Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #121444 in DVD
• Released on: 2002-02-26
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Animated, Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 30 minutes

Customer Reviews

WHAT DOES IT CONTAIN YOU ASK?
When you first put the DVD into your DVD player, it will say "WARNING" like all DVD's do. Next, it will show a video of the many glorious cartoon videos/dvd's that DIC sells.

It will then say the title of the DVD, "Mario's Greatest Movie Moments". Right after, it will play the first episode. If you do not want to watch the first episode, you will have to press "MENU" on your remote control. You may press MENU at any time after the "WARNING" message.

In the menu, it will say that you can PLAY the DVD, and will play every episode non-stop in order:

Robo-Koopa
Toad Warrior
Raiders of the Lost Mushroom
Kount Koopula!
Koopenstien!
Koopzilla!

And Zelda episodes:

The missing link
Kiss and Tell

My list of the episodes is not in the order that the DVD displays!

IN THE MAIN MENU, you do not have to click "PLAY", you may click "EPISODE GUIDE" and see all 8 episodes on the DVD, and pick which you want to watch.

Next, on the main menu, you can view the trailer for DIC DVD's.

LASTLY: You may click "GAME". It is a eight question trivia game, where if you get them right, a NINTH [9] EPISODE UNLOCKS! If you get a question wrong, you may try again.

The 9th episode is "Sherlock Mario". After the episode, a real-life acting scene by Lou Albano and Danny Wells is played. [only the portion AFTER "sherlock mario" from when it aired back in 1989]. You cannot see the first half of this acting scene. After a few minutes of the acting scene, a commercial for The Legend of Zelda plays. Lastly, the rest of the acting scene [a little over a minute worth] is played, and at the end, Mario and Luigi say goodbye and to "DO THE MARIO!". The outro song is then played.
When the outro song is done, the DVD will direct you back to question number 8 and say that you got the answer wrong. After 3 seconds, it will load question 8 again. You may answer question 8 or click EXIT to main menu.

THERE YOU HAVE IT, ENJOY!

What is everybody's problem?!
I would just like to clear a few things. Number 1, the DVD is not low quality. I watch it on my computer, and it is great! Another thing about one person complaining about no, "Do The Mario". There is! About 3 times! I do admit that they took out all the scenes with Lou Albano and Danny Wells, but there is atleast one! In the hidden episode. Just watch it and you'll see it. It's very funny. I am another victem of the commentary. I just can't find it. Maybe there is none, but I will still look.

Over all, this is a good DVD. You should buy it if you remember the cartoons from when you were about 4-6 years old. Most people seem to of bought for the scenes with Lou Albano, and not the cartoons. It is worth the price, trust me!

Super Mario Brothers Super Show
Let me start by saying that this is by no means a really great cartoon. I'd reccomend this to younger audiences and die hard Nintendo fans. I have been playing Nintendo since I was 2.5 years old. Mario was my first game, and I just bought Luigi's Mansion a couple of months ago. I love Nintendo, and I have for the last 13 years. The Super Mario Brothers Super Show was a TV show running around 1989 and was released on video around the same time. I own two of these videos. I also remember watching the show on television and have several episodes taped. It's a really fun show for any Mario Brothers fan. It has all the characters and they live up to their video game counterparts. The great bonus for me is the inclusion of two episodes of the Zelda Cartoon. Any Zelda fan wants to know more about the Zelda story and see Link and Zelda in action. This is the place. Included on this DVD are two episodes of the Legend of Zelda Cartoon. They are very rare and very sought after by fans. I am personally very excited to see these because I'm probably more of a Zelda fan than Mario fan. If you like Nintendo, toss out your... bucks for this DVD. If you have a toddler around the house, they'll enjoy it too. I certainly snatched up my copy the minute I saw it go up for sale.