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The Wizard - El campeón del videojuego

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The Wizard - El campeón del videojuego

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ Unknown
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ G (General Audience)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 19.69 x 19.69 x 11.02 inches; 2.82 ounces
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ WQ-CD-246
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ DVD
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 100 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ June 1, 2019
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, Portuguese, Spanish
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Dunlop
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B075VJWWVG
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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Customers consider this 80s movie a classic that brings back childhood memories and is fun to watch as a family. The storyline receives positive feedback, with one customer noting its heart-lifting ending, while another describes it as an emotional story about friendship. Customers appreciate the many deleted scenes and find it worth the price.
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128 customers mention movie quality, 118 positive, 10 negative
Customers enjoy this movie, describing it as a classic and one of their favorite 80s films, particularly suitable for children.
Man they don't make movies like they used to! A great movie that is kid appropriate about a child genius and his way to winning money on video gaming.Read more
I loved this movie as a kid. And I still love this movie as a adult. Brought back a lot of memories and it looks great and sound great on blu-ray....Read more
...I was so happy to see it here on Amazon and had to purchase. Such a good movie, with good story and good acting for the 90's lol!...Read more
Love this movie!! Memories from the childhood, I remember that I couldn't wait for super Mario brothers 3 to come out after I saw it in the movie....Read more
61 customers mention nostalgia, 58 positive, 3 negative
Customers appreciate the movie's nostalgic value, describing it as a great piece of 80s classic that brings back childhood memories and serves as a trip down memory lane.
All time classic brings back memories #powergloveRead more
Classic 80's movie! A must have if you grew up in the 80's!Read more
Went old school with this. Brings back memories.Read more
Supremely 80s and just the hint of the start of the 90s. My next screenplay is heavily inspired by this masterpiece.Read more
45 customers mention fun to watch, 43 positive, 2 negative
Customers find the movie fun to watch, particularly as a family activity, with one customer noting how it brings back memories of playing Super Mario.
...Once you get past all the ads within, you will find a fun and enjoyable film that I think all in the family should enjoy....Read more
Loved this movie as a kid and still is a fun movie to watch now a days. Wish they would put it on Blu-ray thoughRead more
...It's a very popular 80s movie and it is fun....Read more
...It's perfect to laugh at it's absurdity and how ridiculous it is. So - 5 stars because it's so bad you'll laugh at this "blast from the past."Read more
27 customers mention family value, 27 positive, 0 negative
Customers find this movie to be a good family adventure that their children enjoy, with one customer noting it's suitable for all ages.
This is an old classic for me. It's a great family movie but it is old and shows it. What a great look back at video gaming also....Read more
...- Fred Savage, Christian Slater and Beau Bridges, this is a good family movie, but especially so if you are into retro gaming....Read more
...This is a great family film. It can be watched by all ages. I already had it on VHS however now I have it on DVD....Read more
Still a great story. This was a favorite of my kids when they were young and now we are sharing it with the grand-kids.Read more
16 customers mention storyline, 12 positive, 4 negative
Customers enjoy the storyline of the movie, particularly its cool ending, with one customer noting it reveals many unrealized subplots.
The storyline is good to the point that even my son (10), who did not grow up at the time of the inaugural Nintendo system, loves the movie!...Read more
Still a great story. This was a favorite of my kids when they were young and now we are sharing it with the grand-kids.Read more
...games for my NES. The Movie is pretty good, although it has a thin plot....Read more
Excellent story. Great cast and awesome ending. 😊...Read more
12 customers mention heartfelt story, 10 positive, 2 negative
Customers appreciate the heartfelt story of the movie, with one customer describing it as a sweet wholesome family tale, while another mentions it reminds them of being a kid.
...At the end it's heartfelt and a feel good movieRead more
Classic!! Wholesome and genuine.Read more
One of the best movies from the good days and is a sweet wholesome family tale that will keep you entertained....Read more
An old movie with sentimental value. The first movie I saw about video games....Read more
10 customers mention deleted scenes, 9 positive, 1 negative
Customers appreciate the many deleted scenes included in the DVD, with one customer noting how they add depth to the movie, while another highlights the extensive behind-the-scenes content.
Love this movie glad to see deleted scenes and more great buy.Read more
So this version has like 45 minutes of deleted scenes that reveal so many unrealized subplots....Read more
...included and contain a new 4k master scan of the film and a bunch of deleted scenes that make the movie make more sense because a lot of background...Read more
...upon the original cut by offering a lot of outtakes and alternative scenes previously unseen. For collectors, this version is a must-own....Read more
10 customers mention value for money, 8 positive, 2 negative
Customers find the DVD to be worth the price.
...Good thing this movie and Super Mario Brothers 3 were fantastic. Well worth a watch. California.Read more
...He loved this movie when he was little and loves it even more now! Great price!!Read more
Great nostalgic movie - good price for the special 2 disc Blu-RayRead more
Great Film. glad i was able to find it on VHS, dvd is a cheap, terrible home video format. .Read more
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I Live By The Groove!
One of my favorite movies growing up in the 80s. This was made in 1989, last year of the 80s, which is the year everyone was trying to transition to the 90s. Todd Holland - From all of us 80s/90s kids thank you for directing this movie. Also big thank you to the Shout Factory for the collectors edition. This movie deserves its proper place in history. Everyone that has reviewed this movie, has their own reason why they enjoy it. Whether it brings them back to the 80s, or you wanted to go to Califorinaaa and head to the video game championships, this movie is awesome. As you can see by the Amazon reviews, these are the proper reviews that the movie deserves, not the Bs that rotten tomatoes or bloggers give that don’t understand the premise of the movie. If you enjoy family, video games, being a kid and want a little 80s/90s nostalgia, check it out. Screenplay 5/5 Music 5/5 Acting 5/5 Shooting Locations 5/5
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  • Roy Dweiser
    5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely worth it for lovers of The Wizard
    Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026
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    High quality audio and video, lots of special features, great director’s commentary, and a bunch of EXTRA STORYLINE FOOTAGE that got cut from the theatrical release. It really fleshes out the story and characters backgrounds. Absolutely worth a buy for any fan of The Wizard!
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  • CNS
    5.0 out of 5 stars Timeless 80's classic
    Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2012
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    As someone who grew up in the 1980's, this was one of the most treasured movies of my childhood. It felt like it was really made for my generation, those of us who grew up on 80's music and Nintendo games. Beyond that, it's basically every kid's fantasy adventure. A wild road trip across the land with no adults telling you what to do or where to go, all for the sake of getting rich by playing Nintendo. What child could ever ask for more?

    But it also deals with some very serious issues, such as broken up families, mental illness, and personal loss. On top of that, the music is great, the games are geat, and the setting is great. These are some key reasons it still holds up well even by today's standards, and every time I turn this on, I'm in nostalgia heaven.

    Now of course this does require some suspension of disbelief, mainly because these kids manage to travel hundreds of miles across multiple states by hitching rides with strangers who never once question why they are traveling with no parents. But who cares? It's still a blast that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. If you grew up as part of this generation, or want to see what it was like, and are looking for a real epic adventure, this simply could not be recommended high enough.
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  • ɌΔ⟆ΓΞŊ
    5.0 out of 5 stars Your typical 80’s classic. Buy it!
    Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023
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    Like title says. If you grew up during the Nintendo days then you likely know this movie and consider it a classic.
    It hold a special place in my heart, no matter if critics say it's one long Nintendo commercial lol!
    It's by no means a great film, it's a bad movie but somehow is still good and full of nostalgia and you can't help but love it. If you have never seen it and are into gaming or have kids that are into gaming its worth adding this to your Blu-ray collection, especially for the price. Now if you grew up at the time this came out then you already know it's a must buy!
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  • Victor
    5.0 out of 5 stars I Live By The Groove!
    Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023
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    One of my favorite movies growing up in the 80s. This was made in 1989, last year of the 80s, which is the year everyone was trying to transition to the 90s. Todd Holland - From all of us 80s/90s kids thank you for directing this movie. Also big thank you to the Shout Factory for the collectors edition.

    This movie deserves its proper place in history. Everyone that has reviewed this movie, has their own reason why they enjoy it. Whether it brings them back to the 80s, or you wanted to go to Califorinaaa and head to the video game championships, this movie is awesome. As you can see by the Amazon reviews, these are the proper reviews that the movie deserves, not the Bs that rotten tomatoes or bloggers give that don’t understand the premise of the movie. If you enjoy family, video games, being a kid and want a little 80s/90s nostalgia, check it out.

    Screenplay 5/5
    Music 5/5
    Acting 5/5
    Shooting Locations 5/5
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    5.0 out of 5 stars
    I Live By The Groove!

    Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023
    One of my favorite movies growing up in the 80s. This was made in 1989, last year of the 80s, which is the year everyone was trying to transition to the 90s. Todd Holland - From all of us 80s/90s kids thank you for directing this movie. Also big thank you to the Shout Factory for the collectors edition.

    This movie deserves its proper place in history. Everyone that has reviewed this movie, has their own reason why they enjoy it. Whether it brings them back to the 80s, or you wanted to go to Califorinaaa and head to the video game championships, this movie is awesome. As you can see by the Amazon reviews, these are the proper reviews that the movie deserves, not the Bs that rotten tomatoes or bloggers give that don’t understand the premise of the movie. If you enjoy family, video games, being a kid and want a little 80s/90s nostalgia, check it out.

    Screenplay 5/5
    Music 5/5
    Acting 5/5
    Shooting Locations 5/5
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  • C.J. Roger
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good blast from the past that whole family can enjoy
    Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2007
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    Now a days you can't go anywhere without hearing of some new video game system coming out. Long lines out the door in the hopes to get one of the latest generation video game systems or the various games that are available on said system.

    Back in 1989, things weren't too differnet. The graphics may not have been up to today's standards but there was one king on the block that everyone had to know. That was Nintendo. The 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System was a must have for kids young and old alike. With games varying from sports, action and adventure this was the must have system of the late 1980's and early 1990's.

    This movie, pretty much takes a look at life when focused on a young boy, Jimmy and his natural talent dealing with the Nintendo Entertainment System. He is a natural wiz at any and all games, yet doesn't speak much except for exclaiming his desire to go to "California". Fred Savage as Corey, sets out on an adventure with his half brother Jimmy in what seems like a quest to California to compete in the Video Game Championships at Universal Studios.

    Along the way they meet up with Haley, played by Jenny Lewis, who becomes their female compainon in their quest to reach California and get out of trouble that they happen to get into as they avoid the parents and the bounty hunter who are all after the boys who left without permission on this quest to reach the video game tournement.

    The movie has a very 1980's feel to it. It comes off as an advertisement of sorts for all things Nintendo. You have the use of the ill fated "Power Glove" that one of the kids rivals who will be at said tournement uses while they challenge him in his home town on the way to California. There is even a point where Haley is on the phone with the "Nintendo Game Councelors" getting much needed help on every and any game for the NES. Of course not telling us watchers of this movie how much that really would have costs as most people knew it was not a free service as they were showing in the movie. Also while on the phone the names of various popular games are being mentioned left and right, a lot of the games not possibly ever going to be used in the tournament as they are RPG in nature. There was even one point where Corey's father and brother (played by Beau Bridges and Christian Slater) have to get their car fixed and pop out a NES to play on a small TV in the repair garage. It was moments like this that dumbed down the movie a bit. What could have been great, really comes off as a dated commercial for how wonderful the NES is and how even adults use it and get a kick out of it.

    The biggest and probably main draw of the movie, was the fact that it proudly displayed a long awaited game at this time "Super Mario Bros 3" which was not even out in game stores at the time this movie was in theaters. I won't give away the details surrounding the use of this game, but it was a real reason that people ran out to see this movie. As the Super Mario craze was alive and well at this time and just for the sight of the next edition of the long running Mario saga, was a reason that most Nintendo fans had to see this film. Yours truly included. That thrill of seeing the game used in this movie is probably not as big a deal now with the game already out for so many years and in differnet editions but if you can take yourself back to this time period and put the advertisement factors aside, you will see why this is a cool moment in the film.

    Advertisements aside, the movie is a blast to watch again. It comes off as a great piece of pure nostalgia. Remembering a time when things were easy and simplistic yet still fun. A lot of people who were in their teen's when this movie came out all probably wished that they were stars in such things as a video game competition. This movie really plays up on the idea of going cross country just to prove one's worth in said tourny, but also shows that the kids who were the focus, were more then just video game crazed kids wanting to show off their skills. We learn towards the end that there really was other goals then just video games behind the whole film. So what turns out to be a kid just wanting to win a video game championship turns out to be about much more. Again not the deepest of moments but at least they did try to make the story more then just being to play video games and nothing else.

    Over all, this film comes off as a weird mixture of "Over the Top", "The Fugitive" and "The Goonies" sponsored by Nintendo. It should also be noted that Universal who made this film, decides to get in on the advertising in the movie as well of their own brand, proudly showing various characters and locations in Universal Studios, California where the tournament takes place. Once you get past all the ads within, you will find a fun and enjoyable film that I think all in the family should enjoy. It's not the most creative or deepest of stories ever seen in a movie, but it is fun and you start to root for the kids and get involved in the situation you find yourself in as if you too were on a similar quest to just accomplish something and to have your parents understand what you are going through.

    It's a fun watch and a great trip down memory lane. The NES may be a memory now, but this is one trip down memory lane you won't be sorry getting. And of course like most 1980's movies, everything works out happily ever after in this story, and we wouldn't have it any other way. Check it out. If you haven't seen it, it will be a new and great experience, especially if you were a kid growing up in the 1980's and if you did see it, see it again as this is one of those hidden treasures that you will be glad to see after not having seen it in so long.
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  • Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars excellent
    Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026
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    excellent
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  • ts71rarrarrar
    5.0 out of 5 stars Everything was great!
    Reviewed in France on January 8, 2014
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    I have nothing at all to complain about. Everything was just fine. Classic cheesy movie, fun to watch at any age.
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  • John Hamilton-Moore
    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome film
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 5, 2025
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    I enjoyed this film very much.
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  • Paul
    5.0 out of 5 stars Classic
    Reviewed in Canada on July 18, 2025
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    Great movie
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  • stomper 86
    5.0 out of 5 stars Ich liebe diesen Film!
    Reviewed in Germany on May 8, 2002
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    sicher, der Film ist billig und hat eigentlich keine Story, da er eh nur für Werbezwecke für die NES (die Nintendo Konsole die in den 80ern DER Hit war) und das damals neue "Super Mario Bros. 3" gemacht wurde. Immer wieder wird Schleichwerbung eingespielt, es vergehen keine 5 Minuten ohne, dass ein NES- oder Arcade Game gezockt wird. Gerade deshalb ist der Film ein Muss für NES Nostalgiker. Um den Film nicht zu hirnlos erscheinen zu lassen, wird noch nebenbei eine "anspruchsvolle" Story erzählt (Jimmy, der seit dem Tod seiner Schwester nichts mehr spricht). Herausgekommen ist ein herrlich naiver, harmloser Kinderfilm. Älter mögen ihn wegen der Nintendo Propaganda und Jüngere weils einfach ein toller Roadmovie für Kids ist.
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  • Michael Day
    5.0 out of 5 stars Grew up in the 80's loving this film.
    Reviewed in Australia on October 18, 2024
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    What's not to like. Cheesy, classic and corny. Great music with Real Life and Paul Carrick the highlight.
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