Product: Super Mario Bros. [VHS] (1993)
Rating: 5.0
Super Mario Bros and my dvd and blu-ray remastering demands
Super Mario Brothers is one of the best movie based video games ever. Its not really a bad movie, it just the problems that was going on. This film has a very unusual cult following surrounding it, Starring Bob Hoskins and John Leguizamo as Mario and Luigi, The late Dennis Hopper as King Bowser Koppa and Samantha Mantis as Princess Daisy. We do need a special edition remastered dvd and blu-ray with both versions of the film the Theatrical Version and the all new Director's Cut with never before seen footage not seen in theatres, lots of behind the scenes at the film and its cult status, more deleted scenes, music video at Roxette's Almost Unreal and George Clinton's version of Walk the Dinosaur, all teaser trailers and theatrical trailers and all tv spots, art gallies from pre-production, production, post-production, marketing posters, storyboards, toys,etc; the rare out of print copy soundtrack of the movie, a digital copy, audio commentaries from the members of the cast including someone had mention about a rare commentary with Bob Hoskins hating the movie from start to finish, crew and the fans, a special dvd and blu-ray cover art, some color corrections, a proper widescreen format with new audio and sound, the whole nine years with a very good restoring process that takes months to clean. Now, that's my demands for a nice remastering. Shootout to the Super Mario Bros. Movie Archive and their work at collecting a lot of stuff surrounding Super Mario Bros and it's cult classic legacy. Now let's get out there and try to the director's cut in progress! If only we could find the long-lost director's cut or who knows that either Disney has the film in their vault that they are infamous for releasing their movies on home video with either decent (The Rocketeer, The Black Hole), proper remastering (Tron) or just disappointing that this film feel in that category or the producers have the film. We fans should keep buy the dvd where it is popular in dvd bargain bins. Maybe something to be said also for Dick Tracy's case, once the whole director's cut idea really starts coming together. (Updated January 31, 2012)