History Quotes / NarmCharm

-->--'''[[http://docohobigfinish.blogspot.com/2011/09/season-eleven.html Doc Oho]]'''

-->--'''Joel from WebVideo/Vinesauce'''

-->--'''Joel from WebVideo/Vinesauce''

->[[WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie "A feature length commercial filled with celebrities, cliches, and repetitive pop music...that's really sweet and heartfelt."]]]

->[[WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie "A feature length commercial filled with celebrities, cliches, and repetitive pop music...that's really sweet and heartfelt."

-->--''[[http://arousinggrammar.com/2012/10/18/superman-and-the-darkseid-beatdown/ Arousing Grammar]]''

-->-- ''WebVideo/JonTron''

->'''David''': They finally beat everyone off the boat and chase Catwoman inside, where she trips and falls and Batman [[LovesMyAlterEgo finally discovers she’s Kitka]], leading to him [[ThousandYardStare staring at the camera]] for a few minutes while mournful opera music plays.\\
'''Chris''': That’s another one of those things that I completely bought into as a kid. It’s a heartbreaker. Even if she was [[DirtyCommunists a commie.]]\\
'''David''': Burt Ward looks legitimately mournful as he watches Batman try to deal with it, and then, of course, Bruce’s coping method is essentially denial. “[[StepfordSmiler It means nothing.]]”\\
'''Chris''': Well if there’s one thing we know about Batman, it’s that he deals pretty well with emotional trauma.

-->'''Toonzone''''s [[http://anbat.toonzone.net/btas/ntf.html review]] of the ''[[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries BTAS]]'' episode "Nothing to Fear".

'''David''': Burt Ward looks legitimately mournful as he watches Batman try to deal with it, and then, of course, Bruce’s coping method is essentially denial. “[[HurtingHero It means nothing.]]”\\

->''"It is no secret to say that Carey Blyton's score for [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoS11E3DeathToTheDaleks}} Death to the Daleks]] has come in for some flack in the past, but I personally think that it is his most accomplished soundtrack for the series. I loved it as a child with its simple, catchy tunes and to this day I can join in with most of the cues. The Dalek theme has been bashed for being slightly comedic, but can you imagine those scenes of them wobbling along the sand dunes without it? Sacrilege."''

->''"It is no secret to say that Carey Blyton's score for [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoS11E3DeathToTheDaleks}} Death to the Daleks]] has come in for some flack in the past but I personally think that it is his most accomplished soundtrack for the series. I loved it as a child with its simple, catchy tunes and to this day I can join in with most of the cues. The Dalek theme has been bashed for being slightly comedic but cannot you imagine those scenes of them wobbling along the sand dunes without it? Sacrilege."''

->''"In true {{Franchise/Superman}} fashion, [[{{ComicBook/Darkseid}} Darkseid]] endures not only a savage beating, but also a cliched moral lecture. And trust me, those lectures are what make Superman, in my unreliable opinion, the perfect definition of a superhero."''

->'''David''': They finally beat everyone off the boat and chase Catwoman inside, where she trips and falls and Batman [[LovesMyAlterEgo finally discovers she’s Kitka]], leading to him staring at the camera for a few minutes while mournful opera music plays.\\

->''"It is no secret to say that Carey Blyton's score for [[{{Recap/DoctorWhoS11E3DeathToTheDaleks}} Death to the Daleks]] has come in for some flack in the past but I personally think that it is his most accomplished soundtrack for the series. I loved it as a child with its simple, catchy tunes and to this day I can join in with most of the cues. The Dalek theme has been bashed for being slightly comedic but cannot you imagine those scenes of them wobbly along the sand dunes without it? Sacrilege."''

->''"In true {{Franchise/Superman}} fashion, [[{{ComicBook/Darkseid}} Darkseid]] endures not only a savage beating, but also a cliched moral lecture. And trust me, those lectures are what make Superman, in my unreliable opinion, the perfect definition of a superhero."

->''"In true {{Franchise/Superman}} fashion, [[ComicBook/Darkseid Darkseid]] endures not only a savage beating, but also a cliched moral lecture. And trust me, those lectures are what make Superman, in my unreliable opinion, the perfect definition of a superhero."
-->-''[[http://arousinggrammar.com/2012/10/18/superman-and-the-darkseid-beatdown/ Arousing Grammar]]''

->''"Part of Franchise/ResidentEvil's charm is that it still takes itself seriously, despite having the most atrociously written story and dialogue..."''
-->-- '''Ben "Yatzee" Croshaw''', ''WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation'', on ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilTheUmbrellaChronicles''

->''"How can something be so stupid, yet so magical, all at the same time? Surely, we will never know."''
-->-- ''WebVideo/JonTron''

'''David''': Burt Ward looks legitimately mournful as he watches Batman try to deal with it, and then, of course, Bruce’s coping method is essentially denial. “[[IRejectYourReality It means nothing.]]”\\

->''"In the special features, Herrington, [[Creator/PatrickSwayze Swayze]], and co-star Kelly Lynch all have a laugh at some of the stupid dialogue. But what they don't realize is that the dialogue is so dumb, it becomes brilliant again. The fact that they got so many talented actors to say these lines and do these scenes kind of boggles the mind, really. Nobody is the slightest bit believable, but that's kind of the point. You're not really supposed to believe in any of this."''
-->'''Website/TheAgonyBooth''''s [[http://www.agonybooth.com/recaps/Road_House_1989.aspx recap]] of ''Film/RoadHouse''

->''"In the special features, Herrington, [[PatrickSwayze Swayze]], and co-star Kelly Lynch all have a laugh at some of the stupid dialogue. But what they don't realize is that the dialogue is so dumb, it becomes brilliant again. The fact that they got so many talented actors to say these lines and do these scenes kind of boggles the mind, really. Nobody is the slightest bit believable, but that's kind of the point. You're not really supposed to believe in any of this."''

-->'''Toonzone''''s [[http://anbat.toonzone.net/btas/ntf.html review]] of the ''[[BatmanTheAnimatedSeries BTAS]]'' episode "Nothing to Fear".

-->'''Website/TheAgonyBooth''''s [[http://www.agonybooth.com/recaps/Road_House_1989.aspx recap]] of ''RoadHouse''

->''"Part of ResidentEvil's charm is that it still takes itself seriously, despite having the most atrociously written story and dialogue of any product of human endeavour since Hulk Hogan took one too many clotheslines to the head and decided he could act."''
-->--Ben [[ZeroPunctuation 'Yahtzee']] Croshaw, on ''ResidentEvilUmbrellaChronicles''