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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has been out in theaters for a week, and Gamespot has reported that a disclaimer was found in the credits prohibiting the use of the movie in AI training.

The disclaimer is found all the way at the end of the movie’s credits grouped with all of the copyright warnings; in fact it is the very last line of the credits sequence. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Universal had begun putting this AI disclaimer on all of their movies since June 2025.

You can read those last disclaimers verbatim, below:

Link has largely stayed quiet since The Legend of Zelda’s debut forty years ago, but that’s likely about to change with the upcoming movie. Now Takaya Imamura, the art director for Zelda: Majora’s Mask, has expressed some concerns.

Imamura, who retired from Nintendo in 2021 after more than thirty years at the company, also worked on Zelda: A Link to the Past. He was also the art director of Star Fox 64 and F-Zero X.

Brian Tyler, the composer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, has spoken about what it was like working on the project.

The film is not only a visual feast for Mario fans, but you could say the same when it comes to the music. Tyler is a fan of the franchise and packed in over 300 references to the series.


According to a developer that worked on Mario Strikers Charged, there was some consideration for having Link in Mario Strikers Charged.

As a Mario game, Strikers Charged expectedly stuck with characters associated with that franchise. However, there was the possibility of bringing in that famous character from The Legend of Zelda.


Nintendo and Illumination have commented on the decision to feature Super Mario Galaxy as the second film following The Super Mario Bros. Movie.

Before the project was announced, many didn’t anticipate that the Wii games would be adapted for the big screen so quickly. That’s just what we got though, and now Shigeru Miyamoto and Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri have spoken about how we got here.

Monopoly The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Board Game

Monopoly The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Board Game has just been revealed and you can grab it right now.

This is very much the classic board game, but with a spin based on the film. It features characters, places, and artwork from the movie. Players can purchase locations from across the galaxy such as Fossil Falls and Comet Observatory, collect Lumas, watch out for Bowser Jr., and collect the most coins to win.

Best Buy is joining in on the Super Mario Bros. 40th anniversary celebration with an offer that nets consumers a special case.

Right now if you purchase two select games, you’ll be given the gift at no extra cost. Consumers have a variety of titles to pick from, including Mario Kart World, Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2, and Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park. Simply add the eligible games to your cart, and the case will be added automatically.

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More box office results are in for The Super Mario Galaxy, and now we have a better idea about how the film performed outside of North America.

We heard that the film had the best opening day of the year at the box office and the best opening Wednesday in April in the United States and Canada. Similar records are being broken elsewhere.

We have initial results for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie at the office, and the film is already breaking records.

First, it’s been revealed that the movie earned $34 million for its debut, which is the best opening day so far this year. It beat out Project Hail Mary, which brought in $33.1 million for its Friday release/previews.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has just released in theaters, and we’re already seeing retailers putting up home releases of the movie up for pre-order.

We have our standard DVD release, as well as a Blu-ray release including a digital copy of the movie, and then a 4K Ultra HD release that also includes a Blu-ray Disc and the digital copy as well. There is also a limited edition steelbook release listed that includes a digital copy of the film, a Blu-ray copy, and a 4K Ultra-HD copy, all in a case that resembles Rosalina’s story book.


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