I love the "Let me get my clarinet for a proper conversation", the endings of some of these are best part

@wjzav1971

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah i really loved when he said that. It was so fucking funny.

lol...that BITCH from Peanuts! That was certainly random! XD

@PhoenixRising87

9 жыл бұрын

malykoth I always thought of Lucy as "that bitch from Peanuts," not Peppermint Patty...

@lamfan3591

9 жыл бұрын

ElectricMayhem87 for the most part, I would agree, but Patty is a bitch as well

@PhoenixRising87

9 жыл бұрын

Lam Fan I guess she is kind of passive--aggressive with Charlie Brown (but that's only because she's secretly in love with him).

Lol I didn't even know the Eddie Murphy one was a remake

@theartofbeingcompletelyran1788

9 жыл бұрын

Me too.

@flyingprinprin

9 жыл бұрын

You and me both.

@GhostFan-ev4di

9 жыл бұрын

Eliza Lopez Everything I ever known was A lie!

@AyaneFukumi

9 жыл бұрын

Same lol

@JacobHillSBD

9 жыл бұрын

I thought it was a remake of The Robin Williams movie. But then again, that had a different story.

I kinda think, about side-characters, the remake got it perfect with the professor's family, specialy because THEY EARNED THEIR OWN SEQUEL. But mosly because all roles Murphy was in were kinda likeable. The professor was someone who had his insecurities, his awkwardness, but when you look at his face, specialy when he is smiling, you can't avoid getting the impression he is sweet and funny, someone who will try to crack a joke at a tense moment, who will talk slow and tender and try to teach his class with the patience of a buda. His family were different spectrums of personality, his father was more fast-talking and no-nonsense, the grandmother was just straightfoward nuts and "I'm old, I have the right to not gie a shit to anything anymore", but the mother was more similar to the professor, which makes sense who was his role-model to grow up like that. The old version's professor looks too pitiful. Yes, sympathetic, but mostly pathetic, so you feel guilty for his unfortunate events and be nice with him, and his nature is to be nice with everyone, but that makes you really want to give him a slap and say "grow a pair!" but still try to do it in a nice way.

0:45 the reason we have youtube critic's

Actually I think the whole "Buddy Love being an insecure douche" thing actually work in the context of the original. The professor was this meek and insecure guy who got bullied by the cool kids who acted like jerks. When he becomes Buddy Love he probably got the idea that in order to be cool you had to be a jerk to people. It adds to the whole moral of the story in that you should be yourself because if you pretend to be someone you're not you just hurt people.

@kevins.4185

10 жыл бұрын

it adds to the moral but still doesn't mean he should be seen as suave in fact that probably would hurt him. If being cool means being the jerk that makes him more unlikable and if the girls don't like jerks they won't like him.

Did anyone else just for some reason found the ending with 'hercules, hercules. hercules' just made it funnier?

No one who watched this movie for the first time now would get annoyed with Jerry Lewis's voice, they've been hearing professor frink for the past twenty six years. It's a normal voice in popular culture now.

Dave Chapelle had one of those minds that I am jealous of. I still crack up at his skit about the blind black guy that thought he was white and was part of the kkk but I always get upset I didn't think of it first.

The dean's facial features are - you know, "hilarious" doesn't even scratch the surface.

i love both versions. they made me laugh SO HARD! fun fact: jerry lewis from the original produced the murphey remake.

@phantomzone2725

7 жыл бұрын

And inspired Professor Frink.

Naughty, naughty, naughty Teacher!

Now that I have seen the episode, that ending was both a blind side, and hilarious. And every scene with Chapell was my favorite.

Wow, l always thought the Eddie Murphy version was just excessive lowbrow humor, but this open my eyes that actually more heart to it than I thought. The butt-jokes are still there, but still.

Lewis sounds like Professor Frink

@Co-Jinn

10 жыл бұрын

Funny, seeing as Professor Frink was actually based off Lewis-es version of the Nutty Professor >,>

@lilsunny7399

10 жыл бұрын

cool

@pseudofox

10 жыл бұрын

Cody Jinn Indeed!

@SonofMrPeanut

9 жыл бұрын

***** In Grandpa Vs Sexual Inadequacy, Professor Frink does a Buddy Love transformation after drinking Abe and Homer's tonic.

@lilsunny7399

9 жыл бұрын

holy crap i have to see that

AT SCENE 3:37, THAT WAS BEST. I REMEBERED LAUGHING SO DARN HARD WHEN HE JUMPED SHIP, LOL

That peanuts touch at the end was rockin.

i see were they got the professor character from the Simpsons

@SonofMrPeanut

9 жыл бұрын

Lewis eventually guest starred as Frink's father in a Treehouse of Horror.

@phantomzone2725

7 жыл бұрын

Frink had his antics based on Kelp, basically.

Shit...I didn't even know there was an old Nutty Professor. :\

I have a feeling if we saw Jerry Lewis' family it would be a lot of "oyle"s and "froinlaiven"s.

@phantomzone2725

7 жыл бұрын

I saw what you did here...

Lewis and Murphy? Are you talking about Robocop?

The clarinet line at the end slayed me.

The out of focus on the girl is his glasses falling down on his nose making his vision blurry. Also the old is funny as heck XD

I'd like to see Little Shop of Horrors

You are really really entertaining!! Unlike 99% of rants and "reviews" on youtube! good stuff! subbbed!

lewis bailing over the wall is one of the funniest moments in film it wins from that scene alone!

2:54 The look on Benzaie's face is pure win!

Never understood why Lewis is so unpopular with Americans. To me he is such a brilliant actor and creative man. One of the few men who gave physical comedy a respectable approach and reminds me so much of charlie chaplain. Plus, if you watch any of his less appreciated movies like the bellboy or the Patsy, you can see his influence from European comedians, mime and the Silent era. What an amazing, yet misunderstood man.

The ending with the Critic talking to the Peanuts parents is best part, why are the endings of his reviews so funny=D

The Simpsons' Professor Frink is clearly based on/a parody of Lewis' Nutty Professor. Both are hilarious, in any case.

8:35 you can tell they had to work on that because it was like a rap battle for comedians. I love that seen.

When it looked like he was about to bash Dave and then started shouting, "How dare you leave The Chappelle Show, you damn comedic genius?!", that got a good laugh out of me... followed immediately by sadness. I miss you, Dave Chappelle.

@Mariokemon

8 жыл бұрын

why? he's alive

6:10 LOL that right there is gonna be my new wallpaper. XD

6:10 I haven't heard him say "EXPLAIN!" In a while, but next time he should add a clip of Dalek saying "EXPLAIN! EXPLAIN!"

Murphy plays an eccentric billionaire who can do whatever he wants...so...he turns into a black Tony Stark? That's freakin' awesome!

2:50 I was NOT expecting that sequence... I was eating pudding and cookies, and now I don't know if I want to finish.

This caught my eye...and I've seen both...and I liked both.

I was never that happy to be called a mindless ape since this video! XD

Another hilarious review man. Keep'em coming

The shaving part made me laugh throughout the review! >w

7:34 Well, in defense of those college students, college does age people really quick.

I watched the Eddie Murphy one last week. It still holds up.

Sorry critic, but you're dead wrong about the new Professor's family scenes being only "humorous" as opposed to "hilarious". They are piss-your-pants HILARIOUS!

When I saw the Lewis version as a child, we didn't get 10 minutes in. My brother, sister and I all burst out screaming and crying when we saw him transform. We didn't get the funny bit, we saw it as absolutely terrifying.

that dean 10:41 reminded me a lot of The Nostalgia Critic, now I know where he get's it from.

Haha the revenge scene is so epic

Was i the only one, who expected Critic to turn into Chester at the end of the video, and Chester saying like, "Oh, forgot to take my potion."

LOL: the ending! : )

You should've kept the shit locks line. That's my favorite line ever

The end was really funny.

02:32 I tried that insult on someone but all they did was just turn back and scream "HAPPY BIRTHDAY!"

When I saw this video for the first time, I had never heard off the Jerry Lewis version before. Thanks Critic, I'll check it out sometime.

Great revenge! Loved what Eddie did to the comedian xD

13:14 ~One of these is not like the other~

I know that this is just nitpicking, but Peppermint Patty doesn't have a mom. Whenever she mentions her family in the comics, it's only her dad.

I prefer the newer version, i dunno, cause I felt Eddie and the cast were more related to real life while kept the great humor. I wish I enjoy the old, but is kinda painful to watch >

@goyjin5676

9 жыл бұрын

Killian Billian I know! It was made in kind of a time where they didn't really know what good comedy was:P the proffesor has an over the top voice which i think was supposed to be funny and it probably was for that time period, but now it's just an annoying voice. Also you can see it on the cover for the dvd that the movie is going to be painfull. The fake teeth and cross eyes-___-

i personally also prefer the newer one, cause in truth, The transition from professor to Buddy is a little more trickling than jarring. When he first turns into Buddy, the Buddy persona isn't really there. It's more exactly what a fat guy that's suddenly not would do. We really only see Buddy start to emerge as Professor takes more of the potion.

@therealCrazyJake

9 жыл бұрын

fireblast133 "I can see my dick! I CAN SEE MY DICK!!!" XD

"Even if he does punch like a girl" LMFAO

16:32 I was thinking just what you were saying. Even to this day, I STILL don't know why the adults in Peanuts sound like that!

8:40 Now that's what I call good old sweet black revenge.

That "fatter/flattered" joke is so cheesy, but it kills me every time.

When I read this, I felt that I read an attempt of a Chuck Norris fact.

...you know what? I did too...lol!

Now that the critic is back, he should do an old vs. new hairspray.

The Eddie Murphy, Nutty Professor Movie scared the crap out of me.

didnt even know there was an older nutty professor im too young for this (not even two decades old)

"Wipe of that lipstick and lets get started"

"That... bitch from Peanuts." Bahahahaha! YES XD

HAHA, what was wrong with Sir? I mean Peppermint Patty? xD

Funny you should mention that. Jerry Lewis played Frink Sr. in a Treehouse of Horror special. And yes, Professor Frink himself was based off the Nutty Professor.

ending is perfect

Now I get the feeling he's gonna review the sequal.

When i need a good laugh, i always watch the new version !

When I read your comment before reading that one, My head...actually began to hurt...Ow...

I think Peppermint Patty's parents called Critic just to sing to him.

the voice actor is tom kenny :) he has done a huge number of voice roles

13:08 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!! XD

Eddie Murphy's version of the professor was far better. And I'd go so far as to say his version of Buddy Love was better as well. But I hated the CGI effect slapstick, the garbage with his family, and Dave Chapelle (not because he left his own show, but because it existed in the first place). And then there's the incredibly cute blond girl in the original. Somewhat creepy, what with the pig tails and all, but God she was heavenly.

@Cpointman417

10 жыл бұрын

Jeez dude. What's with the hate on Chappelle?

@kevins.4185

10 жыл бұрын

Yeah I wasn't a big fan of Chappelle but i don't hate him so much that it downgrades everything he is in.

And forgetting that the series balances light and dark elements much better. But this is M. Night Shyamalan we're talking about. He couldn't direct a kid-friendly movie to save his life. Much less one that also has an epic, war-based storyline, comedy, and romance. He's the last person you'd want directing a live action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Nostalgia critic !! Your a legend !!!

In truth, I don't believe they underestimate us. I think we overestimate them.

I use to relate more to the Murphy version because I use to be chubby and a REAL LOSER in middle school. But now that I've lost most of the weight, I relate more to the Lewis version. Being scrawny, weak, and OBSESSING OVER girls who are out of my league, having better fashion similar to Buddy Love, more slick hair like buddy love, and just trying to prove that I can stand up for myself. So even though I think the Murphy version is slightly better, I prefer the Lewis version for more personal reasons. Murphy focuses on being thin, and Lewis focuses on being fit. Which I'm really focused on right now.

No competition, Lewis > Murphy. I like Eddie Murphy but the Lewis version is the best.

When I saw the Murphy version of this film as a kid, my most prominent memory of it was the feeling of wanting to harm that stand-up comedian who was making fun of him. Fortunately for all concerned, that very hting happened in the movie, so I was very satisfied.

I didn't know the remake wasn't the original. I was like, "did they make a new nutty professor recently?"

did anyone else think dr,insano woude apper in this video

In truth, I've seen so many bad decisions that were due to focus groups or executives underestimating their audiences...like in the case of Paramount claiming they cut out a good chunk of "The Last Airbender" because of "3D conversion" when in reality, they don't think children will sit for more than an hour and a half. THAT was something that hurt the film, in addition to M. Night forgetting the series can be funny.

I never saw the the OLD version to this movie ; in fact I had NO idea that there even was one already made, so my opinion on which one is BETTER would not really COUNT at all.

The NC identifies himself in The Dean character in the Lewis version of The Nutty Professor. The key with the Lewis version is the humor was made to a different audience than we have now. I thought the Murphy version was more of a modern vehicle movie than the Lewis one was...BUT I liked the new Buddy over Jerry Lewis's Buddy. Both were generally fine though :D

oh... thanks man

Man, what happened to this segment? This was such a fun show. Why doesnt he do it anymore?

The Lewis Version, that point where he bolted, Gold. It doesn't even seem that funny talking about it, but when I saw that, god damn I laughed my ass off. My favorite in the Murphy version though IS the Chapelle scene, It was so hilarious I was rolling on the floor at how evily funny it was.

Wagg, wah wah, wagga waaaaa. -The parents of Peppermint Patty

Depends on what classes you're taking, believe it or not there are certain ages for certain classes in particular

You know, I was expecting him to pick the older version because it looked classier (haven't seen either, basing this on the clips).

at the end i laughed alot

the critic sounded so torn when it came to this old vs new episode. also the lewis version sounds like the inspiration for spongebob

Now all they need is a sequel month and have nutty professor the klumps.

There's also an animated sequel to the original version that actually returns Jerry Lewis to his role and has Drake Bell playing his grandson (I think).

I guess that all depends on what you mean by "qualified". NC is a "professional" critic, as he makes the money he needs to live from the advertisements and revenue generated by TGWTG and Channel Awesome Productions. Roger Ebert posted on Twitter that the episode "A Tribute to Siskel and Ebert" was "the best, funniest video about Siskel & Ebert I've ever seen." NC was even interviewed on 20/20 in an episode called "Work Wars". Personally, I'd say he's "qualified". *shrugs*