Super Mario Bros. Movie Re-released on DVD, Spot the Difference

Obviously a must-have.

My only complaint with this movie was with that horrible box art. Glad that's settled, thanks Nintendo.

I'm one of those weirdo's who actually slightly enjoyed this movie.
I liked it alot more as a kid but now I realize It is pretty dumb. Then again if people didn't enjoy a little stupidity in their movies now and then Michael bay would be out of a job. Transformers anyone? Anyway The Mario movie isn't the worst video game movie I ever saw. That title goes to Double Dragon.

Still no widescreen? Boo! I already have the previous DVD release, and I'm obviously not going to rebuy it if all they're going to do is slightly change the box. Come on, guys, bring out a fully featured Blu-Ray release, not this slop!

At first glance, I thought the quote said "It's a bust!"

Lol; yes, this IS a must have! It's sad to remember that I was four when this movie was first released in movie theaters and now I'm almost 23, this movie was terrible when I saw it again at the age of 12, I'd hate to see it now....

I liked it, probably one of the few who do.

I don't think you can compare Transformers to Super Mario Bros. I found Transformers to be a thoroughly enjoyable film with a huge dose of nostalgia. Super Mario Bros is simply one of the worst films I've ever seen.

This wasn't even a bad film.
I loved it as a kid.
Even now,I'd say its still good for a family movie.

But oh well,once someone says it's terrible in their loud voice,the rest will soon follow.

Hey, I happen to be a huge Transfan, and I like the Bay TF movies! Of course, I do like the SMB film restrictively as a movie with absolutely zero to do with the Mario franchise other than a few recycled names!

I've only watched bits and parts of the movie, and, to put it charitably, it should've been better off an animated movie.

This movie shouldn't be watched in widescreen, let alone in HD or have any added DVD extra's. The reason for this is that one should experience its afwulness and cheesiness to the full extent.

I watched this for free on TV once. It's so bad, it's entertaining!

Ooh! A re-release where the only difference is the box art! Lame change, lame movie. I would rather have a translated version of the Super Mario Bros. anime movie.

you're right punnyguy, its just the box that is changed, and its still a lame bad moive, shame....

@Rensch: What could be cheesier than watching it in HD?

I like this movie; the trick is to not compare it too much to the games. Try to treat it as the hilarious absurdity it is, and it's enjoyable.

still one of the worst movies made even with box art changes

James - what a subhead!

Sweet lord this movie is bad. So terrible that's not even fun to watch even just to make fun of.

I think I'll stay with the Super Show seasion collections. At least Luigi has a moustache in that one. ( and he is Don Knotts)

I saw this once at a Bi-Mart. I probably should of picked it up.

This movie was such an abomination, it's so bad it's not even funny.

It definitely isn't a blast.

I've never seen this movie...
_{And I'm lucky...}

One of these Things are not like the Others

One of the worst movies ever.

It looks much higher tech now thanks to the newly redesigned and revamped box.

The new box also doesn't have the DVD logo in the bottom-right corner. I CALL BOOTLEG!

I would like to know how much they actually will sell this crappy movie!

This is the best news ive heard all year. The box art being slightly changed was my lifelong dream!!!

Strange my copy of the DVD looks like nether of the two versions here.
I guess us Australians got a very special over art then

@Kawaiipikachu: Or some pirate made a very special cover art for you...

From the looks of it, it sounds like it's the same disc in a new box. It's a disgrace that a new DVD published in 2010 does not have Widescreen support, considering a lot of people (including me) have a Widescreen TV.

To those of you who enjoyed the Mario Bros. movie, I apologize for being loudmouthed and rude; it's only my opinion just like your opinion is only yours....

I liked it.

this movie sucked so hard, lol...

@SilverBlacktail: Nowadays, it's more likely a movie IS a bootleg if it bothers to stick that logo in the corner there.

@Daisaku36: It's cool, man; I'm sure all of the movie's fans are MORE than well aware that we're in an extremely small minority. Besides which, a lot of these comments have been a lot more mean-spirited towards the movie than yours.

I enjoyed this movie for what it was. I should watch it again sometime.

John Leguizamo ftw.

@Daisaku - no one actually enjoyed it You offended no one.

@Swerd: At least three of us enjoyed it, thank you very much.

Holly crap, i dont have this on DVD. I need it. My VHS doesn't work so cant watch that version. Denis Hopper was the bomb in this movie. I know i speak for all of us when i say I NEED this! I love this movie.

My only complaint is that Christopher Walken didn't play King Kooper.

@Big A2: what'choo got against Dennis Hopper? I'm glad Walken was nowhere near this steaming pile of crap, lol :3

I agree with Kawaiipikachu. The version which I bought in germany looks also different than the two here. So there must be at least three different box arts.
Front Cover

4. Link79 put it best, Double Dragon was INDEED the WORST videogame movie I have EVER seen, with DOA being next, then maybe SMB (followed closely by SF and RE). If it weren't for the overly unnecessary zoom shot of Alyssa Milano's rear as she scooted into that drain pipe, or of course the very popular Robert Patrick playing Shadow Boss at that time, then DD would have absolutely NO redeeming qualities whatsoever, lol

Why did they never make a game based on the movie? Like Street Fighter the movie the arcade game! It would have been glorious!

@Omega: Figures you guys got the GOOD box art.

@JebbyDeringer: But Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game sucked...surely Super Mario Bros.: The Movie: The Game would have as well?

thank god they finally fixed the awful dvd box art of the first release after 7 years

I'm guessing the Washington Post has long regretted calling the film "a blast". It was a bomb alright.

@18
EXACTLY!