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You some extra health or an extra life.We learn a bit more about Lumalee in "The Super Mario Bros Movie." Audiences meet Lumalee in a cage precariously hovering above Bowser's lava pit with the other prisoners. In a show-stealing performance, this little creature fully embraces the inevitability of death with relentless childlike excitement. Yes, you heard me right. The life-giver relishes the ultimate end. Lumalee even expresses profound sorrow when it's rescued from the clutches of death. This doomsaying is complimented by the tiny voice of one of the co-directors daughters, Juliet Jelenic, to maximum comedic effect. This light-hearted cameo truly steals the movie. Lumalee definitely seemed like the production team's mascot, and you can tell. 1. Dry Bones Nintendo First appearing in "Super Mario Bros. 3," Dry Bones is a unique variant of a Koopa Troopa that is made exclusively of bones. You're only going to find him in deserts, castles, and dungeons. The fun thing about this "Mario" enemy is his immortality. Yes, you can jump on his head and he'll fall to pieces, but the bones will always eventually come back together.The use of Dry Bones as a cameo in "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" is particularly inspiring. Mario and Luigi are split up when first entering the big green pipe; Mario is sent to Mushroom Kingdom, while poor Luigi is tossed toward Bowser's Castle. When Luigi wakes up in the woods, who does he face other than a horde of Dry Bones? Now, what's extra cool about this encounter is that we actually get to see Dry Bones' specific game mechanic play out on screen. We see one fall to pieces and re-form. The other entries on this list felt like fun inclusions, but Dry Bones' appearance seemed like a seamless part of the movie itself. There are many different kinds of enemies that could have been the first Luigi sees in the woods. It really was perfect timing to toss in the army of skeletons with bright red eyes.

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more "Bros" is now available to buy ($25) or rent ($20) online through retailers like Amazon and Vudu. The romantic comedy focuses on the blossoming relationship between two gay men. The movie is also expected to hit the Peacock streaming service in the coming months. "Bros" is now available to watch from the comfort of your couch. The new movie is one of the first studio romantic comedies to focus on a gay relationship. You can buy or rent "Bros" for a starting price of $20 through services like Prime Video.The movie follows Bobby (Billy Eichner), a podcast host who meets a man named Aaron (Luke Macfarlane ) at a nightclub. The pair eventually start dating and try to navigate the unpredictable challenges that come with every new relationship. Check out the trailer for 'Bros'"Bros" comes from director Nicholas Stoller, who is best known for helming hit comedies like "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and "Neighbors." Stoller co-wrote the script with star Billy Eichner."Bros" is now available to watch through digital retailers like Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, Apple TV, and YouTube. The movie costs $25 to buy or $20 to rent. If you purchase "Bros," you'll be able to stream the movie whenever you want with no restrictions. Meanwhile, if you rent the movie, you'll get 30 days to start watching it and then 48 hours to finish it once you hit play.Viewers who don't mind waiting a bit, however, might want to hold off. The current rental price carries a premium since the movie is still playing in theaters. The rental price will likely drop to $6 in about a month or so. Digital retailer apps are available on most media players, smart TVs, mobile devices, and gaming consoles from major brands. Check each store's website to ensure its app is available on your device of choice.When will 'Bros' be available on Peacock?"Bros" is a Universal Studios release, so it is expected to hit the Peacock streaming service in the coming months. An exact Peacock release date

(Image credit: Warner Bros.)The latest collaboration between Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan, Sinners, looks like it’s going to be unlike anything the actor and filmmaker have done together before. The upcoming 2025 movie already had my attention when I heard it was a supernatural thriller but now that more details regarding the story of the upcoming horror movie have come to light, I am absolutely sold. Let’s sink our teeth into all the most pertinent details we know about Sinners so far.What Is The Sinners Release Date? (Image credit: Warner Bros.)As established, Sinners is set to hit theaters in 2025 – specifically on April 18, 2025. It is one of a few highly anticipated thrillers scheduled to come out that month, including the upcoming Blumhouse horror movie, Drop, and the cinematic adaptation of the hit video game, Until Dawn.What Sinners Is About(Image credit: Warner Bros.)Warner Bros’ official logline for Sinners describes the film as the story of troubled twin brothers seeking redemption in their hometown, unaware that they will be met with a great evil upon their arrival. For a while, not much more was known about the plot, save early rumors (via THR) that it was a vampire movie, which was met with some snickering since the film comes from two MCU veterans and would predate Marvel Studios’ upcoming Blade movie, which is currently off the schedule. Well, it turns out the rumors are true.Before unleashing the second Sinners trailer (more on that soon), Ryan Coogler told the press that vampires are a pivotal element to the story, which sees Jordan’s dual roles and others fighting for their lives against bloodsuckers in the 1930s South, but also described it as “genre fluid.” His cited inspirations for the thriller are surprisingly diverse, including Coen Brothers movies like O Brother, Where Art Thou?, a Robert Rodriguez favorite (not the more obvious From Dusk Til Dawn but the 1998 alien invasion movie, The Faculty), and John Carpenter, whose 1982 classic, The Thing, also loosely inspired The Faculty. Many of the best horror movies attempt to blend more than one together, so