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‘It’s-a me, Mario!’ Powerhouses of animation, Nintendo and Illumination (Despicable Me) have joined forces for the highly anticipated first animated film adaptation of the most successful video game franchise of all time, The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Based on the vast world of the many beloved Super Mario Bros. games, the film features an all-star voice cast including Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jack Black and Charlie Day.

After Luigi (Day) is captured by Bowser (Black), Mario (Pratt) and Princess Peach (Taylor-Joy) must unite to save his brother from Bowser’s evil clutches. They embark on an epic adventure through the expansive world joined by familiar friends and foes along the way, including the adorable mushroom-headed Toad (Keegan-Michael Key) from Princess Peach’s Mushroom Kingdom, and Donkey Kong (Seth Rogen).

Pull up your overalls and don’t miss the first-ever film adaptation of the iconic franchise on the big screen…

Super Mario Bros. Movie is screening this week at Ballina Fair Cinemas and Palace Cinemas, Byron Bay.


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