Nostalgia Critic - Season 12 (2019)

We all know them but never talk about them. Where did they come from? Who's idea was it? Do the green ones really make you...you know? The Nostalgia Critic answers all these questions and more about your favorite chocolate candy, M&Ms.

It's called the film that almost killed Disney, but how much of this animated black sheep is good and how much is not? The Nostalgia Critic takes a look at 1985's Black Cauldron.

These two left a lot of great arguments and bickering moments, but which ones made us laugh the hardest? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at the funniest moments from Siskel and Ebert.

Christopher Walken, talking grizzly's, and country music? How could anything in this go right? Well believe it or not, Nostalgia Critic finds a few things right in, The Country Bears.

This art-house darling has a lot of people wondering, is this a deep classic or pretentious slosh? Can it be both? Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on Donnie Darko.

The Nostalgia Critic discusses the classic animated X-Men series with the very people who helped to make it.

Everyone loved it when it came out, it launched a billion dollar movie franchise, but did this series have as promising a start as you remember? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at, X-Men.

Many call it the best X-Men movie, but Nostalgia Critic has some problems with it that a lot of people choose to ignore. Let's take a look at X2:X-Men United.

One of the most hated X-Men movies might not actually be as you think - I mean, it's still bad,but fun bad...maybe? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at X-Men: The Last Stand.

Here it is, the bottom of the barrel, what most people call the worst X-Men movie. Can the Nostalgia Critic get through it without digging his claws into the screen? It's time for X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

When the people behind The Room make an all new movie, Tommy Wiseau "himself" checks out the Nostalgia Critic's thoughts on it.

Before Willy Wonka this was arguably Tom and Jerry's most popular adventure. Perhaps it didn't quite give the brains it was promised though. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Tom and Jerry and the Wizard of Oz.

It's the best known Easter Bunny movie, mostly because it's one of the ONLY Easter Bunny movies. Let's see if it's worthy of the holiday icon's jelly bean droppings. The Nostalgia Critic reviews Hop.

E.B. White's strange book is given the bland treatment and a Shyamalan script? Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on the 1999 hit Stuart Little.

For many, Toonami was their intro to anime. The Nostalgia Critic is shown the impact of one of Cartoon Network's most famous programming segments - with TOM too, of course.

The sequel to the "true story" of Balto certainly takes more liberties than the original. Let's see if it pays off in the end or if this is a sequel worth putting down. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Balto II: Wolf Quest.

One of the biggest bombs of all time based on one of the biggest game franchises of all time. Let's see if there's any redeemable value to the CG weird-fest Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.

It got a lot of critical and audience praise, but Nostalgia Critic has some major issues with this biographical miss. Let's take a look at Man on the Moon.

Kidnapping wolves, evil bankers, and yet somehow it's the exact same story. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at how this sequel/reboot is less than practically perfect in every way. Let's take a look at Mary Poppins Returns.

The Critic reviews the Anti-Christ of comedy movies, Movie 43. You would think an anthology movie will all sorts of creative talents participating in comedic set pieces would be a hit - and you would be dead wrong, mister.

Once it was seen as the worst Alien movie, now it's seen as just a bad one. What went wrong with the riskiest Alien movie ever made? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Alien 3.

The Critic reviews Barney the Dinosaur's first (and thankfully ONLY) theatrical film. He discusses why the movie, as well as Barney himself doesn't work, and why he accrued so much hatred since his inception.

The Olympians never looked so - average. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at another Young Adult series that never got the franchise it was hoping for. Let's take a look at Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief.

Keanu Reeves may be a huge hit again, but there was a time when his career was less than heavenly. Constantine is one of those devilish low points.

The nostalgic teen spy gets her own film, and fans are none too happy what happened to their butt-kicking heroine. Nostalgia Critic takes a look to see if anything is redeemable with Kim Possible.

On the 25th anniversary of one of Disney's biggest hits, Nostalgia Critic takes a look and sees if it's warranting all the praise it's gotten for so long. Let's take a look at The Lion King.

It's the Guillermo del Toro movie everyone forgets he directed, let's see if it holds up to the standards this Oscar winning director holds so high. Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Blade II.

Lately, Disney seems to be remaking all of their beloved, classic animated features and turning them into live action, but with none of the spirit and heart of the original. Moviegoers don't like them, but for some reason, they keep going to see them. Why are these over-blown, heartless insults to our childhood so lucrative? The Nostalgia Critic is here to get to the bottom of this.

A review with cats?!? You can't get more internet than that. Critic and Snob bring their kitties along to look at one of the worst remakes Disney has made, and that's saying a lot. Let's take a look at 1997's, That Darn Cat.

In an age of epic crossovers and spin-offs, the Critic takes a look back at a certain notorious crossover in the Hanna-Barbera universe. Remember when the Jetsons met the Flintstones? While the Critic has been a bit critical (pun intended) of both series and finds plenty to mock in this made-for-TV movie, he recognizes its significance and its need to exist.

It's vampires vs werewolves, you know, SUPER serious stuff. So how come nobody ever cracks a smile? The Nostalgia Critic looks at the beginning of the cult franchise, Underworld.

A live-action remake of Mulan is set to be released next year, and while many speculate on whether or not it will be any good, it certainly can't get any worse than Mulan II. The Nostalgia Critic reviews what is probably the worst direct-to-video sequel Disney has ever made...to date.

This is it. The LAST Chipmunks movie. Can Nostalgia Critic get through this series without losing his mind? Let's take a look at Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews the worst movie John Leguizamo ever made - besides the Super Mario Bros movie.

The Nostalgia Critic crew and some special guests give a musical tribute to Pink Floyd: The Wall (1982).

A whole new world - or a rehashed one? The Nostalgia Critic reviews Disney's 2019 live-action remake of Aladdin, and determines if it lives up to the hype, or leave people wishing for something better.

Man-eating pigs, brain food, and people in goblin costumes. This came from a Best Picture movie? Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on the "Silence of the Lambs" sequel, "Hannibal".

A strange sequel to an already strange movie. Let's see how the Nostalgia Critic reacts to Pennywise's latest madness in IT Chapter Two.

The first Tales from the Crypt movie. After so many years does it still hold the same gory campiness we all know and love? Find out as the Nostalgia Critic reviews, Tales From the Crypt Demon Knight.

The director of the "Zombieland" movies takes his shot at a serious movie - I think. Nostalgia Critic looks at the comic book hit "Venom".

In honor of Scooby-Doo's fiftieth anniversary, the Nostalgia Critic looks at the film everybody loves the most. But does it hold up since the last time people saw it?

A gathering of heroes deserves a gathering of critics. Nostalgia Critic invites CinemaSins, the Cinema Snob, and maybe a few other cinema related friends to look at the underwhelming "almost" blockbuster, DC's Justice League.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews the 2013 Disney juggernaut simply known as Frozen. Was it fairly crowned the king of animated features of the new millennium? Is it really the timeless masterpiece it has perceived to be? The Critic finds out, and although a certain catchy song still makes his ears bleed, he's trying to - let it go.

Sexy bunnies, creepy pandas, fried chicken endorsed by an acquitted felon, battery-operated cats, a guy in a red rabbit suit, and trippy popsicles? It must be another Nostalgia Critic commercial special. To top it all off, he's got the composer of the Flintstones Vitamins commercial hounding him at every turn.

You read that title right. Did Joker imagine Batman? The Nostalgia Critic sets out to test a fan theory on how two of the greatest screen and comic book adversaries may have all been some deranged clown's hallucination. Hopefully a certain 'credit card' was just part of his imagination too.

Tis the start of the season, the Critic was ready in a pinch. No better way to begin Christmas, than with Illumination's take on The Grinch.

The Critic reviews the craziest Christmas rom-com of all time: Holiday in Handcuffs. Nothing like a little dishonesty and kidnapping to brighten the holidays.

It's the Christmas sequel most people say doesn't deliver, but let's see if there's ant laughs that unintentionally come from this. The Nostalgia Critic reviews Disney's The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause.

The Nostalgia Critic reviews one of the greatest Christmas movies of all time.