Most Traumatizing Kid's Movie? - MOVIE FIGHTS! 

For "Best movie with "good" in the title?" no one said The Good, The Bad and the Ugly? WTF guys

Watching some old episodes of Movie Fights and I randomly clicked on this one and instantly got choked up seeing Jon Schnepp. I didn't know the man personally, but I watched him on Movie Talk and Heros almost everyday. He will forever be missed. RIP Jon Schnepp.

RIP Jon Schnepp!!

I feel so bad for John Rocha.... He was one of the best fighters IMO up there with Dan, Spencer, and Red Fury, how some of his arguments lost I will never know...

"Witches" was the most traumatizing movie of my childhood. Witches who can be anyone, offer you candy and trap you into paintings forever? Super creepy!

You guys obviously didn't see The Brave Little Toaster as a kid...... The memories..... THEY HURT.......

One of the best Movie Fights; passionate, funny and exciting. RIP Jon Schnepp. Even though I didn't know him personally, I just knew him through this show and his work on Metalocolypse; his work will live on.

The honest trailer is for Terminator. Genysis is coming out soon and the last time the "best movie death" topic was discussed, Arnold from T2 won.

RIP John Schnepps, great to see you here, fighting like a champion.

James Spader in Star Wars. Sith lord or bounty hunter or something

How did no one mention that crazy tunnel scene from Willy Wonka?

The was a great MoveFights! Maybe the best in months. Nick is always fun, and Schnepp is very articulate and polite. But I really enjoyed Rocha and hope he's brought back soon. Funny and very smart, and his "Blade Runner" synopsis was brilliant, something even I never thought about (and it's my favorite film!). I really hope Andy brings them all back soon.

30:18 Dan is definitely laughing when Andy's dad says this is difficult like how Andy says this is tough

Actors for Star Wars movies - I wanna see Tom Hiddleston and Eva Green as Sith Lords

I'm surprised no one brought up the pokemon movie. I saw that as a kid and I've still never cried harder.

How does this already have a dislike? WTF RU-vid trolls?!

Best movie with 'good' in the title? The Good, the Bad and the Ugly? Goodfellas? Good Will Hunting? Come on, A Few Good Men?!

The most traumatizing kid's movie for me would have been "The Witches" based on a book by Roald Dahl and starring Anjelica Huston. The plot's about a kid who is raised by his loving grandma, I vaguely remember the reason why, but I think because his parents were killed by witches. And his grandma is one of few people on the planet who know that witches are real and she also has had encounters, in which she lost one of her fingers. And she tells his grandson how to identify witches, because they look like normal women of course. You basically have to look them deep in the eyes to see their glistening purple iris. And THAT's only the premise of the movie.. The most terrifying thing is when the grandson sneaks into the witch convention, where they all meet to forge a plan to poison the world. And the witches wear masks to look like normal women, and they show how uncomfortable it is for them to wear the masks and that it itches increadibly and they get itchy rash on their skin. And then there's that scene, when they take off their human-like masks! I tell you that much, when you see that scene as a kid, you will not sleep as tight anymore as you did before! And the kid is turned into a mouse, and all that jazz. Man, It's basically a horror movie, with a fucking PG rating. Thanks Hollywood

Andy's father should be the judge lol

The show is over 1 and a half hours. How is there a dislike in just 3 minutes since the upload?

Grinned like a kid in a candy store when I first saw Schnepp as a contestant! Just wish he was with a non screaming panel.

Nobody mentioned Watership Down yet?

The Schneppinator is in the house!

Coralline scarred me forever. I still have nightmares of that creepy mother.

1:25:36 - How did none of them say The Good, the Bad and the Ugly..

i love when there is legitimate respect and funny chemistry between the contestants. when the people on aren't charismatic it can appear very flat, but this one was great! bring them back!

Rocha explaining Rutger Hauer's death was absolutely brilliant and made me appreciate and fully understand a movie I already really enjoy so much more

So far, I'm really enjoying the return of Nick Mundy

2013: Come on!!! "12 Years a Slave, Dallas Buyers Club, The Hunt" top of my head.

The Wolf of Wall Street and Prisoners are the best movies of 2013. There is no arguing.

Snyder, the guy who made a fucking great comic book movie which was an ensemble of characters in watchmen, but the irrational hate flows through the big one. Justice League is going to be brilliant, with his visuals, Terrio's script, and Affleck helping too.

Goodfellas? The Good The Bad and The Ugly? Come the fuck on people

The most terrifying childrens movie for me was Return to Oz, in the beginning they had Dorathy bound to a bed, she was all sweaty, an couldn't move, I remember panicking cause it looked like she was burning up, an would be unable to scratch her nose or face if it itched. The witch who had all the different heads was scary as fuck, she wanted Dorathy's head. When she had to select the certain gems an items to Say "Oz" over, her friends life's were literally in her hands. The bed moose they built to fly came alive and was destroyed, an his head still talked. Plus the wheeller monkeys freaked me out so much that my favorite animals became potential kid nappers. Most terrifying kids movie ever...

Has The Flick Pick ever been on the show? I'd love to see him in the ring with Chris Stuckmann

JON SNCHNEP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bring back John Rocha he's a fantastic fighter. Smart and hilarious

Watership Down, by FAR the scariest film for kids. That is horrifying yet beautiful.

Annnnnd, Andy Signore, the judge, took Nick Mundy's side about the Justice League. He shouldn't do that in the middle of a movie fight, that's very not professional, and it implicates that Mundy cemented his score.

I think the most traumatizing kids movie is still Disney's Pinocchio, you have the crazy yelling puppetmaster who locks Pinocchio in a cage to be his performer, (and threatens to chop him into firewood when he gets too old), the end sequence with the whale which is pretty intense even today, and of course the infamous "Pleasure Island" sequence where all these young boys are transformed in donkeys and sold into slavery just for drinking, smoking and shooting pool! The silhouette transformation of Lampwick into a donkey where he screams for his mother and then starts crashing around the room is still one of the most disturbing animated sequences... rewatching it as an adult, the thing that is the most upsetting is knowing that none of the other boy-donkeys are rescued and will die enslaved in the salt mines, and it's one of the extremely rare movies where none of the villains get any form of comeuppance... I don't think you'd be able to make an animated movie like that today...

No one mentioned Don Quixote by Terry Gilliam as a canceled movie. I'm shocked.

Best movie where the villain wins?

Traumatising kids movie? Return To Oz! Done - Mic drop

JON SCHNEPP IS IN THE HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good Burger vs A Good Day To Die Hard??? Seriously? THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY, GODDAMNIT!

Bets movie death: Jack Nicholson's Joker from Batman (1989). The way he laughs until his death and even after. Masterful.

Great to see Schnepp here, also no one picked GOOD will hunting for best movie with good in the title?

Please bring John Rocha back

The look on Nick Mundy's face after the one guy said the Rock may be on steroids.

John Rocha was really awesome! Bring him back with Roger and Spencer. ;)

Jon Schnepp did really well in this episode, I would like to see him again in movie fights

RIP Jon Schnepp. You are missed.

Hook!!! Man watching that film at around 5-7 and it going on about growing up and dying and also that sad as hell baby scene!!

FIGHT 2: Seriously? Nobody picked "Return to Oz"???

Rocha was awesome! With only an hour to prepare he brought some of the best arguments I've seen on here. Please bring him back! I'd love to see what he could do with more time to prepare.

Scariest kid movie? The pagemaster.

I'm surprised no one mentioned as most traumatising movie for kids The Never Ending Story. That has to be the most depressing movie I have ever seen. The horse death alone trumps anything in Roger Rabbit, Transformers or Willy Wonka. And 2013 best movie I would have gone with my personal favorite "Her", but there was also "Gravity" and "12 Years a Slave".

I like how, after Andy mispronounced "Rocha" at the beginning of the show, he kept saying it correctly as many times as he could throughout the rest of the show (eg referring to him as "Mr. Rocha" instead of "John"). This was a very enjoyable Movie Fights episode to watch. Mr. Rocha (haha) and Jon Schnepp really knew their stuff and you could tell they really cared about their arguments. It's much more fun to watch when the competitors actually care about what they're talking about. Rocha was especially impressive considering that, not only was it his first time competing, but he only had an hour to prepare.

Guys, get the nostalgia critic What are you waiting for!!!!?

I have no idea why people think age of ultron is the most disappointing summer movie. I dont undersatnd what it is about recently where a movie is either shit or amazing. There are a million worse and more disappointing summer movies.

How can you not love Nick Mundi in these fights? "My dad could beat up your dad," for the Superman argument was golden.

The Amazing Spider Man 2 was not a bad movie, I honestly believe after watching the film countless more times that people really missed the point of the story, and actually how well written it was, especially when compared to the atrocious Avengers Age of Ultron. It was a great story about how Peter Parker's choices ultimately resulting in his ultimate failure which was Gwen's death, the first movie was about him becoming Spider Man, The Amazing Spider Man 2 was about Peter learning what being Spider Man means, for both him and the ones he cares about. And every other characters story/subplot whether it be Gwen, Max, Harry, Peter's Parents or Aunt May, support this main story through how Peter's choices effect everyone, and the use of strong and compelling themes that the movie seamlessly incorporates such as Time, Loss, Loneliness, and Abandonment. Like the movie opening with the gears of a watch, and ending in a clock tower. Every character has lost someone important in their life with only one or no parental figure, all the characters feel lonely and let down by someone that they love or thought they could count on. Might I also point out that the acting was fantastic from everyone, Andrew Garfield was the perfect Spider Man/Peter Parker, Emma Stone was incredible and her and Garfield together, BAM best superhero couple ever. Jamie Foxx was great as Electro, the character was tragic and had a real creepy edge to him that made him kind of scary because of being such a mental nut job, and since he gains supernatural abilities it's natural that those mental feelings will heighten, Dane Dehaan was great as Harry Osborn conveying the torment and jealousy of the character, and I loved how he wasn't rushed throughout the film, he had a very natural character arc of just being a scared kid who didn't want to die, and resorted to violent means to get what he wanted, it's only when he has nothing left that he finally becomes a villain and goes after Spider Man because Spider Man was the one who denied him a chance at life, he wasn't a villain till he got the Goblin Suit, and Paul Giamatti did a wicked job, hamming it up at the right level, because Rhino is just a cartoonish villain, what more is there to say? Aha! But Rhino actually DID serve his purpose and supported the story of Peter Parker, showing up at the beginning and the end giving him a mini arc, and completing Peter's arc. Which is also why I feel that the complaint of the movie being nothing but a set up movie is bullshit, because that only happened at the end of the film and they used it in service to characters and story. The special effects were incredible, the action was great, and unlike a lot of Superhero films, it only had action to in service to drive forward story and character motivation, it didn't just have action scenes to drag out the film longer because the film needed action (;cough; Guardians of the Galaxy). The Amazing Spider Man 2 was a great movie, with an intelligent screenplay, great story, layered characters, compelling themes, and terrific action and effects, yeah I'm so sure that's a bad movie. Now the marketing was utter shit, no arguments there, but that doesn't make the movie bad, that's the marketings fault, not the movies fault, and the writers of TASM2 in the film commentary will attest to that. It's such a shame that TASM3 got cancelled, now I won't continue to see mature, bold and thematic storytelling, with layered characters in a complex narrative with subtle and natural character development. Superhero films in cinema is reduced to dumbed down spell everything out for the audience Age of Ultron type films, fucking Bravo people, fucking bravo!

That was the best recap of Blade Runner I've ever heard. Well spoken!

The ad campaign for Gremlins gave me nightmares for years. This was a straight up horror movie that was marketed to kids throughout toys and a book-and-record set from Hardee's. Obviously, this trump all of their choices.

Most traumatizing kids movie: All Dogs Go To Heaven *Drops mic*

How do people get here so fast?

1st time commenter. Have been watching for several months and have actually gone back and watched ALL of your amazing movie fights. BUT THIS ONE. By far the best, most thought-out, most entertaining and well done fight of them all! Thank you for continuing to entertain us!

Damn John Rocha really put up a great fight there, it's too bad he didn't win. Really impressed me with his Blade Runner argument xD Hope to see you again on the show soon man :D

definitely bring john back!

"The best way to ensure that a bad movie is good, and a good movie is great, and a great movie is Die Hard, is put The Rock in it." God dammit, amazing line. Right up there with Bill Pullman's "Independence Day" speech.

For me the most traumatizing film was by far Watership Down, it's the Anti-Disney film with brutal deaths/scenes..... too bad there aren't more films like that.

RIP Jon Schnepp!

nick's death stare @12:02 FANTASTIC lol

Lol. No one said goodfellas

Michael Fassbender would be awesome as a Jedi, in any _Star Wars_ movie. Great choice.

Best Father? The Terminator... Why? "Watching John with the machine, it was suddenly so clear. The terminator, would never stop. It would never leave him, and it would never hurt him, never shout at him, or get drunk and hit him, or say it was too busy to spend time with him. It would always be there. And it would die, to protect him. Of all the would-be fathers who came and went over the years, this thing, this machine, was the only one who measured up. In an insane world, it was the sanest choice."

1.Ralph Fiennes as C-3P0- He can pull off the British accent and the pompus attitude. 3P0 is the perfect counterpart to R2-D2, and I think Fiennes could embody everything that made the character great. 2. Watership Down- Rabbid Rabbits killing other Rabbits being killed by dogs. Do I have to say anymore. 3. Indiana Jones- He is smart, sympathetic. Just a likeable guy all around. 4. The Last Airbender- Terrible special effects, terrible acting, inaccuracies, screenplay that fails to embody the loveable characters from the TV show. A failure on so many levels 5. Peter Jackson's Halo movie- This was going to be epic, probably the only great video game movie. Instead, Peter Jackson gave us a mediocre King Kong remake. What a let down! 6. Randel McMurphy's death- He was the greatest thing that happened to the patients and now he is a vegetable. Chief puts him out of his misery so he wouldn't have to suffer, and then continues the rebellious legacy by picking up the fountain and smashing it through the window. It's poetic, it's heartbreaking, yet so motivating.

Ha ha ha, you went with Nick's idea for Lando's kid played by the Rock. That was easily the worst idea of the bunch. You gave it points for being new!? It's the child of another character from the original trilogy. Aren't we getting that already? Is that original? No. Fassbender as Kanan is the best choice. Kanan is a new character. He was added to the canon recently and fleshed out nicely in the book A New Dawn. He is a strong a deep character that Fassbender would be excellent as.

I've said it before and I'll say it now: Iwan Rheon should join Star Wars. As a Sith. He could be an Apprentice to Kylo Ren (provided he survives Episode VII) in Episode VIII. He is already pale, a characteristic a lot of Sith have, he is a very good and versatile actor, and he has already proven in Game of Thrones that he can portray an evil character perfectly.

Fastbender would be so perfect for Star Wars.

Did they just imply that Willow was a bad film? What??? Willow was a great film! It's one of my favorite films ever!

This was one of the best episodes of movie fights yet. These 3 need to mix it up again. Nick argument had about why Superman would be the best dad had me laughing so hard. Andy's dad was great too.

Invite Tiffany Smith again, she was really great in her first fight!!!!!!!!

What's the scariest movie ending of all time #moviefights

i cant believe no said coraline for most traumatising kids movie, its like alice in wonderland on crack, this girl has to save her parents from a parallel universe where evil versions of her family try to steal her soul and sew buttons onto her eyes, the mother turns into a deformed spider creature at the end and tries to eat her. im scarred for life and i watched it when i was a teenager...

Great fighters, especially John Rocha. Would love to see him take on the champ when he has more than an hour to prepare!

Andy, I love you as host of movie fights but damn your dad is amazing

Hate him or love him Mundy will always be the man. Really solid fight,I feel like theres less and less to complain about every week

Have they thought about getting nostalgia critic and his brother on the show?

Why is Dan so hard on Jurassic World? It is a fun summer blockbuster movie that has great action, cliché characters, corny dialogue, and a bland script( just what I was expecting); but it was a fun movie nonetheless. Do you know any other movies that fit this criteria? That's right: EVERY marvel movie. But for some reason those movies get a pass for being just fun, and movies outside that logo have to be setting some new standard for the summer blockbuster; even though most marvel movies are a copy and paste of one another. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the marvel movies for what they are, but I also enjoyed Jurassic World for what it was: a fun summer blockbuster.

That first argument sounds like The Punisher Vs. Star Wars

I cannot be the only person who thinks the rock should just go away now, cant act, has never been in a REALLY good movie. He's the definition of a one trick pony. His rock schtick is really old now. Nick honestly needs to let his rock thing go, how old is he? He's married right? Jesus

Alejandro Jodorowsky's Dune would of been a great film to see.

Coraline, man! To a 6 year old kid there is nothing more scary!

Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks Rocha looks like Bradley Cooper just a little bit?

how to win moviefights, pick The Rock!! :)

This was the most fun episode in a while

Nick Mundy should NEVER be in the corner of the table!!!! NEVER!

I will not accept that John did not win this movie fight.

Regarding the Transformers argument for the traumatizing kids movie round, I'm kind of surprised Andy picked it since there was so much left out of the argument. To wit, the fact that Optimus Prime's on-screen death caused a huge controversy when the movie came out. Parents and kids complained so much to Hasbro that they had to change the story for the GI Joe animated movie in which they were going to kill off Duke. In that movie, Duke takes a spear to the heart, and they had to re-dub the dialogue to say he was just in a coma. then at the end they dubbed in a line that he was going to be OK. That kind of alteration of your product strategy doesn't happen if you aren't traumatizing kids. Then, on the flip side, no one argued that TF was essentially a commercial for the new TF toy line.

The describing of Dwayne Johnson as "a great actor" makes me want to puke. A great guy by all accounts, but a mediocre actor at best.