Watch Jack Black teach fans how to perfect their Bowser voice in a new video for 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie'.
It’s hard to believe that gamers are just one week away from the release of The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The animated video game adaptation from Universal, Nintendo, and Illumination is about to set the world a blaze. That has a lot to do with Jack Black’s fire breathing villain Bowser. Now Black has given fans tips on how to perfect their own Bowser voice in a brand new behind-the-scenes video.
The minute-long video sees Black fittingly in a flaming red-hot shirt taking us through the steps of how to become video game’s most iconic villain. In typical Black fashion, the technique is a bit out there. The steps include yawning with your mouth closed to relax your voice while improving your range, and staring at the Bowser character poster for three uninterrupted minutes. Make sure you never blink, or you’re not going to be able to channel the character’s sinister energy correctly.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT While some of the Mario voice cast has raised eyebrows, the one everyone can agree on as pitch perfect casting is Black as Bowser. His unpredictable energy is perfect for this devilish king. In this new behind-the-scenes promo you can feel how much fun Black is having with the character and he sure to be one of the many highlights of the film.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie warps into theaters everywhere on April 5. The marketing thus far has promised a colorful love letter to both Mario and Nintendo’s rich history. This includes Mario Kart, Super Mario Galaxy, and the 2D platformers that started it all. While fans anxiously wait for Mario’s triumphant return to the big screen you can view Black’s new behind-the-scenes Bowser video down below.
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