Nostalgia Critic

- Season 13

(2020)

The final installment in the new Star Wars trilogy has a lot of people split. Let's see if the Nostalgia Critic can figure out why. Time to take a look at Star Wars:The Rise of Skywalker.

With the Star Wars sequel trilogy wrapped up, fans are starting to say the prequels were better. Yeah, seriously. The Nostalgia Critic journeys back to that galaxy far, far away to examine both prequel and sequel trilogies to spotlight what worked, what didn't work, what REALLY didn't work, and what the prequels may in fact have that could possibly make them more proper Star Wars movies than the new ones.

Beverly Hills Chihuahua was number one at the box office for two weeks, TWO WEEKS. What on Earth was in it that made people subject themselves to such punishment?

With the changes happening to digitally "fix' films before and after they come out, are films going the same route as many buggy video games?

It's the Nic Cage smash that knew how to smash. What does the Nostalgia Critic think about the 90s all-star blockbuster, Con Air?

The '90s had a plethora of animated duck shows, each one good in their own way, but does one stand out above the rest? The Nostalgia Critic looks back on Duckman and how it may have been ahead of its time.

With a big demand for female superheroes these days, the Nostalgia Critic looks back at one of the earliest attempts to bring a super-heroine to the big screen.

Has method acting become a trait of the past, having become so overdone that it's become stale and outdated? Or, is it still a very useful tool in enabling actors to reach their full potential by careful study and analysis of their characters? The Nostalgia Critic, though more of an over-actor than a method actor, weighs in with his own ideas.

For the beginning of Spider-Month, the Nostalgia Critic kicks off the month by reviewing Sam Raimi's first Spider-Man film.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews what is considered by many as the best of the Sam Raimi Spider-Man films.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews the most divisive installment of the Sam Raimi Spider-Man films.

The Nostalgia Critic review the start of the Marc Webb duology of The Amazing Spider-Man.

The Nostalgia Critic ends Spider-Month by reviewing the last of the Marc Webb duology: The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews DreamWorks Animations' hit Trolls featuring Justin Timberlake and Anna Kendrick.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews Dolittle, the 2020 family film starring Robert Downey Jr.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews the highly anticipated sequel Frozen II.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews the sequel to the hit film Independence Day.

The Nostalgia Critic looks at both old and new styles of animation, and examines how each can either enhance or subtract from a movie or show.

Where do they come up with this stuff? The Nostalgia Critic reviews that zany 1986 horror film Critters.

The Critic looks back at a seemingly forgotten-yet has somehow become a cult hit-animated film about a twisted love story between two wolves. It will leave you howling - with confusion.

The Nostalgia Critic looks at the highest-grossing movie of all time and one of the biggest juggernauts ever to hit theaters.

Because the first one was such a masterpiece and demanded a sequel, the Nostalgia Critic checks out the further contrived adventures of Stuart Little.

Did anybody really want the boring blue boy scout back, critic takes a look at Superman's return.

Critic reviews the Totally spies movie.

The Daredevil spinoff didn't wow as many audiences as it would've liked. The Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Marvel's Elektra.

Why do so many people seem do like Alita? Critic sets out to find out.

The Critic looks back on a film that exhibits old fashioned slapstick with a dark atmosphere and some mean-spirited moments. A family picture people didn't know what to make of.

The Critic looks at how Hollywood "sunk" a fortune into making a nonsensical action movie, then naming it after a popular board game - and we're not talking about Mystery Date.

Looking back on one of his favorite animated Disney films, the Critic shows everything that was great about the film, everything that wasn't, and why it has rightfully developed a cult following.

The Critic reviews the 2019 "live action"/animated hybrid remake of The Lion King, pointing out that despite it making a ton of money and trying to look realistic, is as lifeless as a dead elephant skull and just as hollow.

At long last, the Critic reviews The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland. Does it hold up? Is it a decent movie? Sure, if you're three.

Everyone knows the Peter Jackson version, but years earlier animation director Ralph Bakshi gave his unique take on the famous story. Is it worth looking up? Yes...for the most part. The Nostalgia Critic takes a look at The Animated Lord of the Rings movie.

The Critic looks back at that beloved, animated cult favorite from 1999: The Iron Giant. He examines its cult following and how the film, although not a very original concept, resonates so well with others, even to this day.

Before Bill and Ted Face The Music comes out, The Nostalgia Critic looks back at the strange, but "excellent" adventures of our favorite valley boys.

Let's get down to business. The Nostalgia Critic reviews the 1998 animated classic Mulan, and even before he's through, he'll make a critic out of you.

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The Critic reviews an early '90s mean-spirited comedy that truly speaks to the spoiled brat in all of us.

Before the Sonic the hedgehog movie there was Detective Pikachu and Critic reviews it.

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It's Stephen King time. Let's look over one of his most popular stories as well as most popular mini-series about a deadly disease. Because yeah, it's that kind of year. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at The Stand.

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Crtic reviews the adaptation of the scary book.

Kevin Smith's bizarre horror film is gaining a bit of a following. Nostalgia Critic says it's for mostly a good reason.

The Wilkins Coffee mascot murders Malcolm and Tamara, as the Critic reviews several classic commercials.

Critic has always thought the original Lion King was overrated but what about it's sequel. Critic looks at the 1998 direct-to-video sequel to see how Simba fares as a king and a father.

It's almost ten years old, and critics still can't stand this film. Can Nostalgia Critic find some deeper meaning to it or is it as bad as people say?

Whether you love it or hate, this holiday horror film is becoming more and more popular. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at why the film is catching on over the holiday season. Let's start Christmas off right with Krampus.

Being a Muppet fan and a quasi-Christmas Carol fan, the Critic looks at a version of the classic tale many of us grew up with. His unpopular opinions both clash and coincide with members of the young and old.

Deck the Halls with bows of Hollywood executives to the green-lighting of one of the worst Christmas movies of all time. The Nostalgia Critic fulfills years of requests by reviewing a real turkey.

No better way to celebrate a dark, dreary Christmas than with a dark, dreary Christmas movie. Since Die Hard and Lethal Weapon are classified as Christmas movies, the Nostalgia Critic bestows the same honor to Batman Returns.

The Nostalgia Critic crams in one more Christmas movie of the year, and it's of the worst Home Alone movie of the bunch. Direct-to-TV, all new cast, recycled plots, lame traps, and no brains.