Super Mario Bros.: The Movie has advanced its release date in some territories

Darui Sven March 1, 2023 11:26 am . 3 min read

Super Mario Bros.: The Movie has advanced its release date in some territories

It seems that the highly anticipated Super Mario movie continues to provide us with more updates as we approach its premiere. Nintendo has recently released a first Nintendo Direct for the film, which includes the first teaser trailer in both Spanish and Latin Spanish. This was followed by a second Nintendo Direct that shared another trailer, also available in these languages. Now, we have even more news.

The release date for the movie in the United States has been moved up to April 5th from its previously confirmed date of April 7th. In addition, the release date for Japan remains on April 28th as previously confirmed, and the release date for Spain has also been moved up to April 5th.

This is how it has been shared:

We have an updated list of release dates as of February 28:

Belgium – April 5 (previously March 22)
France – April 5 (previously March 29)
China – April 5 (no change)
New Zealand – April 5 (previously March 30)
Italy – April 6 (no change)
Switzerland – April 6 (previously March 23)
Austria – April 6 (previously March 24)
Brazil – April 6 (previously March 30)
United States – April 5 (previously April 7)
Spain – April 5 (previously April 7)
UK – April 7 (previously March 30)
Sweden – April 7 (previously March 24)
Japan – April 28 (previously March 27)
Australia – April (previously March 30)
Mexico – TBA (previously March 24)
Argentina – TBA (previously April 6)

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The Movie

Remember that the release dates for the highly anticipated Super Mario movie have been updated, after being delayed from its initial Christmas 2022 release. The film is a collaboration between Universal Pictures and Nintendo and boasts an impressive cast of voice actors including Chris Pratt as Mario, Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach, Charlie Day as Luigi, Jack Black as Bowser, Keegan-Michael Key as Toad, Seth Rogen as Donkey Kong, Fred Armisen as Cranky Kong, Kevin Michael Richardson as Kamek, and Sebastian Maniscalco as Spike.