Oh ok, glad I’m not the only one then. FYI it’s actually the main reasons why Dennis Hopper was one of my favorite actors, because of how much I loved him as Bowser in this movie. RIP Dennis.

Oh, real quick, for those that didn't know, the mane that played Mario was the same actor that played the Detective in Roger Rabbit. Also he's bloody British!!

That I definitely knew; the late Bob Hoskins. And John Leguizamo, the voice of Sid the Sloth in the “Ice Age” movies, was Luigi.

The original Super Mario Brothers movie is a cinematic masterpiece that is yet to even be paralleled in its glory and success. Its achievements are so outstanding that I daresay modern cinema would simply not exist without it; and we owe much to the incredible work put into it.

Interesting fact: before Hugh Jackman landed the role of Wolverine in 2000's X-Men film, the late Bob Hoskins was considered for the role.

Next year will be the end of the contract between Nickelodeon and Saban/Hasbro and they didn't find another network channel for PR yet and probably never will.

Yes. I love John Leguizamo.

Is the Mario film worth watching?

To witness that beautiful trainwreck of a movie just once? Sure.

It's an interesting experiment on what to do with a source material that barely has a plot.

As a kid, I used to hate the movie. As I got older, I started to dislike it less over the years. It's not a good movie, but it does have a bad movie charm to it. The best thing about the movie is the set designs and practical effects.

He is in other great movies too like Carlito's Way, John Wick, Summer of Sam, Hangin' with the Homeboys, and The Lincoln Lawyer. We also can't forget his greatest cinematic role of all time :lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ManyCesoujg