Peacock has confirmed that The Super Mario Galaxy Movie will arrive on its streaming platform on July 30, 2026, joining its 2023 predecessor The Super Mario Bros.
Movie, which is also available on the service.
The announcement follows the film’s strong theatrical performance earlier this year and comes as home-video editions in 4K, Blu-ray, and digital are already on sale.
In a social media post, Peacock said the film will be available to stream starting July 30.
The studio framed the rollout as an opportunity for viewers to "bring the adventure home," and highlighted the title’s availability alongside the 2023 Super Mario Bros. feature.
Media outlet UPI reported that Peacock’s streaming release will include a collection of bonus materials: behind-the-scenes footage and a podcast episode featuring actress Brie Larson.
UPI’s coverage confirms the podcast centers on Larson’s connection to the franchise and her role as Rosalina, noting that she discusses both her love of video games and her experience portraying the character.
Peacock’s inclusion of supplementary content mirrors recent streaming strategies that bundle exclusive extras to drive platform engagement after a major theatrical window.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie reached a significant commercial milestone in June 2026, becoming the first film of 2026 to surpass $1 billion in global box office receipts.
That achievement positioned the movie among the year’s top-grossing releases and underscored sustained audience interest in Mario-branded media.
With the July 30 Peacock premiere, viewers who missed the theatrical run or who want to revisit the film will have multiple viewing options: streaming on Peacock or purchasing 4K, Blu-ray, and digital editions now available from retailers.
For Nintendo fans tracking the franchise, the streaming release continues a broader pattern of Mario content reaching new platforms and formats.
Peacock’s announcement provides a clear date for subscribers and media buyers, while the additional behind-the-scenes features and the Brie Larson podcast offer fans extra context on the film’s production and character work.
Coverage attribution: initial Peacock announcement via its official social post and UPI reporting; original reporting on the streaming confirmation was first published in trade outlets and aggregated by entertainment desks.
Movie, which is also available on the service.
The announcement follows the film’s strong theatrical performance earlier this year and comes as home-video editions in 4K, Blu-ray, and digital are already on sale.
In a social media post, Peacock said the film will be available to stream starting July 30.
The studio framed the rollout as an opportunity for viewers to "bring the adventure home," and highlighted the title’s availability alongside the 2023 Super Mario Bros. feature.
Media outlet UPI reported that Peacock’s streaming release will include a collection of bonus materials: behind-the-scenes footage and a podcast episode featuring actress Brie Larson.
UPI’s coverage confirms the podcast centers on Larson’s connection to the franchise and her role as Rosalina, noting that she discusses both her love of video games and her experience portraying the character.
Peacock’s inclusion of supplementary content mirrors recent streaming strategies that bundle exclusive extras to drive platform engagement after a major theatrical window.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie reached a significant commercial milestone in June 2026, becoming the first film of 2026 to surpass $1 billion in global box office receipts.
That achievement positioned the movie among the year’s top-grossing releases and underscored sustained audience interest in Mario-branded media.
With the July 30 Peacock premiere, viewers who missed the theatrical run or who want to revisit the film will have multiple viewing options: streaming on Peacock or purchasing 4K, Blu-ray, and digital editions now available from retailers.
For Nintendo fans tracking the franchise, the streaming release continues a broader pattern of Mario content reaching new platforms and formats.
Peacock’s announcement provides a clear date for subscribers and media buyers, while the additional behind-the-scenes features and the Brie Larson podcast offer fans extra context on the film’s production and character work.
Coverage attribution: initial Peacock announcement via its official social post and UPI reporting; original reporting on the streaming confirmation was first published in trade outlets and aggregated by entertainment desks.
