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* DidntWeUseThisJokeAlready: While ranting about the "Ghost Riders in the Sky" scene, the Critic abruptly performs a song about Film/{{Ghost|Rider}} [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pony]] [[Film/GhostRider Rider]] from [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS7E3 the Ghost Rider review]], only to [[MusicalisInterruptus get interrupted]] by Malcom, who asks, "Didn't you do this joke before?"
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* DidntWeUseThisJokeAlready: While ranting about the "Ghost Riders in the Sky" scene, the Critic abruptly performs a song about Film/{{Ghost|Rider}} Film/{{Ghost|Rider2007}} [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pony]] [[Film/GhostRider [[Film/GhostRider2007 Rider]] from [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS7E3 the Ghost Rider review]], only to [[MusicalisInterruptus get interrupted]] by Malcom, who asks, "Didn't you do this joke before?"
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* AspectRatioSwitch: At the beginning of the episode, certain shots are done in low quality 4:3, until the Critic pushes the LetterBox away before he begins looking into ''Blues Brothers 2000''.
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* AspectRatioSwitch: At the beginning of the episode, certain shots are done in low quality 4:3, until the Critic pushes the LetterBox {{letterbox}} away before he begins looking into ''Blues Brothers 2000''.
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* ItsBeenDone: Robin Williams had previously done a stand-up bit about a drug named "Fukital" with similar attributes (but focused on the total relaxation and not on the BrainBleach effect).
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* ItsBeenDone: Robin Williams Creator/RobinWilliams had previously done a stand-up bit about a drug named "Fukital" with similar attributes (but focused on the total relaxation and not on the BrainBleach effect).
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* GilliganCut: After the Critic uses ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'' to choose three things that are too crazy to appear on a Blues Brothers movie ([[HollywoodVoodoo An immortal Voodoo priestess]], [[BalefulPolymorph Rednecks turned into rats]] and [[ZombieApocalypse zombies]]), he asks: "They did it, didn't they?"
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* GilliganCut: After the Critic uses ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'' to choose three things that are too crazy to appear on a Blues Brothers movie ([[HollywoodVoodoo An immortal Voodoo priestess]], [[BalefulPolymorph [[ForcedTransformation Rednecks turned into rats]] and [[ZombieApocalypse zombies]]), he asks: "They did it, didn't they?"
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* TheThreeCertaintiesInLife: Before going to a commercial break, the Critic says "Here's the only thing certain after death, taxes, and everything you love either getting a shitty sequel or a shitty remake: commercials!"
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** Malcolm's PleaseWakeUp reaction to Tamara dozing off is [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings "Don't go where I can't follow!"]].
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** Malcolm's PleaseWakeUp reaction to Tamara dozing off is [[Film/TheLordOfTheRings [[Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheReturnOfTheKing "Don't go where I can't follow!"]].
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* AspectRatioSwitch: At the beginning of the episode, certain shots are done in low quality 4:3, until the Critic pushes the LetterBox away before he begins looking into ''Blues Brothers 2000''.
* DidntWeUseThisJokeAlready: While ranting about the "Ghost Riders in the Sky" scene, the Critic abruptly performs a song about Film/{{Ghost|Rider}} [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pony]] [[Film/GhostRider Rider]] from [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS7E3 the Ghost Rider review]], only to [[MusicalisInterruptus get interrupted]] by Malcom, who asks, "Didn't you do this joke before?"
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* ManipulativeEditing: Despite the film apparently being so boring compared to the first movie, Critic doesn't mention the big car crash in this film.
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-->'''Critic:''' This is like giving ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} a puppy, or [[Film/PulpFiction Jules Winfield]] a martian, or the Terminator --\\
''(the review abruptly cuts to footage of the Terminator wearing star-shaped glasses in ''Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines'')''\\
'''Critic:''' Oh, yeah, that happened.
* ManipulativeEditing: Despite the film apparently being so boring compared to the first movie, Critic doesn't mention the big car crash in thisfilm. film.
* NoticeThis: The Critic tells the audience to memorize the only two scenes Buster had done anything meaningful in the movie (stealing Cab's wallet to get the money for a new car, and giving a RousingSpeech when the band is about to break up), as he refers back to them at the end of the movie, when Buster starts worrying about being taken away from the Blues Brothers forever.
''(the review abruptly cuts to footage of the Terminator wearing star-shaped glasses in ''Film/Terminator3RiseOfTheMachines'')''\\
'''Critic:''' Oh, yeah, that happened.
* ManipulativeEditing: Despite the film apparently being so boring compared to the first movie, Critic doesn't mention the big car crash in this
* NoticeThis: The Critic tells the audience to memorize the only two scenes Buster had done anything meaningful in the movie (stealing Cab's wallet to get the money for a new car, and giving a RousingSpeech when the band is about to break up), as he refers back to them at the end of the movie, when Buster starts worrying about being taken away from the Blues Brothers forever.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Critic abandons the script of his Fuckital commercial to go outside, show the audience statues of Elwood and the Bluesmobile and then give one of these to Dan Aykroyd, calling him an UngratefulBastard for turning in a terrible sequel to a movie they immortalised him for as a Chicago icon.
* RunningGag: A clip of John Belushi saying "Bull''shit''."
* RunningGag: A clip of John Belushi saying "Bull''shit''."
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* ProductPlacement: While looking up the ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'' website, the Critic tells the audience, "I'm sure you've all played this game before. ''Cards Against Humanity'' -- they have an online version. If you haven't, you should. It's fun. Bring the kids."
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Critic abandons the script of his Fuckital commercial to go outside, show the audience statues of Elwood and the Bluesmobile and then give one of these to Dan Aykroyd, calling him an UngratefulBastard for turning in a terrible sequel to a movie theyimmortalised immortalized him for as a Chicago icon.
*RunningGag: {{Retraux}}: Parts of the beginning of the review simulate a 4:3 480p quality, as part of the Critic's intentionally lame ProductionThrowback to [[Recap/TheNostalgiaCriticS1E2 his review]] of ''WesternAnimation/CartoonAllStarsToTheRescue''.
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** A clip of John Belushi saying "Bull''shit''."
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Critic abandons the script of his Fuckital commercial to go outside, show the audience statues of Elwood and the Bluesmobile and then give one of these to Dan Aykroyd, calling him an UngratefulBastard for turning in a terrible sequel to a movie they
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** The Critic finds that by simply saying "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pony!]]" he attracts more viewers.
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** Malcolm's PleaseWakeUp reaction to Tamara dozing off is [[TheLordOfTheRings "Don't go where I can't follow!"]].
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* ArsonMurderAndAdmiration: According to Critic, the movie is garbage from top to bottom... apart from the soundtrack, which is actually pretty decent.
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* DisappointedInYou: Critic's ultimate emotion about the film.
-->'''Critic:''' Movie, I'm not mad... yes, I am, I'm furious. But there's something that I'm even more: disappointed. I'm disappointed in you, Movie.
-->'''Critic:''' Movie, I'm not mad... yes, I am, I'm furious. But there's something that I'm even more: disappointed. I'm disappointed in you, Movie.
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* IdiotPlot:[[invoked]] Savagely lambasted by the Critic, by comparing the reason why the first movie involved PuttingTheBandBackTogether (the orphanage had to be saved, and thus was a MissionFromGod) with the second one's (Elwood apparently decided to just do it, citing that "God works in mysterious ways") and pointing out that everybody in the Blues Brothers Band (save [[JustGotOutOfJail Elwood]] and [[BusCrash Jake]]) [[EarnYourHappyEnding earned a happy ending]] after serving their time (good high-paying jobs, salvaging their relationships, etc) and had no reason to follow Elwood again, as well as apparently having kidnapped the kid.
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* IdiotPlot:[[invoked]] Savagely lambasted by the Critic, by comparing the reason why the first movie involved PuttingTheBandBackTogether (the orphanage had to be saved, and thus was a MissionFromGod) with the second one's (Elwood ([[ExcusePlot Elwood apparently decided to just do it, it]], [[HandWave citing that "God "The Lord works in mysterious ways") ways"]]) and pointing out that everybody in the Blues Brothers Band (save [[JustGotOutOfJail Elwood]] and [[BusCrash Jake]]) [[EarnYourHappyEnding earned a happy ending]] after serving their time (good high-paying jobs, salvaging their relationships, etc) and had no reason to follow Elwood again, as well as apparently having kidnapped the kid.
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* ManipulativeEditing: Despite the film apparently being so boring compared to the first movie, Crtic doesn't mention the big car crash in this film.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After witnessing the extent of the film's GenreShift into fantasy, Doug angrily throws off the Critic's costume to rant about how much of an affront it is to the original. It may very well be he biggest display of genuine anger that Doug/The Critic has ever shown towards something he's reviewed.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After witnessing the extent of the film's GenreShift into fantasy, Doug angrily throws off the Critic's costume to rant about how much of an affront it is to the original. It may very well be he biggest display of genuine anger that Doug/The Critic has ever shown towards something he's reviewed.
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* JumpingTheShark:[[invoked]] The first scene where Buster is shown in a Blues Brothers costume with Elwood and Mack is seen as this by the Critic. While it's far from the most infuriating moment for him, Critic says that any chance the film had of being entertaining or taken seriously was lost the moment they decided to do it.
* ManipulativeEditing: Despite the film apparently being so boring compared to the first movie,Crtic Critic doesn't mention the big car crash in this film.
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After witnessing the extent of the film's GenreShift into fantasy, Doug angrily throws off the Critic's costume to rant about how much of an affront it is to the original. It may very well behe the biggest display of genuine anger that Doug/The Critic has ever shown towards something he's reviewed.
* ManipulativeEditing: Despite the film apparently being so boring compared to the first movie,
* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After witnessing the extent of the film's GenreShift into fantasy, Doug angrily throws off the Critic's costume to rant about how much of an affront it is to the original. It may very well be
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Critic abandons the script of his Fuckital commercial to go outside, show the audience statues of Elwood and the Bluesmobile and then give one of these to Dan Aykroyd, calling him an UngratefulBastard for turning in a terrible sequel to a movie they immortalised him for as a Chicago icon.
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** "You got no plot, you got no comedy, and you don't even have the other Blues Brother. Unless you [have something promising that's better than this piece of shit], count me the fuck out of this."
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** "You got no plot, you got no comedy, and you don't even have the other Blues Brother. Unless you [have something promising that's better than this piece of shit], this], count me the fuck out of this.""
* RuleOfSymbolism: Critic pretending to recreate his review of ''Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue'' without any clips from the cartoon itself, filling the void with a bunch of other critics,[[note]]Black Critic (Malcolm), Little Kid Critic (Tamara kneeling down), Animated Kitten Critic ([[CallBack Nostalgia Kitten]]), Sexy Female Critic (Dayna Munday), Invisible Critic (a shot of a corner of the room), and Cameo Critic (Creator/BradJones, aka WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob, who shrugs and says, "It's a living!")[[/note]] not offering anything new other than that and being something nobody actually wanted to see is a massive TakeThat towards this movie, saying it operates on similar principles.
* RuleOfSymbolism: Critic pretending to recreate his review of ''Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue'' without any clips from the cartoon itself, filling the void with a bunch of other critics,[[note]]Black Critic (Malcolm), Little Kid Critic (Tamara kneeling down), Animated Kitten Critic ([[CallBack Nostalgia Kitten]]), Sexy Female Critic (Dayna Munday), Invisible Critic (a shot of a corner of the room), and Cameo Critic (Creator/BradJones, aka WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob, who shrugs and says, "It's a living!")[[/note]] not offering anything new other than that and being something nobody actually wanted to see is a massive TakeThat towards this movie, saying it operates on similar principles.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: The Critic is convinced that the movie is actually the adaptation of the SNES video game, which would explain all the weirdness happening therein.
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* VideoGameMoviesSuck:[[invoked]] The Critic is convinced that the movie is actually the adaptation of the SNES video game, which would explain all the weirdness happening therein.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After witnessing the extent of the film's GenreShift into fantasy, Doug angrily throws off the Critic's costume to rant about how much of an affront it is to the original. With the possible exception of his previous rant about ''Film/PatchAdams'' making up a girlfriend character just so that she can be StuffedIntoTheFridge, it's likely the biggest display of genuine anger that Doug/The Critic has ever shown towards something he's reviewed.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After witnessing the extent of the film's GenreShift into fantasy, Doug angrily throws off the Critic's costume to rant about how much of an affront it is to the original. With the possible exception of his previous rant about ''Film/PatchAdams'' making up a girlfriend character just so that she can It may very well be StuffedIntoTheFridge, it's likely the he biggest display of genuine anger that Doug/The Critic has ever shown towards something he's reviewed.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: After witnessing the extent of the film's GenreShift into fantasy, Doug angrily throws off the Critic's costume to rant about how much of an affront it is to the original. With the possible exception of his previous rant about ''Film/PatchAdams'' making up a girlfriend character just so that she can be StuffedIntoTheFridge, it's likely the biggest display of genuine anger that Doug/The Critic has ever shown towards something he's reviewed.
