Super Mario Bros. is not one of the worst movies of all-time as it’s often labelled, but that doesn’t mean it’s good. There are elements of a decent movie buried somewhere in Super Mario Bros., however none of them every come to full light. The newly filmed 60-minute documentary on the Blu-Ray goes a long way to explain why the film ended up the way it did, but it can’t excuse the final product. It’s just a classic example of “studio involvement” messing with what should have been a simple project – “it’s a great script, who can we get to re-write it?”. The documentary does make this Blu-Ray worth picking up, but only if you’re already a fan with an interest. Otherwise, Super Mario Bros. is just an odd mess of a movie that is only good if you look at it from a certain angle.
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