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‘Super Mario Galaxy: the Movie’ Is a Sequel with No Humor and No Spark
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When Mario and Luigi plunged headlong into a giant pipe three years ago, where a fantastical world awaited them, they caused a huge sensation. The animated video game adaptation about the adventures of two plumbers was a success across the world and became one of the highest-grossing animated films of the last few decades. It's no wonder that the Illumination studio produced a sequel. It's even more explosive than the first film, but somewhere a…
“Super Mario Galaxy: The Movie” expands the world of the original and takes it to a new level, with cosmic ride that runs through various sagas, pop references, arcs and points of Nintendo’s well-known franchise
Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy and Brie Larson voice a sequel to ‘Super Mario Galaxy: The Movie’ with no humor and a tasteless tone
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