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The Super Mario Bros. Movie
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Apparently, Jack Black wants the next Mario movie to be a full muscial.
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I say go for it! Other than introducing the Koopalings, I'm not sure what else I'd want from a sequel.
Jack Black Reveals His Pitch for a Super Mario Bros. Movie Sequel
Jack Black is hoping to return as the voice of Bowser in The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2, and he even has a title and concept in mind.
www.cbr.com
I say go for it! Other than introducing the Koopalings, I'm not sure what else I'd want from a sequel.
Nah, absolutely not.Apparently, Jack Black wants the next Mario movie to be a full muscial.
Jack Black Reveals His Pitch for a Super Mario Bros. Movie Sequel
Jack Black is hoping to return as the voice of Bowser in The Super Mario Bros. Movie 2, and he even has a title and concept in mind.
I say go for it! Other than introducing the Koopalings, I'm not sure what else I'd want from a sequel.
If it's a full musical, base it on Super Mario Bros. 2. I feel like that would work better.
Well, unless they REALLY take the "it's a play" element of SMB3's presentation to heart. Then that could work.
Did it? Did it really?
I mean... some of it wasn't that bad... "Not evil" was kinda catchy and clever...
They had that whole fake end credits musical sequence of "Everything's Not Awesome" (minus an actual credits scroll, of course). Several members of the audience actually walked out of the room during that song thinking the movie was over, when I saw it in theaters.
In todays age where the vast majority of movies are doing mid/post-credit stingers, if people are walking out when the credits start they only have themselves to blame.
It's an american movie! Unless it's prefaced with "to be continued" it always ends on an high note. Anyone dumb enough to walk away during a song literally called "everythings not awesome" (when it's a not a czech republic art house film.) deserves to miss the real ending.
To this day, I still see people get up from their seats to begin leaving when the credits start rolling for MCU movies. They only pause their exit if the (first) credits scene plays soon enough to catch those people's attention, but once that scene ends they don't wait for any more. I stick around to the end, but by then, it's only me and, like, two or three other small groups left in the audience. The majority of people still leave and miss those credits scenes.
On the flip side - the end-credit scenes seem to show up on YouTube on a regular basis.
I still think the one at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming was absolutely worth the wait, though.
I've been doing it since I was a kid. They're just more common now.
Earliest I remember seeing was -- ironically -- Super Mario Bros. Street Fighter had one, too.
now, the earliest movie I saw that I'm aware of having one offhand was Masters of the Universe, but I didn't find that out until it was on tv or something years later, because my parents weren't sticking around.
Earliest I remember seeing was -- ironically -- Super Mario Bros. Street Fighter had one, too.
now, the earliest movie I saw that I'm aware of having one offhand was Masters of the Universe, but I didn't find that out until it was on tv or something years later, because my parents weren't sticking around.
Strange Brew (1983) had a McKenzie brothers skit play as the credits were running. That could have been to satisfy the occasionally onerous Canadian Content rules to get production credit funds, though.
