SMG4: The Movie Audition

SMG4: The Movie Audition
Season	7
Episode	46
Overall	379
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U.S. airdate	November 18, 2017
Series	SMG4
Viewers	7.6M+ views
Credits
Idea by/Written by	Kevin Lerdwichagul
Directed by	Luke Lerdwichagul
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SMG4: The Movie Audition is the forty-sixth episode of Season 7 and the three hundred and seventy-ninth overall to be uploaded by SMG4.

This episode was aired on November 18, 2017.

Synopsis

Mario and friends all act out famous movie scenes to try and impress SMG4 and get into his upcoming movie!

Plot

“	Gimme the acting role, or I'ma burn down your house.	”
—Mario to the receptionist.

Prologue

At Mario's house, he watches The Ultimate Mario song remix and laughs. He suddenly received a notification and saw a video from SMG4 who was looking for actors to be in his new movie. Excited, Mario quickly headed to the audition site, which happened to be at Peach's Castle.

However, when Mario got there and demanded to be in the movie (even threatening to burn down the receptionist's house), the receptionist told him to queue up to register. It turned out that the characters also wanted to be in the movie, making Mario mad as he now had to wait for a long time. Once the entire crowd was registered, SMG4 told them that if they wanted to be in his new movie, they would have to reenact several scenes from famous movies and only the best among them would be chosen.

Movie Parodies

Titanic (1997, PG-13, distributed by Paramount Pictures and 20th Century Fox), directed by James Cameron: Starring Wario and Waluigi (Romance)

This signature "I'm Flying!" scene, which reenacted by Wario as Rose DeWitt Bukater and Waluigi as Jack Dawson, played out close to the original scene at first, albeit with Waluigi struggling to keep Wario in the air due to his obesity, and Hobo calling the two gay. Soon after, Jack sees an iceberg, realizing that the whole ship was going to sink because of it.

The Lion King (1994, G, distributed by Buena Vista Pictures), directed by Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff: Starring Bob and Boopkins (Adventure)

Bob, as Rafiki, was going to see the new lion cub, Simba, portrayed by Boopkins. Rafiki tried picking up Simba, but then proceeded to throw him into the crowd below. He then stated that he deserved an Oscar for his "brilliant" performance.

Jaws (1975, PG, distributed by Universal Pictures), directed by Steven Spielberg: Starring Mario, Luigi and Heavy (Thriller)

In the shark attack scene, Luigi and Heavy were on a boat when suddenly Mario, playing the Great White Shark, attacked the boat. He proceeded to inhale Heavy so he could eat him, but spat him out because he tasted disgusting. He then inhaled the sandwich, found it delicious and left. Heavy then returned headless to flip him off and called him an a-hole.

Up (2009, PG, distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures), directed by Pete Docter: Starring Toadsworth (Buddy)

In this famous scene, Toadsworth, as Carl Fredricksen, saw a Koopa and a Goomba come into his house to take him to a nursing home. He refused to go with them and proceeded to attach balloons to his home. Unfortunately, the balloons only lifted the roof, much to his dismay.

Aladdin (1992, G, distributed by Buena Vista Pictures), directed by Ron Clements and John Musker: Starring Swag and Chris (Musical)

Swag, who was Aladdin, and Chris, who was being the male equivalent to Jasmine, were reenacting the scene from A Whole New World. However, Chris did not want to hear Swag sing, and after a while of hearing him sing, jumped off the magic carpet. Swag then called Chris an a-hole in disappointment.

Toy Story (1995, G, distributed by Buena Vista Pictures), directed by John Lasseter: Starring Mario (Buddy film)

Mario, as Woody, introduced himself and said "HOWDY HOWDY HOWDY", implying Mario's performance was so terrible that they cut it.

King Kong (2005, PG-13, distributed by Universal Pictures), directed by Peter Jackson: Starring DK and Kamek (Thriller)

DK, who was King Kong, and Kamek, who was Ann Darrow, reenacted the scene where King Kong fights the airplanes at the top of the Empire State Building. As the airplanes approached, Kong used Darrow as a boomerang to take down one of the airplanes. Another airplane, piloted by Patrick and SpongeBob, was going to do a dive-bomb onto Kong, but he took it out too. Activating his final form (in reference to a meme from Dragon Ball Z), Kong expanded his "dong" and used it to launch several Bullet Bills at Mugman, causing him to freak out.

William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (1996, PG-13, distributed by 20th Century Fox), directed by Baz Luhrmann: Starring Peach and Bowser (Tragedy)

In the "Where art thou, Romeo?" scene, Bowser, portraying Romeo, arrived at Juliet's castle, who was portrayed by Peach. Once Juliet spotted Romeo, he then said he wanted her to give him something, which intrigued her: her p***y. However, that only caused Juliet to get offended and head back into her castle. Romeo then cried.

The Matrix (1999, R, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures), directed by The Wachowski Brothers: Starring Mario, Toad and Meggy (Sci-Fi)

Mario, portraying Thomas Anderson (hacking alias "Neo"), Mario and Meggy, portraying Trinity, were confronting Toad, portraying Agent Smith, who ordered them to not move. Despite that, Anderson moved, causing the Agent to go on a shooting rampage at Trinity first. The bullets missed her though as she successfully reenacted the famous bullet-time scene. The Agent then targeted Anderson, who, impressed by Trinity, tried to also do the bullet-time scene but only managed to bend back onto the floor, causing all the bullets to hit him easily.

Forrest Gump (1994, PG-13, distributed by Paramount Pictures), directed by Robert Zemeckis: Starring Steve (Drama)

Steve, who portrayed Forrest Gump, reenacted the bus station scene with a Koopa, asked if he wanted a piece of chocolate, just like in the original scene. However, when he opened the box, a Xenomorph warrior from Alien popped out of the box and roared in anger before attacking the Koopa with a crowbar. Gump watched him get attacked, commenting on how he wished he had Koopa's comfortable-looking shoes.

Back to the Future (1985, PG, distributed by Universal Pictures), directed by Robert Zemeckis: Starring E. Gadd and Luigi (Sci-Fi)

E. Gadd, who portrayed Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown, and Luigi, who portrayed Marty McFly, were reenacting the scene where Brown commented on what would happen when the DeLorean hits 88 miles per hour. With that, Brown pressed a button and got both him and McFly into the car and started accelerating, killing a Goomba before "arriving in the future". In it, they crashed into a home with a man on a toilet. McFly then mentioned how the future was "sexy".

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005, PG, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures), directed by Tim Burton: Starring Teletubbies (Musical)

The reenacted scene, which featured the Teletubbies, had Tubbie Wonka leading Jr., a Monty, and a Galoomba to his factory while singing Pure Imagination. However, once he opened the production door, which showed how the chocolate was produced (in this case, Tinky Winky taking a dump), both the Monty and the Galoomba were shocked at the truth while Jr. thought it was cool.

The Fast and The Furious (2001, PG-13, distributed by Universal Pictures), directed by Rob Cohen: Starring Toad (Action)

Toad sang Ridin' badly while driving a pink car and running over pedestrians. Nearby, a guy asked a police if he heard something that sounded like someone was suffering a stroke, which the latter replied it was probably nothing and left.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001, PG, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures), directed by Chris Columbus: Starring Frankie (Fantasy)

In the first take, Frankie, portraying Harry, was doing a Quidditch practice run. Suddenly, Hagrid appeared out of nowhere offering to teach Harry magic. Soon after, the You're a Wizard Harry meme plays. Harry also says: "I am going to gnaw through your arm Hagrid."

In the second take, Dumbledore was teaching the class how to use a magic wand by saying some magic words. One student did it correctly but blew up, worrying Harry. He then cast the spell on Dumbledore, sending him into outer space.

Super Mario Bros. Movie (1993, PG, distributed by Buena Vista Pictures), directed by Rocky Morton and Annabel Jankel: Starring Mario, Luigi, and Bowser (Family)

Mario, Luigi, and Bowser (the former two having their eyes being derpy) all did nothing due to the movie being based in the Mario universe, the same universe whose material that SMG4 used from, which meant it would be redundant to reenact a scene (also as a joke over the original movie receiving mixed to negative reviews and being a failure at the box office). Mario just goes, "It's a me, Mario! Hehehe!" in a high-pitched voice.

Feeling happy with Mario's performance, SMG4 allowed Mario to be part of his newest movie.

Epilogue/The SMG4 Movie (2017) Starring SMG4 and Mario (Action)

In the movie, a robber stole a woman's purse. SMG4 quickly pursued the robber. While chasing the robber, Mario showed up and the movie was paused at that point. Back in reality, Mario pointed at himself in the movie and hoped that Luigi would be jealous because he did not get in, even though it was just a brief cameo. As Mario rudely mocked everyone who failed to get in the movie, Luigi shrugged at the camera (breaking the fourth wall) and left the house.

Characters

Main Characters

• Mario
• Luigi
• Bowser
• Peach Toadstool
• Fishy Boopkins
• Bob Bobowski
• Toad
• Meggy Spletzer
• Wario
• Waluigi
• Steve
• Toadsworth
• Frankie
• Professor E. Gadd
• Heavy Weapons Guy
• Swagmaster6969696969
• Chris Gordman
• Tubbie Wonka
• Donkey Kong
• Kamek
• Koopa Troopa
• Goomba
• Cuphead
• Mugman
• SpongeBob SquarePants
• Patrick Star
• Bowser Jr.
• Monty Mole
• Galoomba
• Tinky Winky
• Royal Mushroom Kingdom Police
  • Malleo merge
• Rubeus Hagrid
• Albus Dumbledore

Supporting Characters

• SMG4

Cameos

• Lakitu
• Alolan Dugtrio
• Ed
• Pete
• Santa Claus
• Pookachu
• Toadette
• Kermit the Frog
• Toast Guy
• Skeleton Toad
• Cashier
• Kawaii Mario
• Woody
• Sniper
• Gabe Newell
• Demoman
• Mickey Mouse
• Bootleg Bob-Ombs
• Pingu
• Spy
• Cameraman Boo
• Fire Toad
• Popo (Pianta)
• Il Piantissimo
• Rabbid Peach
• Goomba Steve
• Baby Daisy
• Old Man Hobo
• Bullet Bills
• Xenomorph debut

Continuity

• Guards N' Retards: Da bomb: Swag sings again "A Whole New World" to Chris.

Deaths

• 1,635 passengers on RMS Titanic died from hypothermia after RMS Titanic sank to Atlantic Ocean. offscreen/film only
• Koopa got killed by Xenomorph. film only
• Goomba got ran over by E. Gadd's car. film only

Errors

• During The Matrix scene, when Meggy evades Toads bullets, she sounds like an Octoling instead of an Inkling.
• When Dumbledore is in space, there are two Earths.

Trivia

• Mario's costume in the scene where he reenacts The Matrix alongside Toad and Meggy resembles his sprite in Super Mario Bros. 3.
• It aired 1 day ago in 30 years (Nov. 17, 1987) after the 1st episode of Fireman Sam aired on BBC One.

Music used

• 00:06 – Goomba Village; Paper Mario
• 00:24 – Wii Shop Bling V2; Toonlink
• 00:37 – Age, Regret, Retribution; Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
• 01:06 – Grubba’s Office; Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
• 01:20 – Athletic; Yoshi’s Island
• 01:23 – My Heart Will Go On; Titanic
• 02:01 – Circle of Life; The Lion King
• 02:32 – Jolly Roger’s Bay; Banjo-Tooie
• 02:36 – Main Theme; Jaws
• 02:46 – Hooktail Battle; Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
• 03:20 – Married Life; Up
• 03:45 – A Whole New World; Aladdin
• 04:18 – Fight Against Bowser; Super Mario RPG
• 04:33 – Fastlane 1; Andreas Jamsheree
• 05:01 – Megalovania; Undertale
• 05:09 – Classical Epics 7; Magnus Ringblom
• 05:33 – See You Again; Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth
• 05:44 – Action Intro Scene 4; Andreas Ericson
• 06:26 – Petalburg; Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
• 06:41 – Combat Theme (Overlord DLC); Mass Effect 2
• 07:09 – Running in the 90s; Initial D
• 07:32 – Pure Imagination; Gene Wilder
• 08:11 – Toad Sings Ridin' Dirty; Orca Whatever
• 08:34 – Hedwig’s Theme; Harry Potter
• 08:44 – Clear Breeze; Trauma Center 2: Under the Knife
• 09:05 – Earl’s Academy; Pokémon Stadium
• 09:33 – Main Theme; Hotel Mario
• 09:39 – Main Theme; The Price Is Right
• 09:55 – Gunning for Danger; SpongeBob
• 10:06 – Credits Theme; Super Mario World

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