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* QuestionableCasting: Very much has this reaction to both Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin's presence in this film, and feels that the film does not earn the very real commitment both men put into their respective performances.
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* WTHCastingAgency: Very much has this reaction to both Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin's presence in this film, and feels that the film does not earn the very real commitment both men put into their respective performances.
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** Critic replays Alex Baldwin's infamous angry phone call to his daughter in mocking Mr. Conductor's bizarre manner.
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** Critic replays Alex Alec Baldwin's infamous angry phone call to his daughter in mocking Mr. Conductor's bizarre manner.
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* WTHCastingAgency: Very much has this reaction to both Peter Fonda and Alex Baldwin's presence in this film, and feels that the film does not earn the very real commitment both men put into their respective performances.
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* WTHCastingAgency: Very much has this reaction to both Peter Fonda and Alex Alec Baldwin's presence in this film, and feels that the film does not earn the very real commitment both men put into their respective performances.
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* BigWhat: Critic does this when he finds out that Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin are in a ''Thomas the Tank Engine'' movie, though it cuts off before he can finish it.
* BigWhat: Critic does this when he finds out that Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin are in a ''Thomas the Tank Engine'' movie, though it cuts off before he can finish it.
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* BigWhat: Critic does this when he finds out that Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin are in a ''Thomas the Tank Engine''movie, movie rather than the other way around, though it cuts off before he can finish it.
* BigWhat: Critic does this when he finds out that Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin are in a ''Thomas the Tank Engine''
* FakeOutOpening: The Critic dramatically introduces the movie as if it's a Peter Fonda/Alec Baldwin drama, only to get thrown off when he reads that "Most Adorable Smile Award Creator/MaraWilson" is in the movie, then really confused upon learning that Thomas the Tank Engine is in this movie.
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-->'''Diesel:''' I'm gonna destroy her and dominate you!
-->'''Critic:''' Whoa! Keep it in the bedroom, Diesel!
* RunningGag: ''"It's Thomas the FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
-->'''Critic:''' Whoa! Keep it in the bedroom, Diesel!
* RunningGag: ''"It's Thomas the FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
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-->'''Diesel:''' I'm gonna destroy her and dominate you!
-->'''Critic:'''you!\\
'''Critic:''' Whoa! Keep it in the bedroom, Diesel!
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** ''"It's Thomas the FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
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'''Critic:''' Whoa! Keep it in the bedroom, Diesel!
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** ''"It's Thomas the FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
* SynchroVox: The Critic edits the movie this way in response to the trains' lack of lip movement, but with gag dialogue:
-->'''Thomas:''' Say, Gordon, I was just wondering why we live in a town called Sodor. Is that a retirement home for ''Literature/LordOfTheRings'' villains?\\
'''Gordon:''' I'm just trying to put together how we procreate. I mean, do trains have sperm?\\
'''Thomas:''' Goodness gracious me.
-->'''Thomas:''' Say, Gordon, I was just wondering why we live in a town called Sodor. Is that a retirement home for ''Literature/LordOfTheRings'' villains?\\
'''Gordon:''' I'm just trying to put together how we procreate. I mean, do trains have sperm?\\
'''Thomas:''' Goodness gracious me.
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* [[WeWantOurJerkBack We Want Our Depressed Guy Back]]: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
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* [[WeWantOurJerkBack We Want Our Depressed Guy Back]]: WeWantOurJerkBack (or "Depressed Guy", rather): After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
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** Critic replays Alex Baldwin's infamous angry phone call to his daughter in mocking Mr. Conductor's bizarre manner.
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* WTHCastingAgency: Very much has this reaction to both Peter Fonda and Alex Baldwin's presence in this film, and feels that the film does not earn the very real commitment both men put into their respective performances.
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Not that this is new to the NC, but...
** If Doug was really confused as to why Alec Baldwin was in the movie, all he had to do was look up Baldwin's Wikipedia or [=IMDb=] page to find out he was narrating the US airings of the show at the time the movie was in production. Other Narrators you wouldn't expect to be a part of the show were also Ringo Starr (Series 1-2), George Carlin (US Series 3-4 & redubbed 1 & 2 for later broadcasts), and ''Pierce Brosnan'' for a special. Ringo and Carlin even played Mr. Conductor in the show Shining Time comes from as well.
** One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, or you see in the review through the clips that it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Burnette Stone all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
** Also, towards Jr. being Mr. Conductor's cousin or son, anyone who has the same name as their father could have the nickname "Junior" given to them by family to make the distinction between them and their parent when addressing them. That being said, he's most likely Conductor's cousin and not son, given that's how they establish his character's relation to him.
** Also, a little look into the production history and original plot of the film might've alleviated some of the confusion on the NC's part in regards to the way the film was put together, namely the cut villain and other things altered from when the film was shot to when it premiered.
** If Doug was really confused as to why Alec Baldwin was in the movie, all he had to do was look up Baldwin's Wikipedia or [=IMDb=] page to find out he was narrating the US airings of the show at the time the movie was in production. Other Narrators you wouldn't expect to be a part of the show were also Ringo Starr (Series 1-2), George Carlin (US Series 3-4 & redubbed 1 & 2 for later broadcasts), and ''Pierce Brosnan'' for a special. Ringo and Carlin even played Mr. Conductor in the show Shining Time comes from as well.
** One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, or you see in the review through the clips that it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Burnette Stone all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
** Also, towards Jr. being Mr. Conductor's cousin or son, anyone who has the same name as their father could have the nickname "Junior" given to them by family to make the distinction between them and their parent when addressing them. That being said, he's most likely Conductor's cousin and not son, given that's how they establish his character's relation to him.
** Also, a little look into the production history and original plot of the film might've alleviated some of the confusion on the NC's part in regards to the way the film was put together, namely the cut villain and other things altered from when the film was shot to when it premiered.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Critic stated he didn't understand why Sodor in the movie wasn't just a part of the real world, with all trains being sentient with faces, rather than being an alternate dimension. Little did Doug know that in the books the show's based on and the show itself, it's pretty much outright stated, if not just strongly implied, that Sodor's an island off the coast of England and every train is stated to be like the ones from Sodor; sentient with faces and voices.
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** If Doug was really confused as to why Alec Baldwin was in the movie, all he had to do was look up Baldwin's Wikipedia or IMDb page to find out he was narrating the US airings of the show at the time the movie was in production. Other Narrators you wouldn't expect to be a part of the show were also Ringo Starr (Series 1-2), George Carlin (US Series 3-4 & redubbed 1 & 2 for later broadcasts), and ''Pierce Brosnan'' for a special. Ringo and Carlin even played Mr. Conductor in the show Shining Time comes from as well.
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** If Doug was really confused as to why Alec Baldwin was in the movie, all he had to do was look up Baldwin's Wikipedia or IMDb [=IMDb=] page to find out he was narrating the US airings of the show at the time the movie was in production. Other Narrators you wouldn't expect to be a part of the show were also Ringo Starr (Series 1-2), George Carlin (US Series 3-4 & redubbed 1 & 2 for later broadcasts), and ''Pierce Brosnan'' for a special. Ringo and Carlin even played Mr. Conductor in the show Shining Time comes from as well.
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** Critic calls MaraWilson "Hayley Joel Osment with a wig".
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Critic stated he didn't understand why Sodor in the movie wasn't just a part of the real world, with all trains being sentient with faces, rather than being an alternate dimension. Little did Doug know that in the books the show's based on and the show itself, it's pretty much outright stated, if not strongly implied, that
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Critic stated he didn't understand why Sodor in the movie wasn't just a part of the real world, with all trains being sentient with faces, rather than being an alternate dimension. Little did Doug know that in the books the show's based on and the show itself, it's pretty much outright stated, if not just strongly implied, that Sodor's an island off the coast of England and every train is stated to be like the ones from Sodor; sentient with faces and voices.
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** One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, but it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Lily's grandpa all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
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** One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, but or you see in the review through the clips that it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Lily's grandpa Burnette Stone all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
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* If Doug was really confused as to why Alec Baldwin was in the movie, all he had to do was look up Baldwin's Wikipedia or IMDb page to find out he was narrating the US airings of the show at the time the movie was in production. Other Narrators you wouldn't expect to be a part of the show were also Ringo Starr (Series 1-2), George Carlin (US Series 3-4 & redubbed 1 & 2 for later broadcasts), and ''Pierce Brosnan'' for a special. Ringo and Carlin even played Mr. Conductor in the show Shining Time comes from as well.
* One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, but it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Lily's grandpa all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
* Also, towards Jr. being Mr. Conductor's cousin or son, anyone who has the same name as their father could have the nickname "Junior" given to them by family to make the distinction between them and their parent when addressing them. That being said, he's most likely Conductor's cousin and not son, given that's how they establish his character's relation to him.
* Also, a little look into the production history and original plot of the film might've alleviated some of the confusion on the NC's part in regards to the way the film was put together, namely the cut villain and other things altered from when the film was shot to when it premiered.
* One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, but it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Lily's grandpa all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
* Also, towards Jr. being Mr. Conductor's cousin or son, anyone who has the same name as their father could have the nickname "Junior" given to them by family to make the distinction between them and their parent when addressing them. That being said, he's most likely Conductor's cousin and not son, given that's how they establish his character's relation to him.
* Also, a little look into the production history and original plot of the film might've alleviated some of the confusion on the NC's part in regards to the way the film was put together, namely the cut villain and other things altered from when the film was shot to when it premiered.
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* ShoutOutShoutOut:
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* CriticalResearchFailure: Not that this is new to the NC, but...
* If Doug was really confused as to why Alec Baldwin was in the movie, all he had to do was look up Baldwin's Wikipedia or IMDb page to find out he was narrating the US airings of the show at the time the movie was in production. Other Narrators you wouldn't expect to be a part of the show were also Ringo Starr (Series 1-2), George Carlin (US Series 3-4 & redubbed 1 & 2 for later broadcasts), and ''Pierce Brosnan'' for a special. Ringo and Carlin even played Mr. Conductor in the show Shining Time comes from as well.
* One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, but it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Lily's grandpa all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
* Also, towards Jr. being Mr. Conductor's cousin or son, anyone who has the same name as their father could have the nickname "Junior" given to them by family to make the distinction between them and their parent when addressing them. That being said, he's most likely Conductor's cousin and not son, given that's how they establish his character's relation to him.
* Also, a little look into the production history and original plot of the film might've alleviated some of the confusion on the NC's part in regards to the way the film was put together, namely the cut villain and other things altered from when the film was shot to when it premiered.
* If Doug was really confused as to why Alec Baldwin was in the movie, all he had to do was look up Baldwin's Wikipedia or IMDb page to find out he was narrating the US airings of the show at the time the movie was in production. Other Narrators you wouldn't expect to be a part of the show were also Ringo Starr (Series 1-2), George Carlin (US Series 3-4 & redubbed 1 & 2 for later broadcasts), and ''Pierce Brosnan'' for a special. Ringo and Carlin even played Mr. Conductor in the show Shining Time comes from as well.
* One that's pretty bad, since it's ''plain as day in the movie'', but when the NC wonders why Mr. Conductor doesn't just bring a person from the regular world to Sodor, stating that they'd be a giant there capable of crushing Diesel 10 with their feet, it's undermined when you've either watched the movie beforehand and know that they shrink down when they get to Sodor, but it's explicitly shown ''after he makes that statement'' that Lily, Patch, and Lily's grandpa all stay within relative scale with Lady and Thomas when they get to Sodor, and are the same size as Mr. Conductor and Jr when they get there too. Yeah, nice pointing something out that you perceive to be a plot hole in the movie that's actually shown visually halfway through, Doug.
* Also, towards Jr. being Mr. Conductor's cousin or son, anyone who has the same name as their father could have the nickname "Junior" given to them by family to make the distinction between them and their parent when addressing them. That being said, he's most likely Conductor's cousin and not son, given that's how they establish his character's relation to him.
* Also, a little look into the production history and original plot of the film might've alleviated some of the confusion on the NC's part in regards to the way the film was put together, namely the cut villain and other things altered from when the film was shot to when it premiered.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The Critic stated he didn't understand why Sodor in the movie wasn't just a part of the real world, with all trains being sentient with faces, rather than being an alternate dimension. Little did Doug know that in the books the show's based on and the show itself, it's pretty much outright stated, if not strongly implied, that
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** [[TakeThat "Prepare to meet Amtrak!]] [[IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom IN HELL!"]]
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** [[TakeThat "Prepare to meet Amtrak!]] [[IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom [[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom IN HELL!"]]
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** A scream from ''RenAndStimpy'' plays as Diesel throws Mr. Conductor onto a pile of sacks.
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** A scream from ''RenAndStimpy'' ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' plays as Diesel throws Mr. Conductor onto a pile of sacks.
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'''Film:''' ''[[ThomasAndFriends Thomas and the Magic Railroad]]'' (2000)
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'''Film:''' ''[[ThomasAndFriends Thomas and the Magic Railroad]]'' ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndTheMagicRailroad'' (2000)
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* TookTheBadFilmSeriously: The Critic's biggest complaint towards Peter Fonda's performance, acting like he's in an austere OscarBait drama unable to realize that ''"[[RunningGag It's Thomas the FUCKING Tank Engine!]]"''
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* TookTheBadFilmSeriously: InUniverse. The Critic's biggest complaint towards Peter Fonda's performance, performance is that he's acting like he's a character in an austere OscarBait drama unable to realize that instead of ''"[[RunningGag It's Thomas the FUCKING Tank Engine!]]"''
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: TookTheBadFilmSeriously: The Critic's biggest complaint towards Peter Fonda's performance, acting like he's in an austere OscarBait drama unable to realize that ''"[[RunningGag It's Thomas the FUCKING Tank Engine!]]"''
* [[WeWantOurJerkBack We Want Our Depressed Guy Back]]: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
* [[WeWantOurJerkBack We Want Our Depressed Guy Back]]: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
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* WeWantOurJerkBack: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.depressed.
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[[TheStinger "Because the magic you refused to believe in will get the better of you."]]
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[[TheStinger "Because the magic you refused to believe in will get the better of you."]]
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** Critic calls Mr. Conductor BobTheBuilder's lobotomized grandfather.
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** Critic calls Mr. Conductor BobTheBuilder's WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder's lobotomized grandfather.
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* HeroicBSOD: Parodied. When Mr. Conductor "thanks" the audience for their participation, Critic starts to freak out wondering of he's all Alec Baldwin's delusion.
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* HeroicBSOD: Parodied. When Mr. Conductor "thanks" the audience for their participation, Critic starts to freak out wondering of if he's all Alec Baldwin's delusion.
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** {{Foreshadowing}}: He'll find out he's ''[[Creator/DougWalker someone's]]'' delusion [[WebVideo/ToBoldlyFlee later]].
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'''Film:''' ''[[Franchise/ThomasAndFriends Thomas and the Magic Railroad]]'' (2000)
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'''Film:''' ''[[Franchise/ThomasAndFriends ''[[ThomasAndFriends Thomas and the Magic Railroad]]'' (2000)
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* RunningGag: ''"It's Thomas the ''FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
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* RunningGag: ''"It's Thomas the ''FUCKING FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
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** Critic shows how AlecBaldwin reacted when Percy came in late by running an audio clip of his infamous phone rant to his daughter.
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'''Release:''' March 7, 2012
'''Film:''' ''[[Franchise/ThomasAndFriends Thomas and the Magic Railroad]]'' (2000)
!!This review contains examples of:
* BigWhat: Critic does this when he finds out that Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin are in a ''Thomas the Tank Engine'' movie, though it cuts off before he can finish it.
* ContinuityNod: When Critic points out that Mr. Conductor and Junior are actually cousins, he says that if [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS1E8 the Mario brothers can be father and son]], anything is possible.
* HeroicBSOD: Parodied. When Mr. Conductor "thanks" the audience for their participation, Critic starts to freak out wondering of he's all Alec Baldwin's delusion.
* InnocentInuendo:
-->'''Diesel:''' I'm gonna destroy her and dominate you!
-->'''Critic:''' Whoa! Keep it in the bedroom, Diesel!
* RunningGag: ''"It's Thomas the ''FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
** "Fuck yeah, sparkle-sparkle-sparkle!"
* ShoutOut
** Critic calls Mr. Conductor BobTheBuilder's lobotomized grandfather.
** Critic shows how AlecBaldwin reacted when Percy came in late by running an audio clip of his infamous phone rant to his daughter.
** A scream from ''RenAndStimpy'' plays as Diesel throws Mr. Conductor onto a pile of sacks.
** [[TakeThat "Prepare to meet Amtrak!]] [[IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom IN HELL!"]]
* TakeThat
** Critic calls MaraWilson "Hayley Joel Osment with a wig".
** When making fun of Mr. Conductor BreakingTheFourthWall to encourage AudienceParticipation, Critic shows a clip of [[{{Film/Twilight}} Edward saving Bella]] and congratulating her audience for it before saying "For shame!".
** Critic calls the film's climax buildup a kids' version of ''{{Film/Memento}}''.
* WeWantOurJerkBack: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
'''Film:''' ''[[Franchise/ThomasAndFriends Thomas and the Magic Railroad]]'' (2000)
!!This review contains examples of:
* BigWhat: Critic does this when he finds out that Peter Fonda and Alec Baldwin are in a ''Thomas the Tank Engine'' movie, though it cuts off before he can finish it.
* ContinuityNod: When Critic points out that Mr. Conductor and Junior are actually cousins, he says that if [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS1E8 the Mario brothers can be father and son]], anything is possible.
* HeroicBSOD: Parodied. When Mr. Conductor "thanks" the audience for their participation, Critic starts to freak out wondering of he's all Alec Baldwin's delusion.
* InnocentInuendo:
-->'''Diesel:''' I'm gonna destroy her and dominate you!
-->'''Critic:''' Whoa! Keep it in the bedroom, Diesel!
* RunningGag: ''"It's Thomas the ''FUCKING Tank Engine!"''
** "Fuck yeah, sparkle-sparkle-sparkle!"
* ShoutOut
** Critic calls Mr. Conductor BobTheBuilder's lobotomized grandfather.
** Critic shows how AlecBaldwin reacted when Percy came in late by running an audio clip of his infamous phone rant to his daughter.
** A scream from ''RenAndStimpy'' plays as Diesel throws Mr. Conductor onto a pile of sacks.
** [[TakeThat "Prepare to meet Amtrak!]] [[IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom IN HELL!"]]
* TakeThat
** Critic calls MaraWilson "Hayley Joel Osment with a wig".
** When making fun of Mr. Conductor BreakingTheFourthWall to encourage AudienceParticipation, Critic shows a clip of [[{{Film/Twilight}} Edward saving Bella]] and congratulating her audience for it before saying "For shame!".
** Critic calls the film's climax buildup a kids' version of ''{{Film/Memento}}''.
* WeWantOurJerkBack: After Peter Fonda's character is happy once more, Critic wishes he was back to being depressed.
