History Heartwarming / TheCinemaSnob

** On a similar note, him gushing over ''Film/TheHollywoodKnights''.

** He actually seems to get ''angry'' when he thinks Duffy died in ATalkingCat.

* The Snob's appreciation for Arch Hall Jr. and his musical abilities in the ''Wild Guitar'' review, shown when he's ready to hurl vitriol at the musical number in "Wild Guitar" only to relent and, during "I'm Growing Taller," dance happily to it. By the end of the movie, he straight up admits that he ''loves'' the movie.

* The ''Film/NineteenFortyOne'' episode where the Snob praises all the art, comedy and love put into the movie. With all the lines from the Snob, you can see that Brad REALLY loves this movie.
** He specifically notes being proud to have written and recorded the episode on what would have been Creator/JohnBelushi's 70th birthday.

* The 1941 episode where the Snob praises all the art, comedy and love put into the movie. With all the lines from the Snob, you can see that Brad REALLY loves this movie.

* In spite of his hatred for movies like ''Last Ounce of Courage'' and ''Voiceless'', Snob/Brad regularly points out how Rusty Joiner is the [[SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct best actor of both of them]], even to the point of saying Joiner is too good for ''Voiceless'', where he has the lead role.

* The Snob's appreciation for Arch Hall Jr. and his musical abilities in the ''Wild Guitar'' review, shown when he's ready to hurl vitriol at the musical number in "Wild Guitar" only to relent and, during "I'm Growing Taller," dance happily to it.

** He also praised the film for showing kids drinking and smoking but not judging them for it and for showing Rachel Scott as being a good person who acted like a Christian unlike other Pure Flix films. He also gives credit to Masey McLain's performance.

* The Snob's appreciation for Arch Hall Jr. and his musical abilities, shown when he's twice ready to hurl vitriol at the musical numbers in "Wild Guitar" only to relent and, during "I'm Growing Taller," dance happily to it.

* Brad is mostly playing [[Creator/BradJones himself]] rather than his always-irritated Snob persona in his crossover with Linkara for reviewing the ''Series/{{Manimal}}'' comic--he's shocked and looks genuinely hurt when he finds out it's a dark-as-hell comic about a Nazi-created BeastMan rather than the Manimal he loves.

* In the ''Christian Mingle: The Movie'' review, when the female lead is angsting over being 30 and not having a long-term relationship, Snob tells her "I'm 35 and divorced. You'll be fine." While this might have been mostly because of how it came across as {{Wangst}}, it also seems to be the Snob giving her some ToughLove advice. In real life, Brad got remarried less than a year after the episode was made.
* Despite the absolute seething hatred he had for the character Creator/DavidSchwimmer played in ''Film/KissingAFool'', Snob/Brad is still absolutely complementary about Schwimmer's acting skills, from ''Series/{{Friends}}''[='=] more dramatic scenes to ''Series/ThePeopleVOJSimpson''.

* The Snob’s appreciation for Arch Hall Jr. and his musical abilities, shown when he’s twice ready to hurl vitriol at the musical numbers in ‘’Wild Guitar’’ only to relent and, during “I’m Growing Taller,” dance happily to it.

* The Snob’s appreciation for Arch Hall Jr. and his musical abilities, shown when he’s twice ready to hurl vitriol at the musical numbers in ‘’Film/Wild Guitar’’ only to relent and, during “I’m Growing Taller,” dance happily to it.

* The Snob’s appreciation for Arch Hall Jr. and his musical abilities, shown when he’s twice ready to hurl vitriol at the musical numbers in [[Film/Wild Guitar]] only to relent and, during “I’m Growing Taller,” dance happily to it.

* In spite of his hatred for movies like ''Last Ounce of Courage'' and ''Voiceless'', Snob/Brad regularly points out how Rusty Joiner is the [[SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct best actor of both of them]], even to the point of saying Joiner is too good for ''Voiceless''.
* Despite the absolute seething hatred he had for the character Creator/DavidSchwimmer played in ''Film/KissingAFool'', Snob/Brad is still absolutely complementary about Schwimmer's acting skills, from ''Series/{{Friends}}''[='=] more dramatic scenes to ''Series/ThePeopleVOJSimpson''.

* While the Snob still throws plenty of snark towards Brad Stine's way in the ''Film/{{Perscuted}}'' review, he does admit that Stine overall gave a much better performance than he did in ''Christmas with a Capital C''.

* While the Snob still throws plenty of snark towards Brad Stine's way in the ''Perscuted'' review, he does admit that Stine overall gave a much better performance than he did in ''Christmas With A Capital C''.
* The Snob acknowledging that however silly ''Mobsters and Mormons'' is, it's still the rare religious film he's reviewed where the religious characters are genuinely kind to others.

* In spite of his hatred for movies like ''Last Ounce of Courage'' and ''Voiceless'', Snob/Brad regularly points out how Rusty Joiner is the [[HeReallyCanAct best actor of both of them]], even to the point of saying Joiner is too good for ''Voiceless''.

** Similarly, despite the absolute seething hatred he had for the character Creator/DavidSchwimmer played in ''Film/KissingAFool'', Snob/Brad is still absolutely complementary about Schwimmer's acting skills, from ''Series/{{Friends}}''[='=] more dramatic scenes to ''Series/ThePeopleVOJSimpson''.
** Snob won't pull any punches when it comes to the movies David A.R. White or Pure Flix (which White is a co-founder of) produces, but it's clear that Snob genuinely enjoys White's acting whenever he shows up.
--->'''Snob''' (''after seeing White's character in Film/GodsNotDead2 comically stub his toe on a stool''): [[ActuallyPrettyFunny Hehehe]], he's gonna be the best part of this movie isn't he?

* Similar to the above, despite the absolute seething hatred he had for the character Creator/DavidSchwimmer played in ''Film/KissingAFool'', Snob/Brad is still absolutely complementary about Schwimmer's acting skills, from ''Series/{{Friends}}''[='=] more dramatic scenes to ''Series/ThePeopleVOJSimpson''.