The thing either the 2011 prequel or the john carpenter 1998 one

Jason x would be a good one to review its jason voorhees in space!!!

Gremlins 2: The New Batch. It’s really gotten a cult following in the past decade and it’s become one of my personal favorite movies. It’s really strange and divisive amongst people and I think it would be a great watch.

Steven .B old vs new of the thing would be interesting to see too

The Mummy Returns (2001) and the original with Boris Karloff

Black Hooded Ninja god your right is that is scary

Y Yes...?!

MastermindEpsilon Who is Doug Walker?

Al Gordo The critics real name

The Nostalgia Critic, his real name is Doug Walker when he's out of character.

Have you seen the second movie?!

@@FireGlitch Home Alone 2: Before Saw there was this.

@@JoshuaWebbYT its called bigger fatter lier and its basically a femake of big fat lier

kamenkewl some of it reminds me of the peter sellers trail case

None of them fatal though. Even when he's thrown from a helicopter, a professional is making sure he doesn't get seriously injured

Or because this series is under "entertainment"

Maybe he should do the sequel. Plenty to work with there

Well, it's more of a remake. It's called "Bigger Fatter Liar"

Well alot of the thıngs he dıd poınt out dıdn't make the movıe less enjoyable, ıf anythıng they made ıt more enjoyable! :)

He mainly just pointed out the Dreamcast’s many successes

Or One of a blues bothers.

@@ruthhorst8503 or an ex member of Blue Man Group.

@@UltimateGamerCC That too! 😀😀😀.

​@@UltimateGamerCC Megamind

Same!

I think that's the reason a lot of people still watch NC and the reason channel awesome has survived the KZfaq algorithm changed for so long

Same here!

like flood of memories by one PHOTO!

And when you mean strangely good, you mean it...

Just as goofy as I remembered. Ahh the good old days.

Just like Rapsittie Street Kids

And Paul Giamatti creates a strangely good villain

This movie makes me want to go to UNIVERSAL STUDIOS .

The fact he’s willingly hanging out with her still even after the ruse is over is honestly pretty sweet

Wait, really? Oh, that actually explains a lot.

@@charlirenner193 i didn’t catch that till I was like 19 lmao but I’m only 21 now so idk if that’s good on their writing or terrible for my media literacy lmao

at least he's owning it now

Kyosukedono- I doubt you’ll ever see Nostalgia Critic walking around anywhere else but conventions. Otherwise, the person who you would see walking around is Doug Walker, who is a complete 180 of Critic and very nice and genuine human being. People tend to confuse the two very easily, so don’t sweat it.

Kyosukedono Relax, it is just a role he plays.

theres a difference between a character and himself

Well, he has ripped apart quite a few movies I like, or at least used to like as a kid. But we do have one thing in common: We both hate Moulin Rouge.

That....actually makes sense.

I want this now!!

Can we have this ?

It'd be like Fluke... except as a buddy/cop movie.

It could be called a Coop.

Sniper Melon gross...

This movie is one of my favorite things ever so I won't give him any shit for being one of the writers

Honestly explains a lot

Oof

Sniper Melon Amanda Bynes once said this, “Love you Dan” ^^ *AMANDA SHOW INTRO*

That's becuase they were already hooked up

@@keybladelovers weren't they just really good friends, like Brothers and sisters

guess 66 your actually right they are just good friends i looked it up on Wikipedia and imdb. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Fat_Liar

What if a movie at that time had a brother-sister team as the main stars? In Spy Kids, it would be weird for Carmen and Juni to hook up.

Sean Wheeler True but the characters in this movie aren’t brother and sister right? Normally if you have two people of opposite genders in a movie who aren’t related Hollywood can’t resist having them hook up despite the fact 99% of the time it’s really unnecessary and the couple in question have little to no chemistry. To find a good example of how wrong this can go I’d recommend watching Valerian and the city of a thousand planets. Actually scratch that I don’t recommend watching that film cos it’s fucking terrible.

Nucular Can't argue with that.

I’d watch that

Mmmm

😂😂😂

This definitely gives me "Chicken boo: The Origin Story" vibes

They just needed Mike Myers cat in the hat giving that tour.

I was not expecting to see the Grinch costume in this movie!

@@BrandontheBeldam2993 It'll be funny if that happens and he gets hit in the balls. Again.

I acknowledge your acknowledgement!

Thank you BigLord. You get me

TBH, I didn't even notice

I feel so dumb 😭

Yeah, that was actually a part of one of the original promo trailers. How it’s based on “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”, or at least a modern spin on it.

They didn't say anything about a little blue dragon...

Maddin 07, Actually, that was Spyro 2: Season of Flame. Also, the Bonus Features includes a trailer for Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly. And we all know what happened during the game’s development… XD

@@untitledjunk03 I have Spyro: Enter The Dragonfly

HeroesSquad, Same. Except, I have the PAL region copy for the PS2, since I’m from the UK.

@@heroessquad2019 I'm sorry.

Yeaaaaa

Dr Turk from Scrubs...

You forgot to include Amanda Bynes

Can it be a prequel to the spaceship sketch of SNL ?

He’s probably busy doing his cameo for the Sonic the hedgehog movie coming out next year

As long as Paul Geomoni is in it.

Has to be a movie about the making of the movie and giamanu is the director with the sequel being the movie

If that chicken has a scene where it has an axe for a head, follows him around like Tails in the Sonic games and has White saying "Did I do that?" just once, I'll give them my paycheck.

Not quite, but I get where you're coming from.

I thought you were going to say it´s a PG version of Harvey Weinstein sexploitation business.

Not gonna lie I felt like some kind of Einstein Socrates combo when I figured this out

Wow, I never realized that.

..... how have I never realized this

And Frankie Muniz.

@@calebmauer1751 I like on Agent Cody Banks and on this movie with Amanda Bynes I like her show on All That and on her own show The Amanda Show when I was a kid

This movie got me into Duran Duran

Probably the only time using this song in a movie was a stroke of genius.

Don't know if you're still in school but 11th and 12th grade usually offer creative writing as an elective. If they dont at your school talk to the admin. I'm sure you could get one set up

Darek Baird Amen to that. It’s all research papers. And analysis of a text. I think I’ve only ever written fictional stories on standardized tests.

I like writing stories too! In-fact I'm doing some right now, when I get a chance.

@@robk5488 Been done for a bit now my man but thank you all the same.

Go ahead, write me a story

Same here.

What??? I'm not the only one who thought they were the same person???

Paul Giamatti and David Cross look very similar.

Holy shit I thought the same thing! How many of us have done that?

I've done the same thing too so no worries 😂

This is him recovering from the last review... His doctor said he needs to keep his stress down before spontaneously ignites...

@@MrSuperbeast92 poor fellow. He needs a hug.

He has given a positive review of Bartok the Magnificent.

I still believe Freddy got fingered wasn't that bad

Explain please.

@@lonelymoe1822 the heroes last name is "Shepherd" and the bad guys last name is "Wolf"

@@Xarazel and know believe Jason Sherpad when he cried wolf makes so much sense

Also known as Slightly Complex Plan.

Too many people like shitting on movies from their childhood to seem cool even if they liked them and even if they're good

agreed

Probably during the time Cartoon Network tried to add live action shows I suppose?

The horror! Please don't remind me of those dark days.

I remember it being played more on Disney than anything

Everytime I saw it, it was on Disney. I thought it was a Disney movie

Same

No....HE LOOKS LIKE MARY POPPINS YALLL

motor4X4kombat my thoughts exactly

Fox Skirata Like a time capsule

Kind of like when I re-watched the Ace Ventura movies. I thought my adult self would hate them, but actually, I enjoyed them even more. All the silly things Ace did had a purpose, and he's actually a damn good detective.

Even if he sometimes talks out of his ass...

God damn it, nobody's going to get that!

The same reason Apple Jacks are called Apple Jacks.

It’s better than Granola bars by a mile.

Cinnamon sugar goodness!

No one knows....

Best scooby doo movie ever made

Me too

Me

Well he really does hate the role. Even told people that if they seem him doing it again, put a bullet in his head.

Napalm Blaziken I know and that's sad part about it. The fact that Steve Urkel saved Family Matters from getting cancel in the beginning of first season but I think the show should have ended at season 5 and let the actors move on with their careers .

Jordan Davis 🤪

*forward to*

I guess that English class isn't working out for you

I like how he knows where the ad breaks are gonna be

Every week, a video such as this is released by our noble content creater, the Nostalgia Critic. But, gentle viewer, what piece of popular culture shall he dissect for our amusement tonight? In Truth a simple enough movie, Big Fat Liar is herein examined. Let us move on to the main event!

... is that... Grig?

ironmaster64 oh thank god someone said it first

He really does!

ironmaster64 wait what?

I thought I was the only one.

I thought it would be obvious.

I agree.

Gavin Conley you mean search for the worst by I hate everything

@@gregfar6398 I didn't know I Hate Everything did that ok

@@GG_AKA_GAVIN Ya that series is pretty good.

You mean the Sparkplug and Video Brinquedo stuff? Is there anything new to say about those films that hasn't already been said by Bobsheaux, Phelous, and all those other people who reviewed them? I'd prefer if he or someone else did the obscure 1999 adaptation of Puss in Boots by Phil Nibbelink, which has embarrassingly bad animation that makes the Zelda CDI games look like Studio Ghibli.

I really loved this movie as a kid. Amanda + Malcolm was GOLD

Me too

Ditto. I have no idea why I enjoy(ed) it so much but I definitely remember that one fondly

Haha I just watched it on TV with my dad. Lots of those old Frankie Muniz movies are loads of fun even if they're not necessarily "good"

I like the first one better

Same here. Same with the sequel

Cosmic I was just about to comment about this. Lol. Fond memories of this as well

And the ending credit song is "Move It Like This" by Baha Men. A song that I still listen to more than "Who Let the Dogs Out".

NC ain't the sharpest tool in the shed.

No shit, sherlock.

And Doug can't tell it apart from Sum 41 or Evanescence. Or if he can, doesn't bother. So, there may be a good reason he talks about filmmaking and comedy instead of pop music.

Ah, Smash Mouth. Hollywood shoved you down our throats so much (Mystery Men, Rat Race (where you actually cameoed), Shrek) is it any wonder that we threw up???????

Good question ?

I loved this movie and still do.

FILM Freak Frankie munez month!?

Yes a Frankie Muniz month would be awesome!

This would be AMAZING! Frankie February?

That one (and its even-more-incompetent sequel) needs to be roasted.

I want to see the review called Agent Cody Banks 2003 movie with Frankie Muniz and Hilary Duff

I agree completely. Granted, 2000s music really wasn't anything to write home about (the early 00s were okay, but the mid-late 2000s were mediocre at best), but the 2010s are a fucking disaster of a decade. It's honestly hard to find anything good about the 2010s. Movies, T.V. shows, mainstream music, fashion, and society in general just sucks in this decade. I guess the one good thing is that it's easier to find underground bands with the internet. But that's pretty much it.

They make music these days? I thought it was just people droning in the same monotone synced to nearly identical computer-generated tracts.

Are you kidding me? The 2000s was mostly NuMetal trash and other garbage. Terrible and almost no redeeming quality. Music in the 2010s isn't great but it's a fuckton better than the stale '90s-leftovers of the 2000s. The 2010s have been better than the 2000s in every way. The early-mid 2000s are honestly embarrassing in retrospect outside of cartoons. This was a time when Austin Powers was considered the height of good comedy. CRINGE. There were good movies like LoTR but....it was mostly a deadzone, until superhero movies started getting pretty awesome with 'The Dark Knight Rises'. God that decade sucked. So. Hard. The 2010s has at least seen a revival of aviators.

Mainstream music has sucked for years.There is still good music coming out it’s just not on the radio.

@@ionbing2884 Absolutely fucking this. I even wrote a piece on how shitty the 2000s was for music recently (because I was bored). "Oh, God, I just have to say this: music in the 2000s abysmal, not just because of mainstream music diminishing in quality from the 90s, but because it was an absolutely disgusting amalgamation of every single music stereotype of the 80s-90s. For instance, rap music became an ironic caricature of every gangsta hip hop trope of the 90s. MCs attempted to encapsulate the intensity of artists like Biggie, 'Pac and Wu Tang, but ended up conveying themselves as autistic ruffians with the sole purpose of degrading all progress African Americans worked so desperately hard to create since the end of slavery into oblivion. And the idiocy manifested even further when nearly everyone in the early '00s caught on with this behavior. Besides the more obvious offender (nu metal, I'll talk about that later), it seemed like every celebrity, in an attempt to stay hip and "with the times," clung onto that rope of being an urban street thug; they mastered the dialect of slang as it were their own native tongue. This was evident in MTV the most, when shows like Pimp My Ride, TRL and the VMAs perfectly showed how celebrities engaged in that lifestyle of hard drugs, partying and pretending to act in a superior manner to other celebrities. Even the rockstars of that time seemed milquetoast compared to the abundant drama between pop celebrities during that period. Speaking of which, rock music fell into the trap of self-lampooning their predecessors. Let's say that after Cobain's death, the destiny of rock basically split into three paths, each retaining and combining elements of their pioneers with traditional and trendy pop music. The first path spawned directly as a consequence of Cobain's death, named the dreaded post-grunge genre. Bands like Nickelback, Creed, Puddle of Mudd liberated elements of the big 4 of grunge (Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains) with a commercially mainstream sound, eschewing the raw, lo-fi atmosphere that made the original grunge movement so unique. Of course, it became popular amongst the casual music listeners, due to its predictable instrumentation of clean, yet pseudo-distorted guitars, forming catchy, yet depth-less pop melodies. Secondly, pop punk managed to coincide with post-grunge music in mainstream rock. The typical mallcore, prurient audience quickly related with its transgressive, angsty lyrics meshed into simple 3 power-chord melodies and such. Hot Topic exacerbated the culture; soon, teens dressed up in grungy/messed up apparel when their favorite boxers were too dirty to sag with. And finally, Nu Metal… do I really need to elaborate on this? Even indie rock perished in its own stereotypes. While it objectively accumulated almost every outstanding album of the '00s, the general public could not have tarnished its reputation any further. Remember when in TV shows or movies, innocent Modest Mouse, Arcade Fire or Radiohead fans received wedgies and swirlies from bravado jocks? Or how about in the stall nearby, where a pale, yet darkly dressed person spurted geysers from his wrists every day, while tears formed puddles into the ground? I think you get my point now, but music became so inside the box in the 2000s, it felt like an infinite prison of torture. Also, to add, music cliques spawned more than ever AND became more ferocious than ever. In the Rock and Metal realm, if you didn't enjoy the “badassery” of crunchy guitars, or made music that wasn't as heavy as can be, you were shunned as a typical pop fanboy and were criticized for not making real music. On the other hand, if you weren't particularly fond of the overtly optimistic melodies or danceable beats of Pop, R&B and Hip Hop, and felt the people who made or enjoyed such music lived a vapid lifestyle, they would scrutinize you as a freak or hipster, and tell you promptly to listen to your screamo-goth music or whatever genre they made up that they were entirely ignorant of. It was a conflict between the abrasive manliness and edginess of Rock/Metal/ (and the pretentious drivel of Indie/Alternative/Emo) versus the urban, overly sexualized and glamorous Pop/Rap/R&B music. Anyone who didn't fit the mold of any of these were ostracized without question. They couldn't find a balance between such differing cliques, and when they clashed, it either became a perplexing mess or a catastrophe of stupidity.

I'm pretty sure he's mentioned before he's not exactly fond of Smash Mouth

Smash Mouth is shit.

They weren't that great to begin with. They're a one hit wonder that was everywhere in the late '90s early 2000s.

Jeff Doyen Not exactly a one hit wonder band, they have released several albums over the years.

@SuperGoldstar127 I respectfully disagree

He just needs the white hat.

And black nerd

Blue was playing in the background in the car-taunting scene.

+The Buttonmasher I actually didn't know that to start with. But when I found the song online, I finally realized the joke behind that scene! Also, I often wondered why it sounded better in the movie than on it's own, but maybe that's because they increased the pitch for some reason. Just like what Johnny English did with 'A Man For All Seasons' by Robbie Williams.

Now Wonder avgn is better

I oddly love early 2000s music even though I didnt listen to any of it at the time. Mainly post grunge and nu metal though

ohboi 123 smash mouth sucks

@@MichelleZhou ouch...

Smash Mouth does suck, so...

I mean Giamatti in this movie is basically a Jim Carrey character, so it's understandable

He's blue... THE GOD DAMN LIAR IS BLUE!!!

Me too

Would love that!! Thought ppl forgot that movie!!

@@diggerfan9319 yea an old and forgotten one

I was going to say the same thing. I think I liked it better than this one.

Fuck yeah!

Ryan Galicia wasn’t that the movie that got josh his first role?

Pink Floyd's The Wall review: Hold my beer.

You mean a Wednesday?

I guess if you enjoy watching absolute garbage then yeah, good day. Doug has run this format into the ground and it is the same tired shit over and over again.

Smokey McJoint Well aren’t you mr positive

He remembers it so you need not

Smokey McJoint Why are you here?

Glad others pointed this out so I didn't have to, lol

Thats where I knew him from tbh , and Stuck in the suburbs lol

He was a thing for a while in Amanda shows

His name is Spaulding

Came to say this.

Baha Men - move it like this was my favorite song in the ending of this movie

Or as others call it "Fall of the 90's!". XD

Fire Dust Can i go back to eather?

Do you mean Doug's first movie?

No! What went wrong with Amanda Bynes?

David James dan schneider

Hugh Janus Do you mean cos he wrote this film, or is he alleged to have done things to her?

Ohhhh. I hadn't heard this before. Errrr, bad enough if this is true, but adding to that is he looks like an ugly ver of Shrek

David James good observation

Yeah, that's definitely the uniform, not sure bout the alien head though.

G Com Yes!

Yes! They always remind me of each other, and please......I need to see the NC comment on the Mcgoogle scene

Oh my God, this HAS to happen lmao.

Yes! The Disney nostalgia is closing in! I have also requested this film, too.

YES great film such nostalgia

Could be worse: Could have been costumes from Tom Cruise's The Mummy.

THE GODDAMN DELOREAN WAS IN THERE TOO! Best movie. But he didnt show that scene.

End Credit Reviews- he actually doesn’t dislike The Mummy all that much. He just hates how people call “The Original Mummy Movie” when there’s an Original Original The Mummy movie from the 30s by Boris Karloff.

I don't think he dislikes The Mummy. He only dislikes that people think the one starting Brendan Frasier is the original. Check out his review of the Mummy with Tom Cruise and see something that goes way beyond dislike and with good reason.

Didn't he say it was okay in his review?

Thank you, I thought I was the only one who noticed!

Word?

Zero Cool I do

he said he'd take the brain.

You know what else is funny? You getting the quote wrong.

klimmr3021 Zoey 101, Henry danger, and Game Shakers

A movie with no foot fetish? But it’s Dan Schneider

Dan "get in the van" Schneider?

No wonder why people confused this for a Nickelodeon movie

Victorious

John Jo That's something to save for a 00 episode

That's a really good idea John

I remember him more as that pop star, Jordan Cahill, from the Disney Channel movie "Stuck in the Suburbs".

@@rushmaverick1923 If you can believe it, he was on "MAD TV" briefly before SNL...

LaDracul - Wow! I did not know that.

He is also married to Colby Smaulders(Robin) from HIMYM

Monkiki do the sloppy swish...

I did.

He was too busy listening to Hungry Like The Wolf

Because movie.

Mine to, and maybe because it a more simpler episode, no pintless sketches or subplots, just Doug reviewing an actually nostalgic movie

@@ironmaster6496 yes

Was there bigger fatter ladies?

Large Thicc Lie Teller

Alan Alves welp guess it's time to commit gun