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The full credit list for this project can be viewed below. Along with the sound and picture restoration, a brand new subtitle track has also been created from the ground up which also includes translations for the original songs and using the official lyrics from the filmвЂ™s tie-in vinyl record booklet. The film was lovingly restored, with scratches removed, colors matched with scans of the manga, and the VHS release being used as a source for restoring the soundtrack. The project was lovingly crafted together from their team collaborating with Carnivol, who provided the original 16mm scan from the movieвЂ™s first official release. The Great Mission to Rescue Princess PeachДЇemboy Films is a small group dedicated to restoring old media and funded through Patreon. Related: The New Super Mario Bros.: What We Hope to See But thatвЂ™s where Femboy Films comes into the picture.

THE MUMMY REAL OR FAKE 4K MOVIE

For decades, the only chance of finding the movie outside of Japan were through unlicensed bootlegs with zero subtitles. This Mario adventure was exclusive to its home country of Japan. But as for the rest of the world, there was nothing. The film premiered theatrically on July 20th across Japan, with a single VHS and Betamax release shortly after. The movie was heavily marketed in Japan with watches, ramen packets, a manga, and an original soundtrack. The film was directed by Masami Hata, who previously directed Sea Prince and Fire Child as well as Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland.

Playing the iconic Mario Brothers were TЕЌru Furuya (Yamcha from Dragon Ball, Tuxedo Mask from Sailor Moon) as Mario and YЕ« Mizushima (Takeshi Hirokawa from Parasyte) as Luigi. The film was produced by the now-defunct Grouper Productions in a collaboration with Nintendo. YouвЂ™re not seeing things, gamers! The Great Mission can now be viewed in the comfort of your own home! The film was initially released in 1986, when Mario was already a smash hit in Japan.

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