We follow the trail because it promises, and it is Super Mario Bros.: The Movie It is a priori everything that any fan of the king of platforms would like to find in a film adaptation of the character and his specific adventures. That is, an impeccable visual section and references to a constellation of video games, which are not few after practically four decades on the crest of the wave.

Well, everything we’ve seen so far Super Mario Bros.: The Movie In this regard, he left no if not good signs. Best sign, go; From its first announcement to the introduction of the main characters and the final trailer that concerns us, going through all the crumbs that fell in between, the good vibes were maintained.

It is clear that a film of this type can hardly aspire to anything other than satisfy fans of the franchise and guarantee a minimum of entertainment. But it’s just that he doesn’t ask for more: to respect the essence of Nintendo games as much as possible and not be a bodrio. We have examples that something like this can be achieved, and they are also recent. Without further ado, there are two movies audio.

However, Super Mario Bros.: The Movie It’s another song first, because of the disastrous reference that exists in a real picture film made in the 1990s; and secondly, pulling on the same thread, because adding a voice and a plot to a character whose games have always been a paradigm of excellence in their genre without the need for another element is one thing, but breaking out of the framework provided by animation is quite another.

It does not feel that with what has been done audio could be used for consistent wear Super Mario Bros: The Movie to the big screen, and we can be very calm about this: if what the trailers show is what it is on the screen, it’s already a victory. Add to that the thousand and one references that have appeared and you have two.

So that’s all that’s left Super Mario Bros: The Movie It’s fun for Nintendo to finally remove the thorn that stuck in it for nearly thirty years, worth the redundancy (Infamy was released in theaters on May 28, 1993). And for the rest of us to enjoy, of course. Whether it will be a success or not, we will see. But at least it’s a quality product. What less!

We’ll find out next time April 5, release date scheduled for international premiere Super Mario Bros.: The Movieafter suffering a slight delay from what was originally planned (March 31 was the first announced date). Without further ado, you can watch the final trailer below Super Mario Bros.: The Movie.