Nostalgia Critic/Awesome: Difference between revisions

* Even though it doesn't work, trying to shoot Lady Tremaine from ''[[Cinderella]]'' because she's supposed to be looking after Cindy, not abusing her.

* This small speech at the end of his review of ''The Super Mario Brothers Super Show'':

* In the Nickcoms video, one of the few times he's been [[Badass]]:

* The end of his review for [[The Garbage Pail Kids Movie|''The Garbage Pail Kids'']], where he probably puts more effort into a few minutes long [[2001: A Space Odyssey]] parody (while displaying a [[Awesome Music (Sugar Wiki)|pretty awesome opera voice]]) than a group of assumedly professional group of writers for an entire movie.

** And during his commentary on that video, he admits that looking back, he wishes they hadn't used that to end that video, because it ended up being so awesome, he wishes they could have saved it for the end of the very last video he ever did as the ultimate finale.

*** Can't we just say Critic's Moment of Awesome is actually WATCHING the film in the first place?

* His apologies about poking fun at [[Mako]] certainly count in that he STILL manages to pull a [[Take That]] at the audience by blatantly pointing out their own [[Fan Dumb]]. For the record, there's a difference between poking fun at a single character's voice and totally bashing an actor. Critic manages to point out these differences while apologizing to all the Mako fans at the same time, especially since he unintentionally referenced the fact that Mako died of throat cancer when he said that Splinter sounded like he "smoked a million Marlboros".

* Sticking to his guns and standing by his opinion that he liked the 1989 ''[[Batman (film)|Batman]]'' better than ''[[The Dark Knight]]'', knowing it would spark a bitchfest.

* In his review of ''Sidekicks'', the Critic proceeds to mercilessly mock Mako's [[Fan Dumb]] by deliberately avoiding making obvious jokes about him and explicitly comparing him to God. The review ends with {{spoiler|Chuck Norris smiting the Critic because Mako hates him.}}

* Animaniacs Tribute. Full stop. Made clear in the commentary that he's more or less ''just as in awe as we are'' at the interviews and cooperation he was able to pull down.

* The Critic singing his own version of [[The Nightmare Before Christmas|"Poor Jack"]] after a hard [[Heroic BSOD]], particularly when he rips off his T-shirt revealing his signature outfit. The camera shots and timing mimic that entire sequence to the split-second!

** Upon at the end of the song, he also describes that "While it may be pathetic, he's proud of what he does". Guts, man.

** And after all that, we hear a Nostalgia Critic theme song! I expect to hear that all the time from now on!

* The [[This Is Sparta|"BEST!]] [[So Cool Its Awesome|DEATH!]] [[Best X Ever|EVAH!"]] from 'Double Team', prompting the Nostalgia Critic to make a meme of it called "Frying the Coke".

* Naming [[Twilight (novel)|Bella Swan]] the number 1 [[Distressed Damsel|Dumbass in Distress]], topping even [[Super Mario Brothers|Princess]] [[Precision F-Strike|Fucking]] [[Super Mario Brothers|Peach.]] This quote sums it up:

* His summation of ''The Legend of the Titanic'', which takes on a more serious tone than usual as he discusses how offensive the film is to the memories of all the people who died on the ''Titanic'', denying that their senseless deaths even happened for the sake of a cheap anti-whaling screed.

** In the commentary, Doug calls attention to the great work done on the picture of the ''[[Fern Gully]]'' characters being inserted into the film, which is detailed to the point where you can start to put together an actual story to go with it.

** Also from that review, his disgust that the movie got Vee out of prostitution so easily when it's close to impossible in real life.

* The line in ''Care Bears In Wonderland'' that so succinctly sums his problems with princesses:

'''Critic''': Well mostly sell toys, piss off feminists, and make girls question their own sense of self-worth. *Beat* Tell me I'm wrong! }}

* Paul Dini became the second video subject to praise Doug on Twitter, as he loved the video on the eleven best ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'' episodes.

* The ''[[Star Trek: Insurrection]]'' video starts with a subversion of the expected joke of Linkara interrupting the Critic gloating over having escaped him. Linkara then pops up ''on the TV''.

** Not impressed with how [[Star Trek]] has now made the ethical battles between in right and wrong into cold facts, Critic gives us this:

'''Critic''': That's what I thought. }}

* In ''[[Thomas And The Tank Engine]]'', he sings once again. And for a parody entitled "Generic Song", it actually sounds quite pretty and soothing.

** Quickly interjecting that the media couldn't let an "[[Hollywood Homely|unpretty]]" [[Love Interest]] into one of their movies.

** Mocking how they weren't strong and competent for the reasons of strong and competent, but they were a [[Broken Bird]] inside and needed to put up their defenses.

** Pointing out the fact that Patch is the master of insecurity, but unlike the "fragile" woman love interest, he doesn't need to be sorted out because he's a man and makes us laugh. "[[Sarcasm Mode|And that excuses everything in this movie]]."

** ''Literally whipping'' the movie for disrespecting the murdered-in-real-life '''male''' friend of Adams so much that they changed his gender, put in a child molesting storyline and made "her" fall in love with [[Robin Williams]].

** On a side note, the review shows how far [[Visual Effects of Awesome|his special effects have come]] since The Garbage Pail Kids Movie.

** His sickened outrage at the movie including him defending the real Patch Adams is both this and heartwarming

** At at the end of the review, he not only recommends actually looking up Patch Adams, he looks him up himself and discovers that the real Patch Adams works hard with each of his patients and takes his work seriously, AND ends the review urging viewers to look up his website, and even donate if they like what they see.

** Pointing out that the movie's version of Patch Adams would be better off forgetting about being a doctor, and just hiring himself out to hospitals to entertain the patients.