"Mario" movie just released, the star expressed his willingness to return to the sequel

The "Super Mario Bros." movie just officially opened today, and in an interview with GamesRadar+, the stars who participated in the movie have expressed their willingness to return in the sequel.

"Yeah, I'd love it," says Chris Pratt, who voices Mario.

"Yeah, I'd love to see that," said Charlie Day, who voices Luigi. "It's so much fun to be part of this world, and people love these characters so much. I mean, I'd love to keep doing that." , Luigi had a whole mansion and he would walk around in it and get scared."

Chris Pratt also said that after "Jurassic World" and "Guardians of the Galaxy", he is not worried about signing another IP: "I wouldn't call it panic, I think it's just a Excited, especially knowing how big the Super Mario Bros. fan base is in the world, and you know how much potential there is. The only thing you might worry about is that you don't want to be responsible for screwing up this stuff. You know the fans How passionate we are, and knowing how passionate I am about the world, I played too many games like this growing up."