Plumbing commercial - an ad that everyone in the movie relentlessly mocks - is the actual theme song of The Super Mario Bros. Hey, paisanos! The song used in Mario and Luigi's Super Mario Bros. When Luigi gets a call early in the movie, his ringtone is the startup theme for the Nintendo GameCube. What's more, the character is wearing Jump Man's outfit from Donkey Kong. When the man talks, he sounds just like the version of Mario from the games, spinning a clever meta-joke out of his insistence that Mario and Luigi's over-the-top accents sound 'perfect' in their commercial. Not only does he voice Mario and Luigi's father, but he also voices the man playing the arcade machine at the pizza shop. Charles Martinet cameosĬharles Martinet voices Mario in the games, and although the role was given to Chris Pratt for the movie, the original actor is still involved in the film project.

Spike is an enemy in the game, and he's meant to be a foreman at a construction site where the brothers work. Mario and Luigi are given a hard time at the pizza shop by their former boss, a man named Spike who wears a hat that says 'Wrecking Crew.' This is a reference to the 1984 game Wrecking Crew, in which Mario and Luigi starred. In the movie, the name of this arcade game has been changed … to Jump Man. This was the first game that Mario ever appeared in, predating the original Super Mario Bros., though Mario was known as Jumpman back then. There is also an arcade machine at the pizza place that closely resembles the original Donkey Kong.

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