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Chris Pratt alters Mario catchphrase for Super Mario Galaxy movie
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Chris Pratt has adapted Mario's iconic 'Mamma mia' catchphrase to fit his Brooklyn-accented portrayal in the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Donald Glover campaigned aggressively for the role of Yoshi, according to co-star Jack Black. The film premieres in theaters on April 1.
Illumination, Nintendo and Universal's Super Mario Galaxy Movie is set for a $350 million worldwide debut over the Easter weekend. The animated feature is expected to gross $175 million in the US and Canada across five days at 4,000 theaters, with another $175 million from 79 international markets excluding Japan. This would mark the biggest opening of the year so far.
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The final trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, revealed during a Nintendo Direct on March 9, 2026, announced Donald Glover as the voice of Yoshi. The animated sequel to 2023's The Super Mario Bros. Movie, directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic, expands the adventure into space and is set for US theaters on April 1, 2026, and Japan on April 24, 2026. Fans praised the casting, visuals, and action-comedy mix.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder achieves what recent side-scrollers in the series have not. The game evokes the spirit of the earliest Super Mario titles. This marks a departure from the New Super Mario Bros. series.
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Nintendo has announced a special Direct presentation dedicated to its upcoming animated film, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The event is set for Sunday, January 25, 2026, and will feature exclusive footage ahead of the movie's April 3 release. No game-related announcements will be included.