Doug Walker (TGWTG, Nostalgia Critic, Bum Reviews, and other projects)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsUrDYOpjLQ - Batman Forever: 1st Viewing

edited 16th Feb '18 12:52:40 AM by LikeVileVillians

Tamara just posted the making of Hyper Fan-girl's wedding dress. .... yup.

edited 17th Feb '18 5:34:44 PM by kyun

This week: Freakazoid!, with an interview with Tom Ruegger and Paul Rugg.

edited 20th Feb '18 4:09:40 PM by Motyka5

But the description on that page gives away the guests. Oh well.

Is that so terrible?

Next week: the Devil Boner and Hyper Fangirl wedding. Oh, and an Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked review, apparently.

What if freakazoid was in the dc universe (I mean he'd make a better Deadpool analogue than Harley). They'd probably do something similar to the DCAU question where they make him an expy of another character outside the DCU (question for Rorsarch probably the Creeper for Freakazoid).

So I suppose my first post about the wedding went totally ignored? Okay.

it was probably missed. Not everyone reads every post or remembers what was posted.

Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked, with a killer new intro!

I'm happy for the lovely, psychotic couple. I just hope none of the viewers take Devil Boner inviting a gun show to the wedding as being a case of Too Soon. Sometimes ya gotta laugh.

(Ha! This time I DID have something more to say than just the video length!)

"MAWWAGE!"

This opening is going to be so confusing for people who don't follow the show on a regular basis, or are new. It doesn't help that it does not tie into the movie whatsoever.

And that would include me, I only watch the series intermittently anymore. So, what happened?

Devil Boner and Hyper Fangirl get married, various side characters appear.

Yeah, I know the backstory, and still think this kind of came out of nowhere. I guess they couldn't come up with anything else, so they just went with this? Because of a sense of obligation that they HAVE to have these skits?

Which is a thing I've noticed more often lately. Adding the sketch bits just for the sake of it, out of some obligation. It was the same with having cameos only to dismiss them for a while.

And still sketch-less reviews are come forth.

edited 1st Mar '18 4:56:28 AM by randomness4

.... couldn't come up with anything else?? This had been a natural next step in a fictional romance that had been developing for a few years now.

The Disney Live-Action Remake Month begins with Maleficent.

Next week: Alice Through the Looking Glass

edited 6th Mar '18 2:36:11 PM by Motyka5

This next one has been a long time coming.

Did anyone actually see film?,it went by so fast I assumed they were trying to get the film out of the way as fast as possible

I've seen both Maleficent and Alice Through The Looking Glass. I found the former particularly bad. For all the hate Frozen gets, it still did the message of the film ten times better. The latter I just found extremely boring.

Oddly enough, the first live-action Alice is a guilty pleasure for me.

I've seen both too. Maleficent had an interesting *idea* behind it, but the execution didn't work, and Alice Through the Looking Glass...had a few interesting visual elements and Time isn't that bad as a character. But it mostly just fell flat.

Maleficent may not have worked for you, but it sure did work out for Disney. Rather well in fact.

Budget: $180,000,000.

Box office (global): $758,539,785

That's what matters to the House of Mouse. Money. That's why it's getting a sequel that starts filming this year.

edit to add

I think I'm going to buy it.

edited 7th Mar '18 8:25:31 AM by TamH70

Doug was being way too nice to Not-Maleficent and Not-Stephen.