We are a few weeks away from Illumination Entertainment finally released one of the most anticipated animated films of all time: Super Mario Bros. The Movie. A CGI feature film adapting the immensely beloved video game franchise created by Nintendo.
The Japanese company has carried out an exemplary marketing campaign preparing the ground and the expectations for the release of this film, controlling almost to the millimeter the details that have been made known about the production and the plot, such as that second spot that released in the superbowl.
This fury and madness for Super Mario Bros. The Movie has reached such a degree that even a few days ago the rumor that the mother of the main brothers could appear came to burst the internet among fans of this saga.
Although the reality is that there is a minimum of information and certainties about its appearance. Since the only thing that is based on fueling this speculation is a simple comment posted on the official website of the tape.
However, now a very important piece of information has just been leaked that could determine for a good part of the plumber’s followers whether or not they go to see the film in a movie theater.
Super Mario Bros. The Movie would have a perfect duration
From the website of Nintendo Life A leaked report has been released where they claim to have obtained the data on the final duration of the Super Mario Bros.
This detail is a critical factor of extreme importance for a good part of the potential spectators who have not yet decided to buy their ticket to visit a movie theater.
In recent years we have seen how franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) it has promoted the premiere of feature films whose plot lasts almost three hours.
There was genuine uncertainty that this could happen with Super Mario Bros. The Movie, however, fortunately, the report states that the film would only last 92 minutes, that is to say one hour and thirty-two minutes.
This is excellent news for the undecided. Super Mario Bros. The Movie is directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic, from a script by Matthew Fogel.
It stars Chris Pratt (Mario), Anya Taylor-Joy (Princess Peach), Charlie Day (Luigi), Jack Black (Bowser), Keegan-Michael Key (Toad) and Seth Rogen (Donkey Kong). The premiere of the film will be under the following dates in Latin America:
- March 30 in Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Australia and all of Central America.
- April 6 in Argentina, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela.
