutes long. Which means that this DVD is more like (3) full episodes. Which adds up to a little more than an hour on this DVD for Super Mario Bros.

The Bonus episode is (1) episode of Sonic Underground. This is a full 21 minute episode. I would of rather had another episode of Mario though.

This DVD is made by DIC ENTERTAINMENT and didn't get sold here until I wrote to them back in July.

If you like Super Mario Bros. cartoons then buy it. I have written to DIC and they have never answered me about releasing the complete series so I believe they do not want to do it.

As for the quality for this DVD.
-The sound is great!
-The look is great!
-And there is really nothing bad about this DVD at all!

Hopefully in the future more DVD's will be released(like Super Mario World) but I recommend this for now for the super fans of the SUPER MARIO BROS.