Kickassia/YMMV

"Insano:"
 * And the Fandom Rejoiced: The second anniversary is coming up? Cool, but it might just be a rehash of the previous year's brawl. Then the trailer appeared and the internet exploded.
 * Better On DVD: The whole thing is meant to be watched all in one go as a 90-minute film. The orginal idea was to release it in three parts, but it was later changed to six (see Trilogy Creep below). That said, Doug himself has advised that's it's best to either watch the whole thing from start to finish or, failing that, watch parts one and two together, parts three and four together and parts five and six together.
 * Big Damn Movie: If you really want to count this as being a Nostalgia Critic movie, it's definitely the most epic damn thing the NC has done.
 * Big No: In part 2, Linkara gets one after a mine almost blows up Marzgurl
 * And Film Brain when he sees the body of
 * Broken Base
 * Crosses the Line Twice:

"Dr. Insano: You do realize you're just standing on your tippy-toes, don't you?"
 * Crowning Moment of Awesome: So many here.
 * Crowning Moment of Funny: Just as many here.
 * Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: Quite a few here.
 * Crowning Music of Awesome: The opening anthem. Kickassiaaaaaa!!
 * The timing on the music in Part 4 when  is perfect!
 * In Part 5, the Boss Theme from the SNES Batman Returns game becomes a Crowning Music of Funny.
 * Dude Not Funny: Some German fans took issue with the Godwins Law gag in Part 1. They acknowledged that it wasn't as bad as it could have been (the joke is clearly not about the Nazis themselves, but the Critic's nonsensical use of them as both positive and negative reinforcement and everyone else eagerly going along with it), but still thought it too much in bad taste to be funny.
 * It would seem they're more upset that the Nazis are brought up because it's one of the low points in Germany's history, rather than anything else, since some of the Jewish posters on the That Guy With the Glasses.com message boards have pointed out that they took no offence to it, and they had more right to be offended by the joke than the Germans. And that's forgetting that at least one of the people actually on screen in that scene is Jewish.
 * Not just onscreen, but, in a deleted scene, had specific attention drawn to him for a few seconds (hiding a Star of David necklace).
 * Ear Worm: Kickassiaaaaaaaa....Kickassiaaaaaaa...
 * Evil Is Sexy: That "nastie-wasties" speech, to some.
 * Fan Nickname:
 * During the hotel scenes, there was a maintenance worker outside the window was referred to as Mexican Spider-Man (A. K. A. Mexican Batman) during Linkara's commentary. During the commentary, Obscurus Lupa said that there was a side-quest where she and Mexican Spider-Man build the fence from Part 2.
 * "N. Bison" for the Critic in his dictator getup.
 * It's become official!
 * Also, Nostalgia/Lindsay Palin for her VP costume.
 * Fight Scene Failure: Lampshaded when the Critic begins to "levitate" using electricity.

"Film Brain: I would never leave you, Critic!
 * Funny Aneurysm Moment: The Critic being happy not to do any reviews ever again becomes slightly less funny later on when he has a Heroic BSOD about how pathetic reviewing makes him.
 * Ho Yay: 8-Bit Mickey riding Handsome Tom while shirtless.
 * Also, this bit:

NC: ...I know that, Film Brain."


 * The Critic's and Spoony's ham-tastic conversation about giving into Insano.
 * Lee's interview with Chris Larios: "You feel beautiful."
 * Idiot Plot: The main source of humor is derived from the fact that pretty much nobody (exceptions being maybe ) acts like they have anything resembling common sense.
 * Jerkass Woobie: Critic, the Jerkass bit more pronounced than normal. The banishment of Cinema Snob gets followed by the sympathy-inducing Big Lipped Alligator Moment of Ma-Ti warning him in Part Four. In Part Five, after being as upset as everyone else with the . And in Part Six, the whole episode is him getting his comeuppance.
 * And you get to see how ridiculously fucked up he is in the latter half. The guy's clearly insane, but you've got to pity him in some form.
 * Magnificent Bastard: in part 3. He  This is Lampshaded by the Cinema Snob.
 * Moral Event Horizon:
 * Nightmare Fuel: Spoony transforming into Doctor Insano. This picture from the credits illustrating the scene helps add to the creepiness factor.
 * The Critic revealing what he needed that dynamite for along with his use of the term "Nasty-wasties."
 * The Critic not being quite dead and rising up behind an unsuspecting Insano.
 * Phelous' face after shoving the Critic against a fridge. In his commentary Doug says he was genuinely afraid for his life.
 * Rescued From the Scrappy Heap: Both Film Brain and Phelous were immensely hated at early points of their review careers. In Kickassia, they are given plenty of screen time and funny moments to encourage people to give them a second chance. Both succeeded.
 * Spiritual Licensee: As admitted by the cast and crew, Kickassia is basically a fully live-action Looney Tunes skit. The initial encounter between Nostalgia Critic and Baugh are even a direct remake of Wile E. Coyote's introduction in his encounters with Bugs Bunny.
 * Tear Jerker: Here.
 * Unfortunate Implications: The Critic's speech about Nazis, although the joke was to point out what dumbasses these people are.
 * The Woobie: Doctor Smith, whose idea of a legion of spiiiders is hated by everyone (except JewWario).
 * Spoony. Seeing him tense up over the fear of unleashing Insano, how could you not want to give him a hug and tell him it's going to be okay?
 * Arguably Film Brain. His character was basically a huge Nostalgia Critic fanboy, yet the Critic himself always seemed disinterested in him. Due to his strong dedication to the Critic, the rest of the cast also disliked him because he refused to help overthrow the Critic  Sure, he was a Yes Man, but he was such a fan of the Critic, he didn't realize he was being such a brown-noser.