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When a beloved story’s first screen adaptation is a total flop, rarely does it get another chance to prove itself. But these are the ones that did—and we’re so grateful for it.
The latest big Nintendo game out on Switch is an absolute blast—unless you happen to be playing alongside your nearest and dearest, who you may never talk to again afterwards.
Kevin Afghani has been chosen for an upcoming game.
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Charles Martinet first voiced Mario in a little-known PC game in 1994. Since then, he’s performed the character (and his brother and nemeses) more than 100 times.
As The Daily Beast’s Obsessed turns one, we look back on our favorite reviews and recommendations from the past year.
With lyrics like, “Peaches, Peaches, Peaches-Peaches-Peaches/ I love you,” it’s no wonder Bowser’s love song from “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” just broke into the music charts.
Terrible stunt casting in animated films—that is, choosing on-screen actors instead of vocal artists—is a decades-old tradition.
“The Super Mario Bros. Movie” smashed box-office expectations and is on track to make animated history. Haters and critics are both shocked and annoyed about this. They’re wrong.
A guide to the week’s best and worst TV shows and movies from The Daily Beast’s Obsessed critics.
The actor tells The Daily Beast’s Obsessed how he altered his deep, baritone speaking voice to play the iconically high-pitched Toad in the now-smash “Super Mario Bros. Movie.”
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