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A snarky young Brit, Mathew "Film Brain" Buck hosts "Bad Movie Beatdown" on ''[[That Guy With The Glasses]]''. By his own admission, Buck is [[Follow the Leader|following the Nostalgia Critic's example]], but there's ''nothing'' nostalgic about the crap he reviews. Before he became a video contributor, Buck wrote articles for the site and was (and continues to be) a moderator on the forums.
See [https://web.archive.org/web/20131015204145/http://www.thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/teamt/fbv his TGWTG page], and [https://web.archive.org/web/20100529042936/http://badmoviebeatdown.blip.tv/ his blip.tv page].
See [[Bad Movie Beatdown/Film Brain List|here]] for a list of things reviewed.
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* [[Beauty Is Never Tarnished]]: Matt points out that the female lead of ''[[Good Luck Chuck]]'' should have had a concussion after hitting her head on an ice slide, but she only winds up with a chipped tooth.
* [[Berserk Button]]: The movie ''Seven Pounds''. His review is one thing, but [http://badmoviebeatdown.blip.tv/file/3975694/ the commentary for said review]{{Dead link}} shows it even more. [[Lampshade Hanging|Mentioned by specifically by trope name]] in the interview/Q&A with FreyaMau.
** Never accuse him of not doing his research, because he does.
** He does ''not'' like disproportionately long credits.
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** "Murder is empowering for women, and if you have an abusive spouse you should kill them." (''While She Was Out'')
* [[Fan Disservice]]: Tim Allen in a speedo.
* [[Fetish Fuel]]: Specifically mentions it in an interview that "You know you've made it on ''That Guy With The Glasses'' when you're on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20140405043752/http://fetishfuel.wikia.com/wiki/Fetish_Fuel_Wiki TVTropes Fetish Fuel page.]"
* [[Fight Scene Failure]]: Film Brain [[In-Universe|describes]] one of ''Mega Piranha'''s fight scenes as being "choreographed by a blind man".
* [[Foregone Conclusion]]: Film Brain points out that this is the biggest problem of the opening of ''[[Seven Pounds]]''.
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* [[No OSHA Compliance]]: Film Brain points out the camcorder in ''[[Final Destination]] 3'' should have been confiscated.
** He notes the understaffed [[Smoke and Fire Factory]] in ''[[Cobra]]''.
* [["Not Making This Up" Disclaimer]]: He states that he's not making up that Urkel from ''[[Family Matters]]'' (Jaleel White) starred in an [[The Asylum|Asylum]] movie while he was in the middle of editing a review of another movie starring 80s pop star Tiffany.
** He also didn't make up the teacup and saucer explosives from ''[[The Specialist]]''.
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* [[Out of Focus]]: Prof. Celluloid has largely been absent since season one and has even disappeared from the opening sequence as of the post-''[[Suburban Knights]]'' version of the season three opening. This only made it more surprising when [[The Bus Came Back|he shows up to give Film Brain 3D glasses in the]] ''[[Spy Kids]] 3D'' review.
* [[Papa Wolf]]: Wondered if the parents of the child actors in [[Good Luck Chuck]] even read the script and clearly showed discomfort in reviewing those scenes.
* [[Politically-Correct History]]: He [[
* [[POV Cam]]: In the ''[[Spy Kids]] 3D'' review, after Prof. Celluloid gives Film Brain his 3D glasses.
{{quote|'''Film Brain:''' Don't you need these to see?
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** And again during his review of ''Ultraviolet'', when reacting to the chasm-sized plot holes created by the reveal of {{spoiler|Daxos being a hemophage.}}
** And again in his ''2012'' review: "If Yellowstone erupted, we'd be '''fucked. Really, REALLY fucked.'''"
* [[Pretty Fly for a White Guy]]: He tries to use to urban slang at the start of [https://web.archive.org/web/20130924171008/http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/teamt/fbv/bmbe/34519-bad-movie-beatdown-w-rap-critic-big-mommas-like-father-like-son his crossover review] with [[The Rap Critic]], who is just as impressed as one would expect an African-American rap music critic faced with a white English guy trying to be "street" would be.
* [[Put on a Bus]]: The end of his ''[[The Jazz Singer]]'' review seems to be this way with him "going on a vacation". He came back a few months later when [[Real Life]] slowed down a bit for him.
* [[Real Song Theme Tune]]: "Ready to Roll" by Jet Black Stare.
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