CAPTAIN AMERICA 1990 BAD MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted 

Totally

Never gets old 😂

You ain't lying!!😂😂😂😂

Yup I love it

You s'd get out more often

It's a must. AN ABSOLUTE MUST that Billy is present for these Bad Movie Reviews. Just got reminded that this is just Part 1. Only a handful of times the DT Crew had multiple parts for a Bad Movie. Last one may have been Battlefield Earth.

Rejected Candle Wax Krueger

​@@thecinematicmind it looks like a Wax Playdough Candle

The Ground Beef Skull!

"Super-Freddy!"

Was about to comment the same thing

Ugh, of course he would.

@@codafett It kind of makes you wonder where such a bizarre idea got into his head to begin with but it’s almost a perfect microcosm of how shallow the majority his reviewing skills really are and considering his fall from grace and the fact that the majority of people these days no longer take him seriously as a reviewer it’s even more jarring in retrospect. Looking back 15 years ago (amazing to think it’s been almost 20 years since Nostalgia Critic first arrived on the scene, during those years I had recently finished high school and just entered college at the time when I encountered his videos on RU-vid for the first time, wow! time flies!) it’s a wonder that so many of us back then hung on his every word seeng him as this “expert” which seems so silly in hindsight but then again when he was at his peak before he fell from grace many of us at the time were in our teens or early 20s and as we matured we started to realize that his videos in spite of what he called them weren’t even “reviews” they were just opinionated rants. And gradually we began to realize that we all need to take a lot of “reviews” of his with a grain of salt. Don’t get me wrong, occasionally he would bring up few a good points every now and then that even today we could still agree with in some of his videos. After all, as the old saying goes “ even a broken clock can be right at least twice a day” but let’s not kid ourselves, even those occasionally “valid” points were few and far between and in my opinion those few that hit the mark were in spite of him, not because of him, that’s becoming abundantly clear with each passing year since his fame imploded into infamy.

@@limelightraver5690 I fell out of love with Nostalgia Critic maybe 10 years ago. But I swear ever since I've started watching Double Toasted, I've really started to understand just how bad of a reviewer he is.

@@codafett How so, specifically in your opinion? I agree with you, I’m just genuinely curious to know which Double Toasted videos you saw that convey your point in that regard. I’m genuinely interested in watching them. Which videos specifically where they? Regarding the ones that you would recommend that gradually helped you realize just how bad of a reviewer he really is. Do you remember what they were titled? By the way, while we’re on the subject of Doug Walker, Did you ever see the Double Toasted video from last year I think where Doug is being interviewed and he says something along the lines of “We tried to go too big” which sounds a bit like cope and sour grapes on Doug’s part if you ask me. It definitely sounds like something a washed up Internet “celebrity” like him would say.

@@limelightraver5690 Take for example the Nukey video. DT has no fear of calling out racism, meanwhile Doug will dance around it. Another one would be the Double Team review or any number of movies that they've both done. You know what the real issue is? Doug doesn't understand movies, he hasn't been in the film industry, all he knows is what he considers bad and what he considers good. Plus he's not a reviewer, he's a children's entertainer. You can see that in all his thumbnails with him making some obnoxious face or being an edgy 45 year old man. Morey and Martin do understand and they do actual research before they put a video out. The difference is night and day.

Suddenly, it all makes sense on why this movie looked so cheap.

When did they pass away

@@Elvusmiw yesterday 😔

Thank goodness, they never made Spider-man. All through the late 80s and early 90s, they had threatened to make that one, but bankruptcy put an end to their plans.

​@Philip Zamora that Spiderman and masters of the universe sequel both became the Jean Claude van Damme movie cyborg

Absolutely & I Appreciate The Designs Of Captain America & Red Skull

👍👍👍👍

​@@chasehedges6775 do you like red skull?

I kind of liked the 90’s Red Skull because he looked like the pain from the transformation made him crazy. The part where he was a kidnapped child ruined it for me though.

I will forever shut up about the First Avenger’s Red Skull 😂

I used to love watching Nostalgia Critic Reaction Videos. I am beginning to enjoy this more than Nostalgia Critic. But I can appreciate how each bring their own perspectives.

Yes indeed, I laugh when I hear younger ppl talk about modern cbms. They don't know how good they got it now.😂

I felt extremely fortunate to watch movies and I can't precisely recall the first bad movie I ever watched. They were all good to me. I'd have to really put my mind to work. I think that informs the way I opinionate about movies today. I am just more realistic about their faults which would naturally come the more movies you watch and contrast to one another.

He should do the sequel too.😂 They'll get a kick out of that one.

There was a black an white one Which was the first one and 79 one. Get on that kory.

If you think that is horrible they made A part 2 called death to soon. Apparently they didn't learn from the first movie.

💀💀

Wow The Red Skull Needs a New Mask

Exactly or Those Old Wax Red Candle Dummies

I find it hilarious that you've latched onto that moment as *the* bad thing of the movie, as if it's the one element that doesn't work. 😂

@@hkr0065 oh, its not the only one. I grew up watching this, but I liked it for what it was.

It Was Ahead Of It's Time For Marvel/DC Movies For The Source Material From The Comics

👍👍👍👍

Even in the early 2000s we’re still kinda rough like 2003 Hulk movie. When the 2008 Ironman movie came out things finally started to get better. Sure 2008 Hulk happened but still.

Marvel virtually went bankrupt in the 80's, so sold movie rights for peanuts and with no quality control over the film by them. Hence Cannon buying Spider-Man, Captain America. And Fantastic Four ending up with Roger Corman. The Punisher also got a bad, low-budget movie. But even the high budget Quality movies didn't win, e.g. George Lucas producing Howard The Duck.

It was back when DC made better movies than Marvel was. (I mean whatever your thoughts on Batman Forever or Robin, they were more successful and had a bigger budget than what Marvel had.

Wow you Caught me right there 😂

I think he tried to cut Cap's hand off but Cap pulled his arm forward making him cut his own.

Lmfao. I see your F4 but raise you Elektra.

Also had a sequel too called death To soon. There was a movie in 79 as well.

I reckon they will. In fact I reckon this movie could be a three part review, a first for DT! 😂

I remember seeing that trailer prior to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I think they might have intended at first to run Captain America theatrically, then they actually watched the movie and realized they pretty much had an Ed Wood movie on their hands.

Then came part 2.

He should do the sequel too.

Yep, they're Italian, fascist soldiers shooting up Red Skull aka Tadzio de Santis's family.

This still beats the Tim Story FF movies. As crappy as this is, at least they tried to portray Cap and Skull with some respect. The FF movies, on the other hand, treated the Four Stooges and poor man's Norman Osborn like they were in an overly long Robot Chicken sketch XD

@@daliborjovanovic510 true at least they tried with Captain America. There are some really impressive sets and on location shots.

And, how, ironic, marvel is going downhill nowadays in the 2020s

Some of their mid 2000s movies weren’t that bad, tbh Thank goodness for Iron Man 1 tho

I still think Fantastic Four(2005) is kinda underrated, tbh but yeah.

@chasehedges6775 How is Marvel going downhill? Guardians 3 just made money, Spider-Man 3 (MCU) is one of the highest grossing movies ever. Ant-Man 3 made some money, and Captain America 4 is going to print money

​@@wilcee238he's talking about movie quality. As for money don't sneak in Spiderman knowing full well that the reason that movie made money had nothing to do with anything mcu

Jesus Poor Red Skull 😂

I could imagine this movie causing people to carry out assassinations, more so than The Catcher In The Rye.

Wow. 😮 VR Troopers! Totally forgot about that show. Took me back.

I admire the dedication

We didn't have the technology we Have today? Stan Lee

Thank God, I was about 89's Batman. The cheesy Marvel superhero movies of yesterday went over my head. 😅

I remember watching Nostalgia Critics review of this movie. Good times

Me too😂

​@@chasehedges6775 you have to watch a lot of captain America reviews

Same here. I told my dad "this looks cheap!"

There was also a part 2.

Mark Gruenwald, not Al Milgrom

@@nivekleveb8872 - not talking about the writers. Milgrom and Lim were kind of sharing artistic duties on Captain America, during the late 80’s/early 90’s. But, in all honesty, Mark Gruenwald (R.I.P.) was indeed the man.

@@DetroitAlan01 my fault, I forgot they did art on this run

Rich Evans from Red Letter Media talked about seeing the poster in his movie theater for ages, with a Coming Soon tag on it. He was so excited for this. Then it just disappeared (the film debuted on video instead, two years later).

I remember that too. My brother would buy those magazines and I remember see set photos from the Captain America movie.

Those Germans Will Be Ashamed Of Themselves of Laughing At His Captain America Costume

This movie had a sequel too.

​@@nehemiahpouncey3607 I didn't knew it had a sequel

It's Free On RU-vid

Be Patient, My Friend

And the 1994 Fanstaic 4

Maybe this was what his daddy had in mind as the catcher in the rye... Just in blue spandex.

Using Red Candle Wax

@@thecinematicmind pure truth in that statement 😆

The actor's name is Scott Paulin and another interesting fact: in the movie, he also played the Cap's doctor

It's free on RU-vid

You feel like you wanna eat a red Cherry 🍒

The producers?

Red Skull was kidnapped in 1936 as a kid (presumably 12) and in 1943, he would be around 19 (albeit majorly disfigured), and about 66 in the present day of 1990 (though possibly more fit due to the super soldier serum).

Yes pls I love DAREDEVIL

I've heard of them and have seen the covers of them. I have no intention of watching them.

Right!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Frank Cotton

Oh yeah I have that film. Absolute classic that!

@@Climinator-op6kh the workprint is a little better. A whole 15-20 minutes that was cut and kinda makes the movie feel different.