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"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" has become the first movie of 2023 to cross US$1 billion (S$1,333,240,000) at the global box office.
According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film, based on the popular Nintendo video game, is the 52nd movie to join the billion-dollar club and the fourth to achieve it since the start of the pandemic.
"Super Mario Bros." is also the 10th animated film in history to cross US$1 billion, reported CNN.
CNN reported that its opening five-day run, "Super Mario Bros.", raked in nearly US$380 million (S$506,631,200) internationally.
"Super Mario Bros." is still being shown in cinemas across Singapore.
The movie follows the famous plumber siblings Mario and Luigi, who are transported down a mysterious pipe and wander into "a magical new world". Unfortunately, the brothers are separated, and Mario embarks on "an epic quest to find Luigi".
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"Jurassic World's" Chris Pratt voices Mario, while Charlie Day from "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" voices Luigi.
Jack Black, Keegan-Micheal Key, Seth Rogen, Fred Armisen, and Anna Taylor-Joy complete the stacked cast with a special cameo from Charles Martinet, the official voice of Mario in the video games.
Top photos via "Super Mario Bros." Twitter
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