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The Critic reviews Baby Geniuses . This review was filmed on location at Animarithon on the Campus of Bowling Green State University, and is narrated in the style of a film noir. Throughout the video he staggers around the convention building in a daze, being so stunned by how awful the film is that he is literally unable to say anything about it. He criticizes the ridiculous plot, wide angle shots, recurring jokes and terrible acting. Special criticism is reserved for the special effects, particularly the animatronic costumes, which he finds nightmarish, and the premise that babies are born with super intelligence but lose it as they grow older, which the Critic finds completely stupid. He is also disgusted that Baby Geniuses was directed by Bob Clark, who also directed classics like A Christmas Story, however most of the Special criticism go's to a scene where Wit's head is horribly photoshoped to a Midget's head, while the midget is dancing to the song Staying Alive, stating he'd rather watch the infamous Super Bowl babies commercial. Doug later put the film at #7 on his "Worst Movies Nostalgia Critic's Reviewed" list.

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The Critic reviews The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue . As an avid fan of the original animated film he is angered by the fact that the follow-up film centers on a background character while virtually ignoring Mrs. Brisby, the main character from the previous film. He also finds the animation down-graded, and is particularly critical of the main character, Timmy, getting relentlessly touted and praised when there is nothing remarkable about him, and Nicodemus's prophesy for turning out to be blatantly self-fulfilling. Special criticism is reserved for the idiotic plot twist where Timmy's brother Martin turns out to be the villain in the climax, while at the same time complimenting Eric Idle's voicework as the corrupt Martin as "the only thing remotely entertaining" about the film, but also acknowledging that is just for how "bat-shit insane" he sounds. In the end, he calls upon the Death Star to destroy the DVD, and gives a hint to what his next review will be.

Channel Awesome tag: Eric Idle as Martin : "If you just say yes!"

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The Critic reviews The Lost World: Jurassic Park . He considers it to be a disappointing follow-up to its predecessor. He feels that the story is forced, points out numerous plot holes and retconned facts related to the original film and considers the characters annoying, incompetent and the fact the "heroes" cause the problems in the film. He also mocks Jeff Goldblum's acting, with help from his brother Rob. However he gives the film credit for making a fake movie poster of King Lear staring Arnold Schwarzenegger in one scene.

Channel Awesome tag: Jeff Goldblum as Ian Malcolm : "That's... that's chaos theory."

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The Critic reviews Alaska . While admitting that the film's scenery looks nice, he comments on the unlikeable characters, lack of interaction between them, dull and predictable plot, Charlton Heston's acting, the excessive sugar-coating of a polar bear's aggressive predatory instincts, and spinning establishing shots of Alaska, saying the film does not encourage people to visit the state. Special criticism is reserved for where a search plane accidentally flies past the crashed plane they are looking for, despite the fact it is very easy for them to see it; as well as a demented scene where the poachers tease a polar bear cub with the skin of its dead mother, which the Critic considers perhaps the most unnecessarily evil thing ever seen on film.

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The Critic reviews Doug's 1st Movie . Already disliking the actual cartoon , he criticizes it as an episode of the show that is too long, disliking the bland unfunny characters, stupid moments, and weird plot points. Special criticism is reserved for when Doug and Skeeter disguise the monster as a female student, and all the other female students describe him as "cute", in addition to a dubbing mistake where the "N" in Funkytown was hard to hear, making it sound like "fuck". However, he is ecstatic when he finds that Disney changed the opening theme, considers a robot as a likable character, and finds Mr. Dink's virtual reality scene to be funny. As in his review of the Nicktoon, Walker mistakes the characters as attending high school, when they actually attend the Bee Bee Bluff Middle School.

Channel Awesome tag: Eddie Korbich as Robocrusher: "Roger... Roger... Roger..."

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The Critic reviews the first three episodes of Superman: The Animated Series. He considers the show to hold up, praising the acting and action along with the well-told and distinct interpretation of Superman's origin story, but considers it rushed. At the end, he reveals that, after pressure from his fans, his next review will be of Felix the Cat: The Movie.

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The Critic reviews The Langoliers . Despite enjoying some of the film's over-the-top performances and suspenseful plot, he criticizes the premise of the past being eaten up by "giant, floating hairballs", and clichéd characters that constantly seem to be in all of Stephen King's stories. Special criticism is reserved for the scene when the titular monsters finally appear on screen, considering their poorly rendered CGI appearance to be a letdown. After the credits, there is a short clip to inform the viewers who stayed until the end that they can pre-order the ThatGuyWithTheGlasses Volume 2 DVD.

Channel Awesome tag: Bronson Pinchot as Craig Toomey: "Scaring the little GIRL!? LADY!"

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The Critic reviews Airborne . Though he does enjoy the performances of some of the supporting cast, particularly that of Jack Black, he criticizes the film's blandness, the performance of the main characters , Shane McDermott's character's obsession with surfing and hypocritical pacifist attitude that he finds reminiscent of many Disney princes such as Aladdin, the overly long climax, and over-usage of clichés that cause it to resemble several commercial advertisements of the '90s. Special criticism is reserved for the random appearance of a character with a nose brace.

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The Critic reviews Inspector Gadget . He considers it to be desperate, criticizing its lack of faithfulness to the cartoon, bad casting and acting , horrible editing and excessive ineffective comedy. Special criticism is reserved for the blatant fourth wall jokes , portrayal of Dr. Claw, namely how he is shown on camera despite never doing so in the cartoon, weird scene transitions, random sound effects, the movies formula & the endless credit cookies which Doug feels shows how desperate the film is to get a laugh. Doug later put it at #6 on his "Worst Movies Nostalgia Critic's Reviewed" list.

Channel Awesome tag: D.L. Hughley as the Gadgetmobile: "It's a Disney movie!"

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The Critic reviews Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas (film) entirely in rhyme reminiscent of the original television special. He questions why the live-action film needed to be made, let alone gaining a cult following, calling the original 1966 special a classic while criticizing Jim Carrey's obnoxious performance , poor sets, terrible camera work, Donald Peterman's muted colors & gloomy cinematography, attempts at drama that weakened the moral to an extent, atrocious jokes and the Whos being depicted as worse characters than the Grinch himself. However, he praises the Grinch's makeup and the third act's loyalty to the book. In the end, he looks at the comments to see if anyone hated the movie, but he realizes he cannot change other people's opinions. Special criticism is reserved for when the Grinch tricks the Mayor of Whoville to kissing his dog Max in the rear.

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"Pompeii" is a song by British band Bastille, from their debut studio album Bad Blood (2013). The song was released as a digital download on 24 February 2013. It peaked at number two on the UK Singles Chart and in Italy, as well as topping the charts in the Republic of Ireland. It also holds the record for the longest time at number one on the Official Streaming Chart, remaining at the peak for seven weeks. American Prog Rock band Coheed and Cambria released a digital EP via their Facebook on October 12th featuring a cover of Pompeii as well as one of their originals and two songs from the bands I the Mighty and Balance and Composure. Lyrically, the song is inspired by the Roman town known by the same name, which met its fate with the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

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The Critic starts off Nostalgia-Ween by reviewing Tommyknockers . While pointing out the usual Stephen King cliches of the miniseries addressed in It and The Langoliers, such as plot holes, melodrama, unlikable characters, over the top acting and a disappointing ending, he praises the buildup, interesting story ideas about exploring a mentally unstable person's mind, and over-the-top performances, summing it all up as "fascinating". Special criticism is reserved for the character Joe, who disrespects his wife Becka in outrageous ways while maintaining an affair, as well as a police officer keeping a large collection of creepy-looking dolls at the station. Special praise is also given for a scene where an officer is killed in an implausible scenario by a booby-trapped Coca-Cola soda dispensing machine, which Doug finds to be a perfect example of "frying the coke" .

Channel Awesome tag: Paul McIver as Hilly Brown: "All warm and safe and toasty."

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The Critic reviews Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation . He concludes that the first film is actually decent compared to the sequel, criticizing the lack of character development and consistency of events, particularly the retconning of the characters' already-established origins. He does however find some humor in the performance of the villain Dark Heart, particularly certain speech patterns and the general campiness of the character. In the end, he says he is willing to do anything to forget all the horrible sequels he had to sit through during the month. Sage appears, dressed like The Devil, and pretends to take away all of the Critic's memories of the movies in exchange for all of his money.

Channel Awesome tag: Hadley Kay as Dark Heart: "Time for a game of disappearing bears..."

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Rather than doing a review, the Critic does a Let's Play of the game Bart's Nightmare . He finds the game too frustrating to play, and quits in a rage. The video provoked much negative feedback from fans and Walker, not considering it his best work, jokingly apologized for the video in his next review of James and the Giant Peach.
In the Nostalgia Chick's review of Matilda, it is revealed, via flashback, that the Critic told an angry mob of fans outside his window that he would do a Let's Play of Bart's Nightmare instead of criticizing Matilda for his own safety.

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The Critic reviews Cop and a Half . He criticizes Burt Reynolds and Norman D. Golden II's characters and acting, ridiculous cliches, laughable villains, an over-the-top Alan Silvestri score, and Henry Winkler's direction , though he gives this film credit for making the Twinkie throw movement effect. Special criticism is reserved for how incompetent the police force is shown to be, especially in the fact that they entrust the child star with jobs that are much too important and mature for a child, such as giving a man a ticket for speeding and dealing with a 911 distress call.

Channel Awesome tag: Burt Reynolds as Nick McKenna: "DEVON!"

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The Critic concludes Nostalgia-Ween with his review of Exorcist II: The Heretic . While not considering it the worst sequel he has ever had to review, he still considers it weak, criticizing the plot holes, lack of story, over usage of locusts and bright lights and that the film never attempts to scare the viewer. Special criticism is reserved for a scene in which Linda Blair is actually standing on a ledge, with no ropes or means of catching her and for a scene in which she admits to an autistic girl that she was possessed in the first movie.

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The Critic reviews Jaws: The Revenge . He considers the film the worst entry of the Jaws films, and criticizes the crazy plot, uninteresting characters, several mistakes, the fake-looking shark, and large amounts of filler. Special criticism is reserved for the poor execution of the revenge plot , and the roar heard from Jaws possibly taken from a Tom and Jerry cartoon.

Channel Awesome tag: Lance Guest as Michael Brody: "JAAAAAA..."

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The Critic reviews Milk Money . He considers the film "sick" and hellbound for taking a sleazy premise and trying to make it family friendly, with a dreadful plot, painful dialogue, bad acting , inappropriate overtones, annoying screenwriting cliches, the main characters' similarities to the cast of Full House, and many awkward moments. Special criticism is reserved for a scene when Frank, one of the boys, brings Melanie Griffith's character to sex education, to which the Critic does a Play-by-Play, pointing out each of the scene's flaws.

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The Critic reviews Once Upon a Forest . He criticizes the stupid and predictable environmentally-themed plot, and the over-the-top performance of Michael Crawford . He does give the film credit for taking a few more risks than most kids films of this genre, such as portraying humans as not entirely destructive, and acknowledges that it is not the worst of its kind. Also noted is the scene in which Cornelius teaches the furlings about rheumatism, Cornelius's tendencey to trill his Rs, and a scene in which a community is mourning the fact that a child has been stuck in the mud and that they cannot get him out, believing him to be doomed.

Channel Awesome tag: Michael Crawford as Cornelius: "Rrrrrheumatism."

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The Critic happily reviews The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland . He considers it the most forgettable of the three films, criticizing the weak plot, dumb characters, and considers it insulting to the Lewis Carroll book. However, he considers the rapping Cheshire Cat as an enjoyable character; but at the same time acknowledges this may be due to everything else in the film being so uninteresting. Special criticism is reserved for the running gag of Grumpy Bear complaining about being hungry after having missed breakfast and its payoff and for a scene where the Wizard sings a song

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The Critic reviews Felix the Cat: The Movie . He considers it one of the worst films he has ever had to review, citing the clumsy and chaotic animation, poor sound editing, pitiful lip synching, horrifying 3D effect in the opening, terrible characters and lack of any thought, focus and structure. Special criticism is reserved for the seemingly endless randomness of everything that transpires onscreen, and the film's villain song, which he feels makes no sense and is thoroughly bizarre, giving special mention to a superimposed shot of the heroine her head in shame, which he feels sums up his feelings for the film. Walker later put at #4 on his "Worst Movies Nostalgia Critic's Reviewed" list.

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The Critic reviews FernGully 2: The Magical Rescue , though this time without assistance from the Nostalgia Chick. Though he likes the premise of exploring the temptations of the human world, he is not impressed by the weak story, sloppy animation and underdeveloped characters, but considers it a harmless film. He also questions whether or not the original film was even popular enough to spawn a sequel.

Channel Awesome tag: Mother Kangaroo : "MY BAAAAAABYYYYYY!"

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The Critic reviews The Legend of the Titanic . Though he considers the film's animation an improvement, he considers the film worse than the previously reviewed 2001 animated Titanic film, calling it "disgustingly insulting" for turning the shipwreck into a parable about whaling and establishing that everyone on board the ship survived the sinking. Special criticism is reserved for the numerous random and odd characters and plot elements in the film, such as an "octopus with a dog face" throwing the iceberg that destroys the Titanic. At the end, he finds out that there is a spin-off film, and shouts "No!" in the style of Darth Vader from Revenge of the Sith. Doug later said in his "Top 11 Best Nostalgia Critic Reviews" video that he would not review the film because he does not think the review would be as good as the reviews of the two animated Titanic movies.

Channel Awesome tag: Sean Patrick Lovett: "There's one thing I'm not, and that's a racist."

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The Critic continues Nostalgia-Ween with his review of The Haunting . He considers it to be one of the worst remakes of all time from its original version, if not the worst, criticizing the ridiculous plot, lack of subtlety in the characters , cartoonish special effects, lack of actual scares, Liam Neeson's bland performace, the anti-climactic ending, and elements that thoroughly insult the original. Special criticism is reserved for the climax where Lili Taylor's character Eleanor gives a speech to the villain Hugh Crain about the power of love, which leads to the Critic to compare it to the ending of the original and burst in a fit of rage. However, he mildly enjoys the scenes with Catherine Zeta-Jones. Walker later put it at #9 on his "Top 11 Best Nostalgia Critic Reviews" and #10 on his "Worst Movies Nostalgia Critic's Reviewed" lists.

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Shin'ichi's unusual behavior draws the atention of Eldant's ruler, Petralka Anne Eldant III, who starts visiting him regularly. Meanwhile, Shin'ichi starts teaching the japanese language to his maid, the half-elf Myucel Foaran which brings forth Petralka's jealousy.

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The Critic reviews Moulin Rouge! , along with The Nostalgia Chick and YouTube celebrity brentalfloss in a musical format. Even though the others like the film, he absolutely hates it, criticizing the lack of original music, unnecessarily fast-paced editing, rushed fairytale romance, senseless musical numbers, over the top acting, plot holes, repetitive themes, and terrible writing . Special criticism is reserved for the heroine's ridiculous plan to save the hero's life by breaking his heart. Throughout the review, brentalfloss and Nostalgia Chick try to convince the Critic that this film lives up to its reception; however, as they progress, they both express their anger towards the main characters' lack of logic and bipolar relationship. In the end, when his co-reviewers thought of it as a guilty pleasure, he understands where they are coming from. In a previous out-of-character video, Walker had ranked the film as the #1 movie he hates that seemingly everyone else loves. He called it his favorite review out of the "Top 11 Nostalgia Critic Episodes", and put the film at #9 on his "Worst Movies Nostalgia Critic's Reviewed" list. Walker's song "The Review Must Go On" would become his theme song after his hiatus from 2012-13, albeit in instrumental form.

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The Critic reviews Double Team . He criticizes the bizarre idea of a team-up between Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dennis Rodman, outdated cliches, Rodman's basketball puns and lack of screen time, Van Damme's acting, and some plot holes. However, he highly praises the last major action scene in the movie, considering the explosive climax and Mickey Rourke's death scene to be the "best death evah!".

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The Critic reviews Gordy . He criticizes the lack of dialogue and screentime for Gordy despite film being centered around a talking pig, the rehashed plot formula of a talking pig becoming world famous, some awkward moments, and is baffled that this film being released first when it is essentially a rip-off of Babe, which was released the same year to more critical acclaim. In the end, he points out that the only "good" part is in the DVD extras, which has a music video for the rap song "Pig Power in the House" by Tag Team that appears in the movie. Special criticism is reserved for an awkward transition, which the Critic says "even David Lynch couldn't figure this edit out."

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The Critic cries for a few seconds before introducing Sequel Month. He collects himself and proceeds to review The NeverEnding Story III: Return to Fantasia . The Critic finds it even worse than its predecessor, citing its dumbed-down plot and characters, particularly the Rock Biter and Falkor, the fact that the entire student body runs in terror from bullies, numerous continuity errors and the incompetence of its main character, Bastian, namely how he never takes advantage of his wishes, such as in the last movie, despite every other character doing so. He also hates how the antagonist of this story are reduced to schoolyard bullies, and Jack Black as the gang leader, although he does give Black credit for looking like the only actor "whose having fun" performing in this film. Special criticism is reserved for Rock Biter singing "Born to Be Wild", particularly as it replaces the regular credits song. In the end, the Critic drives to Home Depot to buy a crowbar, returns home and graphically destroys the DVD . The film is placed at #7 on Doug's "Top 11 Best Nostalgia Critic Reviews".

Channel Awesome tag: Julie Cox as the Childlike Empress: "We must not give in to the Nasty."

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The Critic reviews Child's Play with Phelous. They criticize the plot holes, rubbish acting, preposterous premise, and its overall silliness. Phelous points out how the movie goes downhill when Chucky is shown moving and talking, as he was more creepy when he was still inanimate. The Critic ends the review by stating that while he can see why some people can be frightened at the film, it is "pretty dated and corny." Special criticism is reserved for the seemingly faulty devices the characters use throughout the film, such as an exploding toy and a gas oven that explodes immediately.

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Wilus

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The Critic reviews The Magic Voyage . He criticizes the lazy animation style, obnoxious characters, overabundance of dialogue, the fairy-tale plot, misconstruing of real-life historical events on which the premise was based, and sub-par dubbing, particularly of Dom DeLuise as Christopher Columbus. Special criticism is reserved for a dream sequence where Columbus appears to pull a telescope out of his groin, and for the complete lack of any quiet or still moments in the film .

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