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In General

• Like mentioned on the main page, Felix Recenserar is of quite an educational value, both of Swedish culture and of movie making in general.

2013

Felix Recenserar - Vaxdockan

• Felix disputing the prejudice that all monochrome movies have to be boring, pointing out that it's not the colour that makes a movie enjoyable and listing a few great monochrome movies.

2015

Felix Recenserar - Sune i Fjällen

• The song "Push it to the Limit" at the end of the review, where Felix is dissing the Sune-series, glad that this was (supposedly) the last movie.

2016

• In one episode of Midnatts-Let's play, the trio created Living In a Dance Machine, a song using only Markoolio eJay (a Limited Special Collector's Ultimate Edition of the very primitive music creation software Dance eJay^note developed by Empire Interactive Europe Limited with the help of the Swedish musician Markoolio in the late 90s. Not only does the song manage to be pretty catchy despite only using pre-recorded beats, they made a very fun music video for it which got nominated for Guldtuben. Markoolio himself eventually found out about it and loved it.

2019

• After Felix' first review of Klassen, one of the kid actors from the series decided to make a strange diss track about Felix... To which Felix responded by making his own, very catchy, piss-take rap aimed at the series - even travelling to the school where they record Klassen to make the music video! And while the lyrics themselves are pretty grim (such as telling the class to slit their wrists with scissors as homework), he still has the grace not to target the specific kid who dissed him to start with.
• For the final stretch of Dingo Pictures reviews (dubbed "Dingos inferno"), Felix and co. managed to rope in two of the dubbers involved in the original films - Dan Bratt, the voice actor behind Wabuu and Komo (and many others), and Anja Schmidt, the narrator from Goldie - and get them to record new lines. Bratt even does a visual cameo when they cut to him standing in his studio commenting on his past performance for a gag!
  • The ending also has a freshly animated fight scene between Felix and Wabuu. Granted, the animation itself is Stylistic Suck to keep in line with the source material, but it still manages to be interesting to watch (in part thanks to the music).