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It's not every day you find an NES TV combo. Fortunately, Corey Harrison of "Pawn Stars" was able to make a great deal on one.

With Illumination's "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" on the horizon, here are a few other Nintendo franchises that should be given the animated film treatment.

Gold & Silver Pawn Shop owner Rick Harrison had the chance to score a rare Nintendo M82 System demo machine.

While it's definitely aimed at kids, there's a bunch of stuff in "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" that only the grown-ups in the audience will have noticed.

"House of Gucci" viewers may be surprised to learn that the film's most memorable line was actually improvised by Lady Gaga. Here's what fans should know.

Movie posters don't always sell us on the movie we're about to see. From "Home Alone" to "Groundhog Day" to "The Suicide Squad," here are some prime examples.

Some actors have reprised their roles as beloved TV characters in commercials, and they remain almost as popular as the shows in which they starred.

Just about every major detail is ripped straight from the Mario games, and there are tons of smaller, less obvious references for diehard fans to watch out for.

Here's how much Sandra Bullock earned for The Blind Side, which was the first film that earned her a Best Actress Oscar nomination.

While most can guess how emotional it was for Kate Winslet to film Titanic, people might not know about how physically ill she got while making an iconic scene.

Some actors are known to go to great lengths physically to transform into a character. Here is the iconic role that made Jamie Foxx physically ill.

Jeff Goldblum has starred in some of the most iconic movies and TV shows of all time. Here's why his role in "Independence Day" made him feel sick.

Actor Ashton Kutcher, known for comedic roles on "That '70s Show" and "Dude, Where's My Car?" once had a dramatic role that gave him pancreatitis.

While Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark is very memorable movie, the filming experience actually led Harrison Ford to be physically hurt.

Here's why the Oscars this year took a welcome pivot by just... celebrating movies and acknowledging that they're a good thing.

Anne Hathaway has played a diverse variety of roles throughout her career, but one, in particular, made the actress physically ill.

Jonah Hill has had many memorable movie roles throughout his career, but there is one he'll always remember for sending him to the hospital.

There's one role that Watson will likely never forget, because of the grueling physical ordeal she went through to complete the shoot.

While plenty of actors have gone through major transformations or taken risks for roles, Tom Hanks had one instance in which a role almost killed him.

2015's The Revenant is known for its grueling shoot, and there was even one scene that made its star Leonardo DiCaprio physically ill.

For all of his fictional toughness, the real Clint Eastwood is just like you and me — a squishy human. Here's the iconic role that made him physically ill.

Here are the rare times "The Simpsons" actually made sequel episodes.

Whether it was before or after they became stars, these actors appeared in some often strange commercials that you may have never known about.

When "The Big Bang Theory" ended, star Simon Helberg snagged an important piece of memorabilia from the set to remember his time spent playing Howard Wolowitz.

Robert Pattinson has made some bizarre suggestions to introduce his character in two different franchises that the directors actually went along with.

With leading-man good looks and a superhero's jaw line, one would think the actor behind iconic character Ash Williams made bank for the third Evil Dead flick.

Michelle Yeoh made history at the Oscars by being the first Asian performer to win Best Actress. What made the win special? Getting the award from Halle Berry.

Not everything always goes to plan on movie sets. Something that went awry on the "The Exorcist" set actually made it into the film.

Legendary method actor Daniel Day-Lewis won a BAFTA for playing Bill the Butcher in Martin Scorsese's "Gangs of New York," but the role almost killed him.

The "Friends" scene featuring the gang moving a couch is one of the funniest in the series. As it turns out, the bloopers from the scene are even funnier.