Referential ‘Mario Galaxy’ lacks narrative substance
This image released by Universal Pictures shows Yoshi, voiced by Donald glover, left, Mario, voiced by Chris Pratt, center, and Luigi, voiced by Charlie Day, in a scene from "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie."
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This image released by Universal Pictures shows Yellow Luma, voiced by Virginia Dare Jelenic, left, and Princess Peach, voiced by Anya Taylor-Joy, in a scene from "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie."
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Like its 2023 predecessor, “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” is about as engaging as watching someone else play a video game.
For a younger generation, that might be enough. The internet contains billions of hours of content of people just playing through video games. Somebody must be watching them.
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