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We conclude 8 Bit Cinema with the granddaddy of video game films, Super Mario Bros. The first ever theatrically released video game film Mario broke new ground but disappointed fans and critics. But has it now become a cult classic? And don't forget to check out Derick's article The Fall and Rise of Video Game Films!
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