Guess who's up to their 'old' tricks again? The Nostalgia Critic starts off 2022 by reviewing the latest movie by the King of Lame Twists himself: Shyamalan.
The Critic looks at Harley Quinn's stand-alone movie, seeing if she does alright on her own, or if the idol of many of America's young girls still requires a clown in her corner.
Nostalgia Critic wants to love this movie, but a few things are holding him back. Is there any hope that this off beat western might be off beat enough for him?
Nostalgia Critic takes a look at the (hopefully) final Scooby-Doo movie. Though in a bizarre twist, there's no Scooby Doo. It's time to check out Daphne and Velma.
It was a critical and box office disaster. What is it about this prequel to a classic children's story that rubbed everyone the wrong way? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Pan.
It's been over 20 years since the animated king of the jungle hit the big screen, but does it have as much bite so many years later? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Tarzan.
What happens when you mix Nicolas Cage and Disney...and it's not G-Force? You get a pretty far fetched but enjoyable adventure. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at National Treasure.
Considered a childhood favorite by some and nightmare fuel for others, the Nostalgia Critic looks back on Disney's attempt to make a sequel to The Wizard of Oz, 46 years later.
The Critic kicks off 'Dark Knight Month' by reviewing the first entry in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy. Chronicling how the iconic hero came to be after experiencing a terrible tragedy - and we don't mean Batman and Robin.
It was the movie that changed the course of both Batman movies and comic book movies forever. It immortalized the late Heath Ledger, it rocked the cinematic world, but does it still hold up? Why so serious?
Ever dance with the devil by the pale moonlight? Of course not, but you have seen Tim Burton's 1989 big screen masterpiece Batman, right? Critic goes back to the Caped Crusader's first contemporary feature and sees if it still holds up.
Dark Knight Month concludes with the Critic reviewing his favorite and what he considers to be the most definitive Batman movie, which to this day still holds up.
Well, this is a coincidence. NC happened to be reviewing this movie just as the slap heard around the world happened. Will he have time to make as many Will Smith jokes as the internet already has? Let's find out as Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Hancock.
The Nostalgia Critic shakes his head when he discovers that they made a movie about Bobbleheads, and when he watches it, he'll see how Hollywood has LOST their heads.
This movie was all the rage back in 2002, but does it still hold up twenty years later? The Critic takes a look at Disney's biggest run-away success of the twenty-first century - before the OTHER biggest run-away success (Frozen).
What's the Nostalgia Critic being faced with this week? Pinocchio. The TRUE Story, in which before he was a real boy, he was Pauly Shore. You've been warned.
Not having been a casual viewer of Rugrats, the Critic still decides to give their first feature film a look, while trying to pass it off as a Star Wars spin-off in keeping with the spirit of May the 4th (be with you).
It's one of the biggest movies in recent years. Let's see what Nostalgia Critic has to say about Spider Man and Doctor Strange's first decent into the multiverse. Let's take a look at Spider-Man: No Way Home.
In this edition of FreakShow Cinema, the Critic looks at The Brave Little Toaster: an animated film with plenty of innocent moments, and more than its share of terrifying ones. Firefighter clowns, anyone?
It's said to be the Western for people who don't get into Westerns, but does the Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday flick still hold up after so many years? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Tombstone.
One of the weirdest sci-fi action flicks to say the least. How does Bruce Willis fight off singing Smurfs and women wrapped in lasagna? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at The Fifth Element.
Zack Snyder tells a story about owls? It's nowhere near the strangest thing he's done, but let's see if it works. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole.
It's moody, it's dark, it's three hours long. The Nostalgia Critic looks at Matt Reeves' take on the world's favorite caped vigilante to see if it can stand on the shoulders of the bat-giants that came before it.
The Critic takes us back to the early '90s when that creepy, kooky, mysterious, etc etc etc Addams Family got the live action film treatment, and sees if those films still hold up.
It's one of the darkest children's movies ever made as well as one of the all-time greatest movies of Don Bluth's career, and one of the Nostalgia Critic's favorite movies, so he's determined to see if it still holds up 40 years later.
Oh behave. The Nostalgia Critic looks back on The Austin Powers trilogy, centered around a swinging, horny spy saving the world from the clutches of the vile, nefarious and hilarious Dr. Evil.
It's one of the biggest flops audiences love to make fun of, but is there anything redeemable about this meme machine? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Morbius.
It came out ten years ago and won Pixar the Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Yes really. So why is this film not quite the crowd pleaser everyone was hoping for? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Brave.
Nicolas Cage fighting Chuck E Cheese animatronics? Come on. That has to be good, right? Well are you a Five Nights at Freddy's fan? It doesn't matter. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at the Willy's Wonderland.
The Nostalgia Critic reviews the film adaptation of the popular book series, Diary of a Wimpy Kid. But thanks to the aimless filmmakers, it's become Diary of a Jerky Kid.
With a fourth film announced, Nostalgia Critic looks back at the film series that truly does teach you not to judge by appearances. Let's take a look at the Kung Fu Panda franchise.
Neo returns for one last shot "Woah" in the Matrix. Is there any hope for this series NC didn't even get that into from the start? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at The Matrix Resurrections.
It's the ghost with the most. What is it about this strange Tim Burton classic that wins everyone over, even though it seems like the last film that would do so? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Beetlejuice.
The Critic reviews the final Jurassic World movie, a film that focuses away from dinosaurs and centers more on fan service, human cloning, and best of all, bugs.
One of the most famous trilogies ever gets looked over by the Nostalgia Critic. Which is his favorite and which one his least favorite, and do you agree? Let's take a look at the Back to the Future movies.
Since 2009 many have grown to love the characters from this film, but at the time it was hard to make people go see it. Does it hold up over the years or did it deserve to under perform at the box office? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Disney's The Princess and the Frog.
It's been over ten years since the first film came out, and three sequels followed. What got these movies so popular and is it deserving of it's popularity? Nostalgia Critic kicks off Nostalgia-Ween with the Hotel Transylvania Movies.
People hated it when it came out, but it's growing a bit of a following. Is this almost forgotten Peter Jackson flick worth remembering? Let's take a look at The Frighteners.
It's Stephen King Time. Time to get back to NC's roots of not only talking about another of King's adaptations, but one that people have grown to love and NC has only grown to hate. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Stephen King's The Mist.
NC was 20 when this movie came out, so is he gonna be a sour puss about this "kids stuff" or is he gonna find anything charming about it? Nostalgia Critic takes a look Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius.
She's not a Disney princess, well, not technically, but as the Nostalgia Critic discovers, Anastasia does bear many similarities. Not one of Bluth's best, but the Critic finds plenty about it to like.
It may look cheap, but this fairy tale retelling has quite a fan base, both of love and hate. Which side does NC fall on? Find out now as Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Hoodwinked.
To start Christmas proper, the Critic reviews the 2003 smash hit, Elf. While he finds the over-abundance of screaming annoying (pot calling the kettle black), he feels that it still holds up and is considered a classic - by some.
A motion capture CGI film with Jim Carrey as Scrooge? Sounds nightmare inducing...and it is, but not for the reasons you'd think. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at A Christmas Carol.
