This ongoing section aims to uncover any and all deleted, extended, or alternate scenes from the film. Some are just pure speculation, while others have a basis in drafts of the script (or other sources). And, for some of these scenes, we've been lucky enough to obtain video footage or screenshots.
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Audio Poster Pack Event Dates: 21st - 22nd September and 5th - 6th October 2012 Venue: Esquire Theatre Special Guests: . Movie Flyer Event Dates: 21st - 22nd September and 5th - 6th October 2012 Venue: Esquire Theatre Special Guests: . New York Screening Event Date: 12th December 2011 Venue: People's Improv Theater Seen in various trailers and previews, the brief shot of Koopa turning in the rain indicates additional footage of him in our world, outside of the gateway tunnel, was shot. Such additional footage has been alluded to in the storyboards (Albeit with a more manly figure holding baby Daisy - not an egg) as well as being detailed in scripts and the Todd Strasser novelisation. From the 03/25/92 draft of the script: The end of that section matches this clip, which leads us to believe that the rest was likely filmed as well. In the script, Koopa shows up several more times as Daisy's mother attempts to escape back to Dinohattan. Otakon 2011 Event Date: 7th December 2011 Venue: Baltimore Editorial: By David Oxford David Oxford attended Otakon 2011 to help showcase his support for the Super Mario Bros movie. Advertising for the website, this was our first foray into the rest of the community and our first kick-start to building a real community presence in the USA.
On May 25, 2012, The Super Mario Bros. Movie Archive hosted a 19th anniversary screening of Super Mario Bros. at Landmark's NuArt theater in Los Angels, California. Nearly 190 seats were filled, with 157 paid tickets and around 30 special guests from the production, including David L. Snyder, Dana Kaminski, Parker Bennett, and Brian Jennings. Many of these people had not seen each other in years, and some had not seen the film in nearly as long.
The NuArt was surprised at the number of people that showed as well as their enthusiasm. There was cheering and laughing all throughout the movie at just the right times. It just goes to show that the film has a presence even now. David, Parker and the others were stunned at the turnout, feeling that perhaps their work was finally validated. Following the screening, David stated via Twitter that he was "Stunned. Audience howled throughout. It's a goof."
Lightning. TITLES OVER cables, steel and brick, awash in a torrent of rain. A black boot hits a puddle. TILT UP ON a dark figure, gazing at the New York skyline. He spins...