The Super Mario Galaxy Movie - a sigma review -
In this Sigma Review, Rick breaks down The Super Mario Galaxy Movie—the highly anticipated follow-up to the original Mario Bros film—and explores whether Nintendo’s cinematic universe is starting to take shape.
Keeping things mostly spoiler-free, Rick dives into the film’s fast-paced storytelling, noting how it skips the origin setup and jumps straight into the action. From the quick introduction of Rosalina to the instant chemistry between Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi, the movie prioritizes fun and momentum over deep narrative development. He also discusses the sudden arrival of Bowser Jr, the overall simplicity of the plot, and how the film leans into accessibility for a wide audience.
Rick highlights the strong returning voice cast, the seamless addition of new characters, and praises the film’s visuals and music—blending iconic Mario themes with cinematic presentation. But the standout moment? The introduction of Fox McCloud, signaling a major expansion beyond the Mario universe and opening the door for a potential Star Fox film.
While the movie doesn’t necessarily break new ground, it successfully builds on what worked in the first film—delivering a colorful, energetic, and entertaining experience.
In the final segment, Rick dives into a major spoiler reveal involving Rosalina and Peach, discussing what it could mean for the future of Nintendo storytelling and whether this bold change could carry into future films—or even the games themselves.
If you enjoyed the first Mario movie, chances are you’ll enjoy this one just as much.
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