In just over an hour one of the world’s great mysteries will finally be revealed: that’s right, the Super Mario Bros. movie trailer is almost here, so we can hear what Chris Pratt actually sounds like. It goes live at 4:05PM ET.
Andrew Webster

Senior entertainment editor
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