40 Curiosidades Super Mario Bros La Película Que No Viste, Referencias, Secretos

Greetings, fellow adventurers in the land of the Mushroom Kingdom! It's a wild ride, isn't it? In the previous video, I was inundated with 'hongos' – mushrooms – because I had challenged you to comment 'honguitos' if you wanted to explore the curiosities and references hidden in the Mario Bros movie. Well, you asked for it, and I've prepared a treasure trove of nearly 40 captivating insights and nods that many of you may have noticed, or perhaps missed, in the Mario Bros film.

But what's next? When I have to dive into the enigmatic world of Shrek 5, what should I expect from you, my dear audience? The important thing to grasp is that this movie is a reference in itself. It's a cinematic amalgamation of the myriad video games that have graced our screens over the years. Every character, every scene, every soundtrack, and every sound effect is a piece of a larger puzzle, comprising over a thousand references if we break them down individually. Fear not, for today, we'll delve into the 39 most intriguing and challenging to spot. So, fasten your seatbelts, and don't forget to subscribe with notifications on for more fascinating insights and, perhaps, more mushroom madness for you.

The Nintendo Logo - A Nostalgic Overture

Our journey begins with the movie's introduction, where we witness the iconic Nintendo logo accompanied by the timeless music from the first Super Mario Bros game. I can't help but reminisce about my days playing it at the tender age of 3, 4, or 5. How about you? When did you first step into the Mushroom Kingdom? This movie could be the start of a new era for Nintendo, paving the way for more video game adaptations and sequels in this Mario universe. So, fasten your seatbelts; we're in for a wild ride.

A Plumber's Odyssey - Surrounded by Nostalgia

As we journey through the movie, we can't help but stumble upon numerous references, like in the opening sequence when our beloved penguins fend off Bowser's army. It's akin to the Mario Party 5 video game, where Mario and Luigi dodge a stampede of penguins. These nods are like Easter eggs, waiting for you to discover them.

Gaming Within a Game - A Mind-Bending Twist

Surprisingly, even Mario plays video games in the movie, and if you look closely at the screen, you'll spot the Star Fox ship, a beautiful reference that tickles our gaming nostalgia. Just imagine Mario playing against himself; it's a paradox in the making!

A Nod to the Classics - GameCube's Familiar Tune

When Luigi receives his first plumbing job call on his cell phone, GameCube fans might notice a familiar tune playing in the background. It's the intro from the GameCube days. If you never had the pleasure of owning one, you might have missed this delightful touch.

Racing Against Time - Navigating the Obstacles

The movie is a treasure trove of references, and while watching Mario and Luigi racing to their first plumbing gig, you can spot several nods. The construction workers they encounter are directly from the game 'Wrecking Crew.' And, if you have an eagle eye, you'll see that they've recreated the first-level scenario from the classic Super Mario Bros game.

A Hidden Gem - The Real-Life Plumber's Page

Would you believe me if I told you that the plumbing website Mario and Luigi promote in the commercial actually exists in real life? Well, it does! So, if you ever find yourself with a leaky pipe, you know where to turn for help. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a like.

Musical References - A Blast from the Past

In the movie's commercials, you can hear a catchy tune, one that's been around for quite some time. This reference harks back to the 1989 Mario Bros. TV show. Were you around when it first aired, or did you come into the world a bit later? Share your Mario journey with us.

An Unexpected Twist - Brooklyn's Nod

Why does the movie start in Brooklyn? What's the significance of choosing this city as the backdrop for Mario and Luigi's home? The answer lies in the historical connection between Mario and Luigi and Brooklyn. It's where they were first introduced in a live-action adaptation many years ago. Did you catch that, or was it before your time?

Bowser's Floating Castle - Nostalgic Design

The floating castle of Bowser is a direct nod to Super Mario 64, with its spectacular design. We all remember this childhood favorite, right? And speaking of Bowser, the Koopas sported Bowser's emblem on their flags at the beginning of the movie, a sight familiar to anyone who's ever played the games just before tackling those final levels.

The Babies' Tale - Nostalgia Unleashed

One of the most heartwarming scenes in the film is the flashback where we witness Baby Mario and Baby Luigi in action. This reference is straight from the games, showing our heroes in their adorable infant forms. Did you spot these cute nods?

Gaming Within a Movie - A Mind-Bending Twist

Despite being video game characters, the movie reveals that Mario and Luigi also play NES games. What's more, the game on their screen features the Star Fox ship, a clever and delightful reference. Imagine Mario playing a game where he's playing himself; it's a gaming paradox.

A Dash of Classic - GameCube's Signature Tune

When Luigi receives his first plumbing job call, fans of the GameCube might notice a familiar tune in the background. It's the GameCube intro theme, a delightful touch that might have escaped the notice of those who never owned one. It's incredible how these subtle references can bring back waves of nostalgia.

Racing Against Time - Navigating the Obstacles

As our heroic duo rushes to their plumbing gig, you'll spot numerous references along the way. The workers they encounter are straight out of the game 'Wrecking Crew.' And, for those with a keen eye, you'll notice they've recreated the first-level scenario from the classic Super Mario Bros game.

A Real-World Connection - A Plumber's Page

Unbelievably, the plumbing website that Mario and Luigi promote in the commercial is a real site. So, if you ever find yourself with a plumbing emergency, you now know where to turn. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a like for these clever nods.

Musical Echoes - A Blast from the Past

During the movie's commercials, you can hear a catchy tune that's been around for quite some time. This reference takes us back to the 1989 Mario Bros. TV show. Were you around when it first aired, or is it a piece of Mario history from before your time?

A Brooklyn Beginning - A Nostalgic Choice

Why does the movie kick off in Brooklyn? The answer lies in the rich history of Mario and Luigi's connection to this city. Their first live-action adventure began here. Were you able to catch this nod to their roots?

A Nod to the Classics - GameCube's Familiar Tune

When Luigi receives his first plumbing job call on his cell phone, you'll hear a familiar tune playing