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The Super Mario Bros. Movie: A Rollercoaster of Review Ratings

As Super Mario Bros. The Movie gears up for its theatrical release, reviews from around the world show a mixed bag of ratings, ranging from perfect scores to absolute flops.

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Super Mario Bros. The Movie has been making waves in the gaming world as it prepares for its theatrical release. The movie, which is based on the popular Nintendo video game franchise, has been the subject of intense scrutiny, with critics from all over the world sharing their opinions on the film.

The reviews have been a mixed bag, ranging from glowing praise to harsh criticism. The Movie have been reviewed by various sites, including Metacritic. With 30 reviews available at the time of writing, the film had an average score of 49 out of 100 on Metacritic.

The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes also showed a similarly low rating of 48%. However, it is worth noting that these scores could fluctuate as new reviews are added in the coming days.

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Let’s take a look at some of the international ratings for Super Mario Bros. The Movie:

Positive Reviews:

  • We Got This Covered – 90
  • Collider – 83
  • IGN USA – 80
  • Mixed Reviews:
  • Achievement – 75
  • Rolling Stone – 70
  • Variety – 70
  • The Hollywood Reporter – 70
  • Negative Reviews:
  • Screen Rant – 60
  • Future Film – 60
  • Empire – 40
  • The Guardian – 40
  • Slant – 38
  • San Francisco Chronicle – 25
  • Original Cin – 25
  • Movie Nation – 25
  • The Telegraph – 20
  • The Austin Chronicle – 20

As we can see, there is a wide range of opinions about the film, with some reviewers awarding it perfect scores and others giving it an absolute flop.

The positive reviews praised the film for capturing the spirit of the video games and the deep history of the franchise. The film’s ability to appeal to both adults and children was also highlighted as a positive aspect.

However, some of the negative reviews criticized the film for its weak plot, poor CGI, and an over-reliance on nostalgia. One review even suggested that the film was worse than the 1993 live-action version.

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Despite the polarizing reviews, one thing is for sure – Super Mario Bros. The Movie is sure to appeal to fans of the franchise.

Whether you’re an adult who grew up playing the games or a young child just discovering the world of Mario, this film promises to be an entertaining ride. So why not grab some popcorn and see for yourself?

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