Toad in jail is trying to rhyme a song and asks for what rhymes with "dimensi...
Mario and Luigi are in the police room in Dinohattan with Koopa who pretends ...
Sergeant Simon is asking for the names of Luigi and Mario and gets confused b...
The Marios try to escape in a police car in Dinohattan by Luigi somehow hot w...
Koopa meets up with Iggy and Spike and asks about the meteorite they were sup...
Cop arresting Toad for singing on the streets of Dinohattan. Mario protests b...
Mario and Luigi are chasing after Spike and Iggy as they drag Daisy through t...
Mario to Luigi about treating your tools like good friends which expression L...
Mario and Luigi arrive to a job site in Brooklyn but see that their competito...
Last lines Daisy enters Mario and Luigi's home with combat fatigues and a big...
An Old Lady in Dinohattan stops them and tells them of the dangers of the cit...
Toad citing that Luigi and Mario are not from Dinohattan and they confirm bei...
Mario asks Luigi to turn left while he turns right. Luigi is driving Mario an...
Mario, Luigi, Spike and Iggy ntering the Boom Boom Bar in Dinohattan. Luigi i...
Luigi to the fungus that has helped them thanking it as Daisy looks on. Mario...
Daniella upon seeing Mario coming to their rescue cites she always knew he wo...
Luigi sees another Bob-Omb hanging on the fungus comments on it and also that...
Mario upon discovering Daniella and Angelica cites them as the missing girls ...
Mario and Luigi have stolen a police car and are driving through Dinohattan. ...
Mario asks Koopa what organism he evolved from and he replies did Tyrannosaur...
Mario is seen leaving a store in Brooklyn yelling at the clerk apparently tha...
Koopa meets up with Iggy and Spike and asks about the meteorite they were sup...
Mario on the ground holding a mushroom with Koopa holding a weapon at him rem...
Mario seeing mushrooms in the police building in Dinohattan comments on how t...
A criminally under-worshipped film from the 1980s, Lost in America exists both as a comedic cautionary tale for all those who seek to embrace their inner Thoreau and the notion that well-fed boredom can be toppled by a mindless divorce from the swaddle cloth of society. Co-written, directed and starring Albert Brooks, Lost in America [...]
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