Mario’s dubbing problem doesn’t affect the “Super Mario” movie itself!

Movie World

The debate about Mario’s dubbing has not stopped since the ‘Super Mario’ movie was made public, but this trailer has unexpectedly received a lot of praise.

Mario's dubbing problem doesn't affect the "Super Mario" movie itself! | FMV6

The trailer for the ‘Super Mario’ movie was released last week, showing two parts, with the main character Mario appearing at the end. The main character, Mario, appeared at the end.

Mario's dubbing problem doesn't affect the "Super Mario" movie itself! | FMV6

Media VGC analyzed trailer data from five different YouTube channels (including Illumination, Nintendo Co., Ltd. in the U.S., Universal Pictures in the U.K., Universal Pictures in Australia, and Movie Trailers Source).

Among these sources, the teaser has received 23+ million views in the past week, with over 800,000 viewers expressing their opinion, including a total of 774,447 likes on five channels and a total of 37,075 dislikes.

If we just look at the number of likes and dislikes, so far the viewers have liked the teaser very much.

Mario's dubbing problem doesn't affect the "Super Mario" movie itself! | FMV6

Illumination and Nintendo Co., Ltd. have announced early on that Mario will be voiced by Chris Pratt instead of enabling classic voice actor Charles Martinet, but he will appear in the film in a cameo role, and his name appears in the trailer.

The ‘Super Mario’ movie will be released in Northern America on April 7, 2023.

Related Post: Famous American voice actor Tara Strong criticized “Super Mario Bros.: The Movie‎”, should use the original voice actor of the game.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *