... based on the advertisement.

I was pretty trashed when I watched this one, but I remember laughing my ass off at the ad skit that Doug had put together.

The running gag of the skit was that Doug (in a French accenr) would briefly introduce the title of a film, followed almost immediately by a concluding screen that said 'Fin.'

Obviously, not a huge deal, but one I've been working on for over a year now, so if anyone has any hints or answers as to which NC episode this is, that'd be pretty sweet.

So if the Nostalgia Critic were to do more Old Vs New episodes, what would you like covered? Personally I'd like to see him cover the two different Max Steel series.

I hope he’s not just parroting the misguided outrage of people who didn’t actually look up the real premise of Cuties, cause if you actually look into what it’s about it’s very clearly about the HORRORS child exploitation. Not advocating for it.

Btw can we please have a flair for "former ca critics" so we don't confuse a nostalgia critic and a former ca critic

Very random and pedantic...but during the Forrest Gump review, Doug has this joke at 27:37 where he hold up his hand in the shape of a gun. It struck me as strange since the NC character used to always use a prop hand gun.

Granted I know that the "edgyness" that the character used to be has been drastically reduced (for the better, IMO) and him having a gun would be a little over the top. And hes probably trying to avoid getting flagged by Youtube.

Just kind of an "Oh, yeah". Moment for me. 😅

Has anyone else noticed this?

Three movies off the top of my head that they both gave good reviews to when a lot of people didn't: The Adventures Of Rocky And Bullwinkle, The Wild, and The Amazing Spider-Man.

I remember seeing this parody on youtube of the nostalgia critic intro, where the title card fades to Doug's feet hanging from the top of the screen and I just can't find it anymore. Has it been completely deleted off of the internet?

Can anyone help find it? I've been searching for so long for it.

It's been more than 10 years since Pop Quiz hot shot ended, and I was honestly a little bummed at the time that Doug gave up on it. I know that the show as a whole was mired with controversy and development hell, but it had it's moments in my opinion. It mostly depended on the episode and the quality of contestants they were able to get. I enjoyed the episode with the guy who could do the Chris Rock impression, the Big Lebowski episode, the one with the guy cosplaying as Ed, and the one with Brad Jones and Uncle Jo.

The show definitely still had fundamental issues that needed sorting out, the opening challenge was kind of a waste of time, some of the contestants either had no personality whatsoever, or were trying way too hard to be funny. Channel awesome was hit and miss when it came to vetting a lot of these contestants. Also the trivia questions were pretty filler and repetitive. And the "Spazzies" were more off putting than funny.

I feel like a better version of this show would have been to keep it more simple. Only have it on once in a while, only get guests who have good improv skills, and restructure the game to be more about being funny than just answering trivia. Something like @ Midnight, or Jackbox games are good examples of games that are more about being funny and creative than just knowing about pop culture.

The upload that went up yesterday got blocked again by Paramount and he reuploaded the original review

Both Nostalgia critic and the Angry video game nerd are both coming to Austin classic game fest, and I truly haven't watched either in a hot minute, and want to brush up before I meet them.

Do you guys have any favorite videos from Nostalgia critic you'd suggest as must watches?

(P.s. I'm gonna try to get him to sign my copy of adam sandlers click on the PSP UMD disc, wish me luck)

Malcom’s Pooh bear was voice good though

With not another teen movie and now Forrest Gump what happens after they get a 3rd strike does their YouTube channel get taken down, deleting years and years of their work on YouTube

So, what are your thoughts on Nostalgia Critic's Man on the Moon review? Did it feel more like an editorial or a real review? Do you think the odd combo made it moreintriguing or more boring? Personally, I love this review and think it should get more views.