'Rubbish' Super Mario Galaxy Movie Leaves Critics Divided
Princess Peach, voiced by Anya Taylor Joy, left, and Mario, voiced by Chris Pratt, in a scene from "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie The reviews for the new Super Mario Bros. Movie have been published and… it sounds like the film is anything but a level up. While we weren t exactly expecting the follow up to the animated video game adaptation to be the next Citizen Kane, it s worth pointing out that the response to the first film was, at least, somewhat mixed, and it went on to gross more than a
Princess Peach, voiced by Anya Taylor Joy, left, and Mario, voiced by Chris Pratt, in a scene from "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie The reviews for the new Super Mario Bros. Movie have been published and… it sounds like the film is anything but a level up. While we weren t exactly expecting the follow up to the animated video game adaptation to be the next Citizen Kane, it s worth pointing out that the response to the first film was, at least, somewhat mixed, and it went on to gross more than a
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