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'''''Mario's Movie Madness''''' is one of the earliest dvds of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'', and the first thematic one, whose theme is, as title says, episodes based upon popular movies. The dvd released by Sterling Entertainment (later by nCircle Entertainment), in September 27, 2005.
'''''Mario's Movie Madness''''' is one of the earliest DVDs of ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]'', and the first thematic one, whose theme is, as the title says, episodes based on popular movies. The DVD was released by [[Sterling Entertainment Group|Sterling Entertainment]] (later by [[NCircle Entertainment]]) on September 27, 2005.


The dvd contains the following episodes:
The DVD contains the following episodes:


*Episode 51: ''[[Star Koopa]]''
*Episode 13: "[[Toad Warriors]]"
*Episode 13: ''[[Toad Warriors]]''
*Episode 22: "[[On Her Majesty's Sewer Service]]"
*Episode 52: ''[[Robo Koopa]]''
*Episode 49: "[[Raiders of the Lost Mushroom]]"
*Episode 22: ''[[On Her Majesty's Sewer Service]]''
*Episode 51: "[[Star Koopa]]"
*Episode 49: ''[[Raiders of the Lost Mushroom]]''
*Episode 52: "[[Robo Koopa (episode)|Robo Koopa]]"


Because ''Mario's Movie Madness'' released before the full boxset of ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show'', the copywritten covers from all the episodes remained as is, compared to later dvds, which played the instrumentals from ''[[The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' and ''[[Super Mario World (television series)|Super Mario World]]'' instead.
''Mario's Movie Madness'' started a tradition that continued in later thematic DVDs of ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!'': that every episode plays only its animated segment, meaning the live-action segments have been removed entirely.


''Mario's Movie Madness'' started a tradition which later continued in later thematic dvds of ''The Super Mario Bros. Super Show'', that every episode plays only its animated segment, meaning the live-action segments removed entirely.
Although ''Mario's Movie Madness''{{'}}s theme is movies, it does not cover all the episodes based on movies, making NCircle Entertainment release later another thematic DVD about movies: ''[[Box Office Mario]]''.


Although ''Mario's Movie Madness'''s theme is movies, it doesn't cover all the episodes based upon movies, making nCircle Entertainment release later another thematic dvd about movies: ''[[Box Office Mario]]''.
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The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! "Mario's Movie Madness" DVD
DVD cover

Mario's Movie Madness is one of the earliest DVDs of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!, and the first thematic one, whose theme is, as the title says, episodes based on popular movies. The DVD was released by Sterling Entertainment (later by NCircle Entertainment) on September 27, 2005.

The DVD contains the following episodes:

Mario's Movie Madness started a tradition that continued in later thematic DVDs of The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!: that every episode plays only its animated segment, meaning the live-action segments have been removed entirely.

Although Mario's Movie Madness's theme is movies, it does not cover all the episodes based on movies, making NCircle Entertainment release later another thematic DVD about movies: Box Office Mario.