The Super Mario Bros. Movie Vinyl Soundtrack Drops to Its Lowest Price Ever

The cheapest its been since it was released in 2023.

Jun 17, 2025 - 21:36
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie Vinyl Soundtrack Drops to Its Lowest Price Ever

The official Super Mario Bros. Movie original sountrack vinyl record is on sale at Amazon for $41.10 (24% off). The 2023 animated film based on the iconic video game series had its share of issues, but its music was definitely not one of them. Beautifully scored by Brian Tyler with the nostalgic tunes you'd expect from Koji Kondo, this is a great addition to any vinyl collector's ever-growing backlog.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie Original Soundtrack Vinyl Deal

The Super Mario Bros. Movie's original soundtrack is filled top to bottom with bangers and nostalgic hits. The Super Mario Bros. Rap captures the same silliness we've come to know from Grant Kirkhopes DK Rap from Donkey Kong 64, and the rearrangements of classics like the creepy and dark version of the Warp Pipe or the whimsical, slow rendition of main Super Mario Bros. theme in Strange New World is, quite literally, music to my ears.

The songs come on a pair of red and green vinyl records in a nice slipcover case featuring the official movie art. You can open the cover for an extended art of Bowser in his iconic Peaches scene, playing the piano to a backdrop of a beautiful night sky. The art on the back shows Mario, Luigi, and their plumbing van with a Brooklyn backdrop.

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In IGN's review of the Super Mario Bros. Movie, reviewer Tom Jorgensen gave it an eight and said that it's "a fireball of animated fantasy, overcoming a Paper Mario-thin plot with undeniable charm and energy."

The sequel to the Super Mario Bros. movie, now titled Super Mario World according to leaks, currently has a release date of April 3, 2026. If you stuck around for the first film's post-credits scene, and with the title of the second, you can easily assume a certain green dinosaur will play a major role.

Myles Obenza is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Bluesky @mylesobenza.bsky.social.