The Super Mario Movie teaser trailer that just dropped is admittedly awesome, but that’s more about Bowser terrorizing the penguin people. And then, the shots of Luigi with the skeletons! Totally cool. But when we got to hear Pratt’s Mario, it’s just … Chris Pratt. Practically affectation. Then, he runs off into the distance, and a slight Italian accent can be heard. The trailer, though, barely touched on Mario at first, initially showing Bowser wrecking an icy kingdom and its penguin people. Arriving over seven years since the people at Nintendo and Illumination first talked about the movie, the Super Mario Movie is due in 2023.
Super Mario Movie teaser trailer
As noted above, Jack Black’s Bowser is the true (super) star of this Super Mario Movie teaser trailer. And Pratt’s Mario? It’s a meh.
Super Mario Movie release date
The Super Mario Movie release date is April 7, 2023. Originally, it was scheduled for Dec. 21, 2022, but it was pushed back. The new release date was revealed in the movie’s poster, which star Chris Pratt shared online (opens in new tab).
Super Mario Movie cast
To be frank, the Super Mario Movie cast ranges from inspired to confusing. The full, so-far-announced cast is listed below, but we can’t go to that list without talking about the casting of Chris Pratt as Mario and Charlie Day as Luigi. Neither are Italian, and neither are particularly known for their accent work. Famously, Pratt told Variety (opens in new tab) that he “worked really closely with the directors and … landed on something that I’m really proud of and can’t wait for people to see and hear… I’m providing a voice for an animated character, and it is updated and unlike anything you’ve heard in the Mario world before.” And when we heard it in the above teaser trailer? Well, color us disappointed, Miyamoto-san. We’d never underestimate Jack Black, so his casting as Bowser makes some sense. Keegan-Michael Key as Toad? Perfect. Seth Rogen as Donkey Kong? We’re in. Here is the full Super Mario Movie cast as we know it at the moment:
Chris Pratt as MarioAnya Taylor-Joy as Princess PeachCharlie Day as LuigiJack Black as BowserKeegan-Michael Key as ToadSeth Rogen as Donkey KongFred Armisen as Cranky KongKevin Michael Richardson as KamekSebastian Maniscalco as Foreman SpikeCharles Martinet — the previous voice of Mario — will voice undisclosed roles
Super Mario Movie poster
The Super Mario Movie poster’s scale gives us a sense of wonder. How magically dense of references and visuals will this movie be? How many kingdoms will Mario visit on this odyssey?
title: “Chris Pratt S Voice In The Super Mario Movie Teaser Trailer Is A Boring” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-04” author: “Kenneth Hunt”
The Super Mario Movie teaser trailer that just dropped is admittedly awesome, but that’s more about Bowser terrorizing the penguin people. And then, the shots of Luigi with the skeletons! Totally cool. But when we got to hear Pratt’s Mario, it’s just … Chris Pratt. Practically affectation. Then, he runs off into the distance, and a slight Italian accent can be heard. The trailer, though, barely touched on Mario at first, initially showing Bowser wrecking an icy kingdom and its penguin people. Arriving over seven years since the people at Nintendo and Illumination first talked about the movie, the Super Mario Movie is due in 2023.
Super Mario Movie teaser trailer
As noted above, Jack Black’s Bowser is the true (super) star of this Super Mario Movie teaser trailer. And Pratt’s Mario? It’s a meh.
Super Mario Movie release date
The Super Mario Movie release date is April 7, 2023. Originally, it was scheduled for Dec. 21, 2022, but it was pushed back. The new release date was revealed in the movie’s poster, which star Chris Pratt shared online (opens in new tab).
Super Mario Movie cast
To be frank, the Super Mario Movie cast ranges from inspired to confusing. The full, so-far-announced cast is listed below, but we can’t go to that list without talking about the casting of Chris Pratt as Mario and Charlie Day as Luigi. Neither are Italian, and neither are particularly known for their accent work. Famously, Pratt told Variety (opens in new tab) that he “worked really closely with the directors and … landed on something that I’m really proud of and can’t wait for people to see and hear… I’m providing a voice for an animated character, and it is updated and unlike anything you’ve heard in the Mario world before.” And when we heard it in the above teaser trailer? Well, color us disappointed, Miyamoto-san. We’d never underestimate Jack Black, so his casting as Bowser makes some sense. Keegan-Michael Key as Toad? Perfect. Seth Rogen as Donkey Kong? We’re in. Here is the full Super Mario Movie cast as we know it at the moment:
Chris Pratt as MarioAnya Taylor-Joy as Princess PeachCharlie Day as LuigiJack Black as BowserKeegan-Michael Key as ToadSeth Rogen as Donkey KongFred Armisen as Cranky KongKevin Michael Richardson as KamekSebastian Maniscalco as Foreman SpikeCharles Martinet — the previous voice of Mario — will voice undisclosed roles
Super Mario Movie poster
The Super Mario Movie poster’s scale gives us a sense of wonder. How magically dense of references and visuals will this movie be? How many kingdoms will Mario visit on this odyssey?
