Super Mario Bros has been a hit at the box office and among audiences, but its success does not mean Disney cannot catch up with future releases.
Disney has dominated the animation industry, but the success of The Super Mario Bros Movie could threaten that, yet Disney still has a chance to catch up. The Super Mario Bros Movie already made over $400 million at the box office, despite some worries over creative choices in the movie, such as Mario’s lack of an Italian accent.
Frozen 3 & Toy Story 5 Can Beat Super Mario Bros, But They're Years Away However, Disney may be lacking in animated box office success at the moment; they can beat The Super Mario Bros Movie, but it will take some time. Two of Disney’s biggest franchises, Frozen and Toy Story, have additional movies in the making, but timelines suggest they are a few years away from release.
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