It's funny how Doug plays the Nostalgia Critic but IRL Rob is far more similar to the charterer

@Wawagirl17

8 жыл бұрын

That's true, actually. In these "Real Thoughts" videos I'm almost always the most excited for Rob's outbursts. lol

@Little1Cave

8 жыл бұрын

Considering that Rob is a co-writer of the Nostalgia Critic, I can now see why. XD

@Kem1kal13

8 жыл бұрын

He's less hyperactive, its far more manageable.

@Dim4323

8 жыл бұрын

+Little1Cave he should have his own spin off series.

@ClubHouseComicsinc

8 жыл бұрын

I thinks it's because of Doug's ... vocal range.

So much media pulls the "abuse in childhood = automatic excuse for evil", and while there are plenty of characters I love that have past trauma explaining their actions, the former is just so lazy and I always liked the review for discussing that. As Brooklyn 99 says, "cool motive, still murder".

@wahlflower3517

8 жыл бұрын

And it's almost always the same kind of abuse too. Alcoholic parent (usually the dad) beats the lone child because the other parent ran off with someone else and the child is blamed. The End. There's more than one way to fuck up a child for life.

@Little1Cave

8 жыл бұрын

+Pixel Man What if instead of having an abusive childhood, what if they had an awesome one? Their parents love him and praise him and give him everything he ever wanted. And this coddling is so extreme to the point where he develops self-entitlement, and whenever he has to deal with the real world and doesn't get what he wants, he becomes self-destructive and violent towards other people? He can't fully distinguish between how the real world works and what he was raised to believe about himself. That's just the basics and could be developed further and maybe infuse some actual psychology in there, but I think that could be a solid idea, or at the very least an interesting idea.

@Tareltonlives

8 жыл бұрын

And they assume the kid has no way around being just as horrible as their parents.

@elijahwatson3474

8 жыл бұрын

+Riley Sardinha there a prequel novel that explain kilo story into becoming a Sith lord, he didn't know about his grandfather until he was in his twenties by dirty politic (the galaxy is in mess)

@Lamadredetuamigo

8 жыл бұрын

And It's interesting that statistically children of single mothers are more prone to commit violent crimes or being incarcerated for long time... It's the nature vs nurture debate all over again.

Be disturbed...

@chainslawterhd8904

8 жыл бұрын

eeeehhh

@PHSDM104

8 жыл бұрын

+CHAINSLAWTER HD Now turned on...

@chainslawterhd8904

8 жыл бұрын

+PHSDM104 oooohhh

@PHSDM104

8 жыл бұрын

+CHAINSLAWTER HD Now confused...

@chainslawterhd8904

8 жыл бұрын

+PHSDM104 huuuuh?

Rob bitching about ridiculous modern art pieces was the best part of this video.

@Xahnel

8 жыл бұрын

I'm deep because I shat on this canvas and then handled my own shit! Be disturbed! Ask me what it means!

@alexpollock6932

8 жыл бұрын

+Halen2020 I saw a video where some college girl took a can of spaghettiOs filled with actual shit, cut Into her pants and shoved hand fulls of it into her vagina chanting some satanic bullshit in front of a her art class. It was supposed to a metaphor for the world is shit. and then the class actually applauded her. College is a weird place

@Jivetalkin13

8 жыл бұрын

A baby hanging by a string and an anchor on the ground. This is 9/11.

@alixjamieson2177

8 жыл бұрын

There was some photos posted on tumblr where someone put glasses on the floor of an art gallery and people started taking pictures of it. I desperately wanted it to be real xD

@alixjamieson2177

8 жыл бұрын

John Myers John Myers Rob's delivery was perfect! XD The way Doug just burst out laughing!

I think the biggest culprit nowadays for "edgy, artistic murderers" this film spawned is Criminal Minds on TV now, particularly one episode where the murderer was making people into puppets because "he never learned to distinguish between puppets and people." So he strung up people on ropes and dislocated limbs to make them more maneuverable and was making puppet shows, and I'm like, "...why?"

22:55 You can see the annoyed younger brother inside of Doug come out for a few seconds.

@robertmiller7721

8 жыл бұрын

Rob always seems to talk more on these. I am rooting for Doug to tell him shut up and let me talk. I am the star of these and the reason you don't need to get a real job.

@guitarhero7219

8 жыл бұрын

+Robert Miller You know, it's funny. My maternal grandmother told me this story about my aunt's first words. She didn't speak until she was three, and so my other aunt (I have three) would speak for her. Her first words were "Shut up and let me talk!" Sorry for ranting, it just reminded me of it.

@robertmiller7721

8 жыл бұрын

+Guitar Hero Exact same thing here. Older bro dominating younger. Just shut up Rob and let Doug talk at least a bit.

@Smasho8000

8 жыл бұрын

Guys, it's not a problem. They wouldn't want to work together if otherwise. You're all acting like they're gonna turn into a modern day Cain and Abel over this. And Rob isn't trying to be better than Doug. He's just amped up from talking about a horrible movie, and even if that's slightly true, that's a brotherly relationship for you. Believe me, I've got one 7 years my senior and have been in that situation. In the end, there's no hatred. So relax.

@thething2523

8 жыл бұрын

That surpressed annoyed sigh and eyeroll xD

as an artist myself I do also have a certain amount of appreciation for modern art, that said I went to the Chicago Art Institute after I got my scholarship to our best art college here and had the same kind of experience. there was just a big plank of wood painted red propped up against a wall which I thought was fuckn stupid...but that was before I got yelled at for eating a piece of candy that turned out to be an art display. If you put a big pile of candy in the corner I'm gonna want a piece of candy!!

the film that makes you say:"that guy really wanted to be David Lynch"

I think The Evil Within did a slightly better job of someone trapped inside of the mind of a crazy killer. (Though it could have been improved in some ways.

@Dim4323

8 жыл бұрын

with a guy in a safe head

@gokuxsephiroth4505

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, definitely, but it still had its problems. I mean, it kept what needed to be mysteries mysteries, and its visual style was amazing, and I loved the conversions from one place to another. But, to be quite honest, I would have liked to see a progression of crazy. Starting with more usual and more realistic settings to the crazy. I feel like it was a little samey in the middle. Plus, I felt like I learned a lot about the protagonist in the game, with his wife and the conspiracy, but all I remember about the villain was "Jealous child genius." Was that really it? Oh, and the ending really pissed me off as well. Whatever, it was still good enough for me to buy a new console, the game, and a T-shirt. Must be doing something right. The game that did this into the serial killer mind thing best, though? Silent Hill 2 for me- no question. I feel like everything that happens, every image, every event, every character is just another way to explore the guilt and psyche of the protagonist, and it really has you questioning whether it's real or not. That game is a masterpiece.

@battlion507

8 жыл бұрын

+Goku x Sephiroth Did you play the dlc?

@Dim4323

8 жыл бұрын

Evil within had some horror elements and dose a good job with the concept

@gokuxsephiroth4505

8 жыл бұрын

Tony Davis I haven't yet- I got distracted by some other games X3

I looked it up and there's actually a 2009 sequel for the Cell. Huh, I wonder how long until Doug reviews that film...

@battlion507

8 жыл бұрын

A direct-to-video 2009 film... with 3 writers, oh boy... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cell_2

@NuclearTourist

7 жыл бұрын

Razh 80 AHHHHHHHHHHHH!

@alexakaa.charlesross8919

7 жыл бұрын

Tony Davis Just ordered my copy!

@randalgraves6979

2 жыл бұрын

I ordered both 2 years ago.

"ASK ME WHAT IT MEANS! ASK ME WHAT IT MEANS!"

@boomzilla86

8 жыл бұрын

uhh...i already know what it means, i just wanna see if YOU know what it means. (heh heh heh, sucker)

@Dim4323

5 ай бұрын

(Shoots)

I liked this movie at first, loved the visuals. But my opinion changed greatly over the years. Tarsem's second feature, "The Fall" is much better. When I saw this movie, I didn't get the artist references in the killer's mind. After college, I got all of them. The horse, Damien Hirst. The women staring up in the sky, Odd Nerdrum. Even the scene when he is cleaning the woman in the tub was partially taken from the director's music video for REM's "Losing My Religion". But these references don't go anywhere is this film.

8:24 When you were talking about those CSI episodes where the serial killer recreates their childhood home to every finite detail and imprisons a woman, I immediately thought of what Killgrave did in "Jessica Jones". He's not a serial killer in the technical sense, but he does control minds and kills people indirectly through that method- as well as more horrifying things. Without spoiling too much, he buys the house in which Jessica grew up before her family was killed tragically and recreates it down to every small, meticulous detail. He literally made it look like a house from the 90's. It was pretty fucked up. Oh, and there's also that creepy later episode of Spongebob where in order to coerce Squidward into visiting his house, he turns the interior of his home into an exact replica of Squidward's house. Spongebob then lures Squidward by stealing his vacuum cleaner. And then Spongebob proceeded to dress as a dominatrix, placing Squidward in chains and a ballgag in his dungeon. The episode ends with Spongebob repeatedly stabbing Squidward as he writhes helplessly in the chains while Spongebob laughs hysterically.... [cue Looney Tunes end credits theme] Okay, okay, that wasn't the real ending, but trust me, you'll wish it was after watching that episode.

Honestly, for me, the best vision about a Serial Killer psychosy, in a movie at least, is the voice with Ryan Reynolds. I mean year, it's a comedy... king of, but it show a sort of beauty and happy thought in the wrong thing he does, and you understand why he want to stay in his psychotic situation, even if even he know that it is wrong. In movies like red dragon or the cell, you don't know why he want to stay in this horrible vision of his world, you don't see beauty, you don't even see how he can be happy like that. By the way, if you didn't saw it, do it, it's kind of a prototype of the deadpool movie Reynolds did right after.

I watched "The Cell" several times as a teenager and loved the hell out of it-- have not seen it since, though. I'm not sure how well it would hold up if I viewed it now as an adult.

@peppyhare8458

8 жыл бұрын

for visual design and cinematography it is still fantastic, the story and actors let it down

@theoneandonly8403

8 жыл бұрын

+peppy hare DO A BARREL ROLL XD But no seriously though it had a lot of potential I personally blame the era it was made in

@boomzilla86

8 жыл бұрын

what story?

@dargis49

3 жыл бұрын

It holds up fine

Hey Doug? Have you seen the tv show Hannibal? It's pretty much exactly what you're looking for. Artsy, really smart and complex, and has the dream world overlapping the real world.

@StudioInkblot

8 жыл бұрын

I feel like he would mention it more if he had.

@scitechian

7 жыл бұрын

He has (rarely); he thinks it sucks.

@chocolate-pyrus8916

7 жыл бұрын

Really? That's lame. When did he say that?

@AkiraTanaka11

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe he just saw the first season? Even though I love it, I think it may have shun a lot of people when it came out. It's the one with lowest ratings after all. Even though they're still pretty good.

@Armydillo62o

6 жыл бұрын

Chocolate~Pyrus In his "scariest performances" video he talks about Hannibal Lecter in Lambs and Red Dragon. His thoughts on Hannibal are, verbatim, "that was stupid. And anyone that likes it is stupid. I know it's just my opinion, but I'm right."

Would be cool if Cinema Snob joined them in one of these..

@boomzilla86

8 жыл бұрын

just take a 3 second clip of brad nervous laughing and loop it for 25 mins. thats all it would be.

@hellmasterjoleck

8 жыл бұрын

nostalgia critic real thoughts sharknado

@yupitsjessbbyx3

7 жыл бұрын

Engel well on his channel they did a midnight screening video on goosebumps

I just noticed why Sibling Rivalry is much better than Awesome comics. It´s not because it´s Doug and Rob talking, maybe it is to an extend.But it´s more natural, it´s just two people who know each other well, who have chemistry with each other share opinions. They´re funny, they never feel forced or uncomfortable when it´s just the two of them. They play off each other, they make jokes that don´t feel scripted to appease an audience. The smaller amount of people only adds to that appeal. I believe even Awesome comics would profit if it was cast by just two friends who are genuinely into comics but also aren´t afraid to step on each others toes during their discussions. To make it short, the appeal comes from the lack of professionalism and the sternness it conveys.

@reddragon0624

8 жыл бұрын

I've said this before: you can always get more entertainment and honesty when it's just a couple of people who have a close relationship and don't just know each other through the job. Awesome Comics is fine I casually watch it, but it feels more like individuals giving their opinions rather than having a discussion amongst themselves even though you can tell they are fans of comics.

they talk about a serial killer having an artistic edge let's talk about Freddy Krueger he becomes a child molester turned serial killer because of parents burning him alive the edge however came from dark humor

@kpopfan246

8 жыл бұрын

Right, Freddy was creative and fun/scary to watch and had some real meaning to it like in Dream Warriors. The Cell was pretentious and weird as fuck man!

@psycho_dog33

2 ай бұрын

I know this comment is 7 years old, but Freddy Krueger actually wasn't a child molester in the original film. That was added in the remake (for some reason).

"The Cell" simply looked amazing and had massive potential. Nonetheless it got ruined by its pretentiousness and a generic "romantic comedy cast" However i disagree with you guys on the character development of the killer. I don't need to know his full psychological profile to understand how he got there. We got glimpses of his disturbing childhood and it was far more then just a beating (seriously, re watch the scene when J Lo hides in the closet) . I don't want to know everything about his past, in fact it often ruins characters for me. And you already provided a great example by bringing up Hannibal Lector and Buffalo Bill. In the first part we don't know Jack shit about the two, thats why they are working so well

@inferno9714

8 жыл бұрын

Yes, but we knew Hannibal and Buffalo Bill's personalities. We never saw Carl interact with anybody or do anything outside of killing people. And I'm talking about Carl in the real world. When J Lo is talking to him inside his mind, we have no idea which version of him she's talking to.

At the Tate Britain there was a painting that took up the entire wall. It was a canvas. That was painted black. How detailed and creative. Oh and there was a bunch of rocks that were placed in the shape of a circle, and a bunch of sea shells on a shelf, and these were considered brilliant enough to be in arguably one of the best art museums in the world.

Real thoughts on Garbage Pail Kids, just to make them suffer! *Evil Laugh*

Hearing them talk about how homicidal murderers are portrayed nowadays and the negative effects it's had on media is actually pretty interesting. ...so why do they like Heath Ledger's Joker again?

When I saw the Cell I didn't think of it this way at all. I thought those "strange" things were there because dreams are full of strange things.

You all were talking about the killers that inspired Buffalo Bill: Ted Bundy's characteristics was put into both Lector and Bill. Bill had the same capture methods as Ted. The reasoning from the kills was taken from Ed Gein, who also was inspiration for Norman Bates. The keeping the women in the well idea was taken from serial killer and cannibal Gary Heidnik

Real thoughts on Psych

@rishichoudhary2691

8 жыл бұрын

ok- it's the best show :)

@CorrectFossa

8 жыл бұрын

I know, I want to hear them talk about it, it's so good

@JavierPerez-cx4jw

8 жыл бұрын

When did they review Psych.

@mariabobia69

8 жыл бұрын

+Javier Perez They parodied it in the Scooby-Doo 2 review, I think.

@rishichoudhary2691

8 жыл бұрын

pr0xy what's so wrong with Psych? and what's wrong with having an opinion. It's your opinion to not like it that's not my problem, but you don't have to call me retarded for liking a show

"Roger Ebert gave the Haunting remake 3 stars" Doug's thoughts- :"BETRAAAAYYYYYAAAALLLLLL!"

Man all this hate on Little Nicky. I thought it was a great movie.

@wb5872

8 жыл бұрын

I gave you a pity like. You need it.

@iisanulquiorrahara8

8 жыл бұрын

William Briggs Clearly, though I just find it hilarious, especially from Rhys Ifans as Adrian and Quentin Tarantino as a friggin blind deacon.

@rebelwithacause666

8 жыл бұрын

It's a childhood favorite for me does it have flaws? of course but it always makes me laugh and gives me nostalgia. It's like Joe dirt!

@LikaLaruku

8 жыл бұрын

I liked Little Nicky AND The Cell.

@randalgraves6979

6 жыл бұрын

Mrs Dunleavvee was hot ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

The fall (2006) is, in my opinion, is one of the best and the underrated film he's directed.

Thanks for signing a copy of Surburban Knights, my TooManyGames book, and taking a picture with me and my friend Nic.C. The one with the Earthbound hat.

A lot of the time I listen to you guys just because I love your reactions and interactions. A lot of the movies you review I've never seen, but it's still fun to listen to you two.

@jackwimmer2249

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

To be honest, while watching this film my only thought was: Of Lynch filmed it, it would be awesome.

Ask me what it means Ask me what it means Ask me what it means Ask me what it means Ask me what it means

@Dim4323

5 ай бұрын

(Bang bang bang) Ha ha you can not kill what i means

Bit ironic that Doug doesn't like this film's "ASK ME WHAT IT MEANS" quality, even though that pretty much describes Kubrick's entire career.

@MythicSuns

5 жыл бұрын

I see that as a sign that Kubrick either did it right, or did something else that balances it out.

@willowbarrelmaker8269

5 жыл бұрын

He had the talent to pull it off though, as well as the mystique. And besides, that's really only the Shining. I don't watch Full Metal Jacket or Dr. Strangelove and think "I wonder what was going through the artist's head when he made this..."

@mc-ps-playa5569

5 жыл бұрын

Chay Cortright 2001 is 300% an “ask me what it means” movie

@brianaguilar8283

4 жыл бұрын

You’re an idiot. Kubrick often refused to offer explanations for his films. He wanted them to speak for themselves.

What do you guys think about identity? It's next to the cell along with one hour photo in my guilty pleasures.

oh yeah, there is a movie that does the "blending reality and (sorta) the dreamworld" thing very well. David Lynch's "Inland Empire". one of the scariest movies (if not THE scariest) movie I've even seen.

I don't mind movies like The Cell because I don't mind pretentious people. I just think about what The Cell was trying to be and it makes me happy. Even if it doesn't actually appear on screen.

Awe I loved The Cell!

@aza4444

8 жыл бұрын

you're not allowed to like things, sorry mate

@58LostMarblesOfficial

8 жыл бұрын

Good thing I loved it then

@jsloa1

8 жыл бұрын

+58LostMarbles you can't love it etheir

@boomzilla86

8 жыл бұрын

sure, but you really cant argue that is a good film. there are way more cons than pros to be able to say its a good film. its interesting enough for me to watch it, but im still very aware of all its shortcomings. i also like the phantom and all the pauly shore films, but i cant claim that they are good.

Little Nicky is way more entertaining than Red Planet.

@sickcxnt9444

8 жыл бұрын

It sucked tho

@Deadflower20xx

8 жыл бұрын

It sucked in so many good ways

Losing My Religion by R.E.M is the best thing Tarsem ever directed.

This made me think of The 13th floor. Have you guys reviewed that movie yet? I can only vaguely remember the plot now, but I remember liking it when I was a kid. I'd be interested to hear what you think.

@anubusx

2 жыл бұрын

The twist at the end was shocking.

The mind of a video gamer or big movie watcher or big book reader could be very interesting, all types of stories and styles mixing and intertwining.

Listening to them talk about Silence of the Lambs REALLY makes me want to know if they saw the Hannibal tv series and if so what they think of it.

Does Rob always talk over Doug like this?

@Awsome2464

8 жыл бұрын

Pretty much

@theoneandonly8403

8 жыл бұрын

Always Squidward, always......

@stevetyler2222

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah. which is find since Doug is basically the star of the show

@Nefepants

8 жыл бұрын

They're brothers, the fuck do you expect

@Smasho8000

8 жыл бұрын

It's obviously not a problem or else they wouldn't want to work together. I've actually thought Doug at times talked over Rob more.

Should do real thoughts on Nick-toons (Rugrats, Hey Arnold, etc.). Doug tore them apart, and I loved and STILL love them, to this day.

One of my favourite things about you guys is that you made me examine and dislike one of my all time fave movies, the Matrix. I loved how you came out of nowhere and said simply, I dont like it. Than gave a really good reason for it, and most shockingly of all, had me jumping on board with you. I still love the Matrix, but now I see its flaws and it broadens my appreciation of both it any what reviewers are supposed to be doing. I love you guys. Thank you.

Have you done Real Thoughts on The Avengers (1998) or the Scooby-Doo movies yet?

@reddragon0624

8 жыл бұрын

They probably won't do real thoughts on The Avengers (1998) cuz knowing the Internet people would probably think they're talking about the superhero Avengers and rage

My father and I went to see this in theaters, we walked out a quarter into the movie.

how about real thoughtsbon the rocky series, i would love to hear your opinions on all of them including balboa and creed

You guys should watch NBC's Hannibal TV Series! It's different from the kinds of shows I've seen you do vlogs for, but considering how much you guys seem to like Hannibal I think you'll love this show. Its very visually interesting and the writing is excellent!

Hey guys, when are you going to reupload the Milk Money review? I cannot find it in English and in one part.

@whatiftherewasanun

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I REALLY wanna here your thoughts on the movie "Beyond Clueless". Seeing as how it ties into nostalgia and dissection.

4:35 We REALLY need a full real thoughts on Silence of the Lambs and Manhunter (we don't talk about the other movies).

Remember when making chocolate milk add the chocolate powder after you pour the milk so that the powder won't goop at the bottom of your glass or mug.

I remember when this came out, one of the actors (I think it was Dinafrio?) came on the Daily Show for an interview. The visuals from the clip looked very interesting... but it ended up being too gruesome for me. Maybe going to see it with my mom was a bad idea.

The director's commentary for this is up on youtube, it's really interesting. Way more interesting than the actual soundtrack!

I didn't feel symbolism in The Cell all that much. That might have been what he was doing, but it didn't have anything to do with what I enjoyed about it, I just thought it was fun, creepy, and visually interesting. In the horse scene I wasn't curious what it meant, because I just saw it as "Creepy, this guy is creepy, and that's cool."

To be honest this is my favorite “real thoughts” video Doug and Rob Walker uploaded!

Can we have Real Thoughts on: The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle After Earth Alone in the Dark Avengers '98 Baby Geniuses Barb Wire Bebe's Kids Bio-Dome Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 Catwoman Clockstoppers Digimon: The Movie Drop Dead Fred Felix the Cat The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas Flubber Follow That Bird Foodfight Ghost Dad The Good Son Gordy The Happening The Haunted Mansion Home Alone 3 Howard the Duck Jaws 3 & 4 Kazaam A Kid in King Arthur's Court The Langoliers Little Monsters Masters of the Universe Maximum Overdrive Milk Money North Pearl Harbor Princess Diaries 2 The Room Sharkboy and Lavagirl Small Soldiers The Star Wars Holiday Special Steel Titanic Animated Movies The Tommyknockers A Troll in Central Park We Wish You a Turtle Christmas Zeus and Roxane

@poiuytrewq11422

7 жыл бұрын

Benjamin Johnson You mean every movie he's reviewed?

I would love to hear your guys's opinion on the book/movie Thr3e

Speaking of The Cell, you guys should do a review of the new Stephen King movie Cell with Samuel L. Jackson and John Cusack. Been getting horrific buzz, but it would be fun to hear you guys talk about it, considering how much you talk about Stephen King.

I love the way the two of you sometimes go "Umm" in complete unison.

In the book Mindhunter, Douglas mentions that Harris interviewed him and other FBI behaviorists while he was writing Silence of the Lambs.

you guys wanna know my real opinion of the movie? it's easy, all you have to do is..... ASK ME WHAT IT MEANS?!! ASK ME WHAT IT MEANS?!! XD

@yoranger8349

3 жыл бұрын

What does it mean? What does it mean?

Off topic, but I have a suggestion/request: Can we make this year's Nostalgiaween all vampire-based? A quick perusal of your old videos (on Wikipedia) reveals you've done three films based on vampires (Blade, Monster Squad and BloodRayne). This I find to be a shocking lapse on your part, given that vampires were all the rage in the 80's and 90's... It even fits the running gag of the Steven King miniseries, with TNT's remake of Salem's Lot... I think it'd be different and fun.

@reddragon0624

8 жыл бұрын

I'd like to see him do Twilight but I feel that's too easy and low hanging fruit and plus Doug has said that he enjoys the hell out of those movies (but for all the wrong reasons). Maybe Vampire In Brooklyn

I personally liked this movie a lot. Tarsem Singh is a love or hate kinda Director. Its a love for me. I can totally see why. Completely.

The director of this movie's working on a Game of Thrones version of the Oz books by L. Frank Baum.Do you think it'll glow or blow?

@TheSoullessTrenchCoat

8 жыл бұрын

Wait is that real or are you joking?

@TDProductions182

8 жыл бұрын

+Bradley Roberts Not joking. It's a series called 'Emerald City'.

@TheSoullessTrenchCoat

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info I got to check this out.

I think you guys should do a sibling rivalry of Alice Through The Looking Glass. This movie does have good visuals, and the actors defiantly try harder and it tries to portray life metaphors as the first one did. Then the other 2 plots are hard to follow because they make no sense.

I'm surprised that there's not a Nostalgia Critic review of Little Nicky yet since they've talked about it a couple of times.

Serial killers don't like classical music, classical music turns you into a serial killer.

My thoughts on Hannibal , most of it fell apart because Jodie Foster read the script and made a lot of bullshit comments that "Starling wouldn't do that." From what I read the first draft was closer to the end of the novel that was fantastic. I don't want to spoil it but it's fucking chilling and a perfect end to the series. When Hollywood got a hold of it it turned into...bland bland bland....great series and I always look forward to watching you two talking about movies.

Real thoughts on "The Odd Life of Timothy Green". I want to know why you picked that one to be the comeback episode.

I like how Rob say's "Shitty episode of CSI", I wasn't aware that show actually had any good episodes.

@inferno9714

8 жыл бұрын

Hiyo!

@9Godslayer

7 жыл бұрын

Depends on the version. Miami was complete shit and I hate for having people make horrible puns and do that glasses thing when *it doesn't work in text form!*

One of the weirder modern art peices I can remember seeing in a gallery was a couple sculptures by an artist who makes full body molds of people who are being treated for things like cancer or AIDS and then casts figures of them in wax mixed with whatever drug is keeping them alive. That is the first time I remember being a gallery and just going "... I don't 'get' it. Also, I feel like this is wasting medicine."

David Lynch did that (granted it didn't involve serial killers) already; it's called Mulholland Drive!

D'onofrio's talent and potential were squandered in this movie.

@anubusx

2 жыл бұрын

Really hope he returns as Kingpin.

Weird fact: the the Video game Destiny, the reveal of Oryx was inspired by this movie

I really would love Doug and Rob to do episode blogs for the Hannibal TV series. Hearing them talk about going into getting inside the minds of psychopaths and the mentally disturbed makes me interested in what they would think of the show. For one thing, the show handles Hannibal's backstory with far more dignity and intelligence than the bullshit known as Hannibal Rising.

I'd like to see them both go into great detail as to why they love Brazil. Well I'm not sure if rob does...

@countdown4725

8 жыл бұрын

Of course he does

For me there's only animated eye candy. Never felt that way about a life-action movie. I remember an episode of batman where batman when inside the joker's mind, and it was awesome. It didn't really try to mean much, it was just goofy fun.

I'm so tired of people trying to find meaning in movies. What if people just watched the movie for the sake of just the movie. It's like people who drink wine going "oh it has notes of this or hints of that" and then think if a wine is enjoyable without swishing it around in your mouth looking for depth is shit.

@StrunDoNhor

8 жыл бұрын

They do it because that's how they enjoy it -- it's just how their brains work. To them, it's never enough to just appreciate a movie for being a movie, or wine for being wine. It's actually not too dissimilar from people who analyze stories and the likes. They want their minds to be stimulated by something, and analyzing it is a good way of doing that. They don't want to have to shut their brains off and watch (in the case of movies) it for the sake of watching.

I've only started watching these because as a rule I don't read or watch reviews (NC doesn't count as that's more parody of critics) but I'm really enjoying them

If you want to watch a movie with the same ideas successfully executed, check out Paprika.

I am curious, because Tarsem brought that same style to the Fall.

Speaking of "ASK ME WHAT IT MEANS!!!" I'd love to see a review of the first Insidious film.

I'll tell you one thing, you were not wrong about Molon Rouge being dumb, I had to watch it for film class, and maybe it just I don't like the director's style, but I did find the story kind of interesting.

It wouldnt take much for this movie to be great, but the problem is they tried to make a big significant moment about using the technology to find the killer. The movie as a whole would have had more interesting if jennifer lopez character had been using the technology for a while, and it started to have an effect on her psychologically, and then started to blur the lines between reality and lingering memories/is she in the machine or out of it. Would have had more freedom to insert symoblism without it coming across as contrived or heavy handed as well.

I love you guys. You literally get me through my week. Thank you

Doug and Bob you bring a lot fun to the weekend beer parties.

Are you guys going to review the _Psycho_ remake?

I hope Channel Awesome does a Real Thoughts on Star Trek (all flims except Beyond) the week Star Trek Beyond comes out (also they do a sibling rival review on Beyond soon after).

these guys are so funny i dont usely comment but i always look forward to real thoughts every time

when was this movie released?

Hmm, maybe it's just me, but is the audio out of sync for everyone else?

It looks good. That's the best quality it has. Outside of Vincent D'onofrio, it's the only quality

Vince Vaugn literally says that in the movie. He tells J-Lo that he was beat as a child and didn't turn out as a psycho.

Did Doug go through a poetry slam period in high school? That's what it sounds like. An artsy you don't understand my brilliance person

Have you guys seen Hannibal the series? If so did you enjoy it?

Real thoughts on both Animated Titanics

An anchor and a baby means 911!???.............What!????? XD LOL.