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In a whimsical kingdom, a courageous plumber and his brother embark on a quest to rescue their beloved princess from the clutches of a fearsome, fire-breathing dragon. Along the way, they encounter magical mushrooms, mischievous goombas, and treacherous landscapes, all while uncovering the secrets of a mystical enchanted mirror.

The film was met with a mixed-to-positive reception, praised for its vibrant animation and playful take on a beloved video game franchise. However, some critics found the plot to be overly simplistic and derivative, while others lauded its charm and nostalgic appeal.

• Visually stunning and packed with fan service for long-time players.

• A lighthearted adventure that, while fun, lacks substantial narrative depth.

• The characters are charming, and the world-building is imaginative, making for an enjoyable, if predictable, ride.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film's colorful animation, upbeat music, and faithfulness to the source material, with many appreciating the humor and the engaging adventure. Some viewers found the story a bit too childish, but the overall sentiment is positive, especially among families.

Nominated for Best Animated Feature at the Golden Globe Awards.

The iconic 'staircase' sequence in the film was directly inspired by a level design from the original Super Mario Bros. game.