The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
The Super Mario Galaxy MovieDirector: Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic, Pierre LeducImdb: 6.4 Mario ventures into space, exploring cosmic worlds and tackling galactic challenges far from the familiar Mushroom Kingdom. 2026 1h 38min Adventures Subscribe NowOfficial trailer: Starring:Gallery: Exploring The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: A Cosmic Plumber Adventure The Super Mario Galaxy Movie blasts Nintendo's beloved plumber into space with stunning animation and fan-service galore. Released just weeks ago, this sequel to the 2023 hit has already rocketed toward massive box office success. Plot and Galaxy Quest Mario (voiced by Chris Pratt) and Luigi (Charlie Day) embark on a high-stakes rescue after Bowser Jr. kidnaps Princess Peach and the ethereal Rosalina (Brie Larson). The brothers traverse cosmic realms, teaming up with Yoshi (Donald Glover) and a cocky space pilot Fox McCloud (Glen Powell). Packed with Easter eggs—like blink-and-miss cameos from obscure Nintendo characters—the story prioritizes spectacle over deep narrative, echoing the games' joyful chaos. Stellar Voice Cast Anya Taylor-Joy returns as the fierce Princess Peach, while Jack Black's Bowser adds gravelly menace. Newcomers like Glover steal scenes as the wisecracking dinosaur, making Yoshi a standout. Critics praise the ensemble for capturing the franchise's whimsical energy, though some note Pratt's Mario feels more meme than mustachioed hero. Box Office Galaxy Smash Since its U.S. premiere on April 1, 2026 (and Japan on April 24), the film has neared $750 million globally by day 18, eyeing 2026's first billion-dollar haul. It's crossed major milestones in markets worldwide, fueled by 3D/IMAX appeal and family crowds. Critical Star Power Reviews mix awe at Illumination's visuals with gripes over Easter egg overload and thin plotting. IGN calls it a "pipe-bursting" reference fest, while others hail its message of heroism triumphing over evil. Overall, it's a crowd-pleaser for gamers and kids alike. This galaxy-spanning romp proves Mario's jump from pixels to blockbuster stardom shows no signs of slowing
