Many voters on the Looper poll for the best part of “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” found its visual presentation to be its strongest quality. The film’s animation quality came second in the poll, accruing 33 percent of the overall vote. Indeed, even some of the more critical reviews for the flick have lavished praise on how it looks. Some have even been confident in saying that “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” is Illumination’s best-looking project ever and stands above its previous efforts by a fair margin.

Nostalgic elements and animation quality took the lion’s share of votes in the poll, but each of the other options garnered a couple of votes between them. The post-credits scene for “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” took 7 percent of the vote for third place as the film’s best characteristic, with the sequence-in-question serving as a brief tease at what a potential sequel could entail. After that, both storyline and character voices tied at 5 percent of the vote each, mirroring the general mixed reception to the narrative and casting choices like Chris Pratt as Mario.

Overall, it seems many viewers have different ideas on what specifically makes “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” so special to them, but it’s clear that the film does a lot to satisfy longtime “Mario” fans and animation buffs alike.