10,863
edits
List of references in film: Difference between revisions
m
→''The Wizard''
m (→''The Wizard'') |
|||
| Line 21: | Line 21: | ||
==''The Wizard''== | ==''The Wizard''== | ||
[[Image:TheWizardSMB3.jpg|thumb|300px|''Super Mario Bros. 3'' being played by the title character of ''The Wizard''.]] | [[Image:TheWizardSMB3.jpg|thumb|300px|''Super Mario Bros. 3'' being played by the title character of ''The Wizard''.]] | ||
In perhaps the most prominent outside sighting of Mario, ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' is featured as the game played in the final event of the Video Armageddon competition at the end of the film. As the scene progresses, protagonist Jimmy Woods (played by Luke Edwards) manages to find the [[Warp Whistle]] in the [[Grass Land|World 1]] Fortress and wins the competition by warping to [[Giant Land|World 4]] (which wouldn't actually score extra points in the game itself; the competition probably has a different scoring system). Curiously, the audience become immediately aware of how the game is played, despite the fact that at the time of the film's release, the game would not be available for another three months. Additionally, the emcee at the Video Armageddon announces several level names incorrectly (calling level 1-3 | In perhaps the most prominent outside sighting of Mario, ''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' is featured as the game played in the final event of the Video Armageddon competition at the end of the film. As the scene progresses, protagonist Jimmy Woods (played by Luke Edwards) manages to find the [[Warp Whistle]] in the [[Grass Land|World 1]] Fortress and wins the competition by warping to [[Giant Land|World 4]] (which wouldn't actually score extra points in the game itself; the competition probably has a different scoring system). Curiously, the audience become immediately aware of how the game is played, despite the fact that at the time of the film's release, the game would not be available for another three months. Additionally, the emcee at the Video Armageddon announces several level names incorrectly (calling level 1-3 "World 2"). | ||
In addition, ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' are also seen being played occasionally at earlier points at the film. Also, Mario was prominently featured in the background of the film's poster artwork (which was later reused as the box art for the VHS release). | In addition, ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' are also seen being played occasionally at earlier points at the film. Also, Mario was prominently featured in the background of the film's poster artwork (which was later reused as the box art for the VHS release). | ||