Release: November 10, 2009
Series: Siskel & Ebert
This review contains examples of:
- Bread, Eggs, Milk, Squick: At the start of the review, Critic asks what is the first thing that the audience thinks on the word "critic". First one is Nostalgia Critic himself, second is The Angry Video Game Nerd and last one is a half-naked violinist running down a street.Critic: Why would you...
- Freeze-Frame Bonus: After Siskel and Ebert bash Protestants, The Critic makes a disclaimer that he doesn't hold prejudice against any religious group, except for a really long list that scrolls by in less than a second. The list is: Bahá'í Faith
, Confucianism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, Shinto, Taoism, Wicca, The Force, Druze, Jainism, Methodist, Catholic, Muslim, Gnosticism, Rastafari Movement, Mandaeans and Sabians, Unitarian, Universalism, Hellenistic Magick, Left Hand Path, Scientology, and Whatever religion the Oompa Loompas practice/ There's also one at the beginning of the list where all we see is a partial letter "m".Critic: Especially the middle onenote . - Stealth Insult: "Your movie sucks, but you don't!" "Ha! You like that?! Anyone out there who doesn't like me, Roger Ebert, the greatest film critic of all time, said that I. DON'T. SUCK. Only my movies suck, my movies suck! ... wait..."
- The Unpronounceable: The Critic seemed unsure how to pronounce "Mankiewicz".Critic: It now appeared that the television legacy of Siskel, Ebert, and Roeper was officially gone. And it was instead replaced by these two douchebags, Ben Lyons and Ben Manken... Monkeywich... I hate them already.
