Chris Pratt defends Super Mario Bros. movie and assures fans their childhood memories are safe.
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Chris Pratt, who voices Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, believes the animated film won't ruin fans' childhood memories of the Nintendo icon. He acknowledged the pressure to not make a bad movie and ruin people's childhoods, but believes the movie is fantastic and worthy of the character's legacy. The first reactions have been positive, and the film is tracking to make $90 million or more in the US this weekend.
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