Space Jam: A New Legacy - Nostalgia Critic 

Can you guys pls review "Fantastic Mr. Fox"

Can you please review Barbie movies? If it helps Tim Curry was in a couple of them.

Come and learn with Pibby, please watch it, it needs love!!!

Review Pacific rim uprising please

They should have renamed Space Jam to Cyber Jam But Lebron James Bugs Bunny Needed a better story for Cyber Jam

The animation/effects aren't 100% on par with the original, but I also thought they were gonna look a lot worse from the teasers.

Makes me wonder how much WB blew just to make that one scene?

@@barbiquearea the movie costed 150 million dollars to make, so I'm assuming a huge chunk of the budget.

Could be worse. Could have animators that worked on it and didn't get credited like a few animators I know.

@@AverageInternetButterfly Looking up online they manage to make up at that amount, so good for them at least.

Nor would I

It definitely was being written in the early 2000s and was just never put into production due to not having the right basketball star to be in it as Jordan was retired for good

@@averageant7173 Or its almost like there was a Matrix reference in it, because a Matrix movie is coming out in 2021 so they decided they needed to use a reference from the other 3 films......But the idea of another Space Jam has been around since the early 2000s because there had been talk about doing it as a hockey sequel or a baseball sequel.....But clearly Matrix references were used to remind people about Matrix 4

Young people.

If it was written in early 00s it was probably for Kobe.

To be honest this movie compared to the original is like comparing dog shit to chat shit it's still shit 😂

Yeah, what a lazy way to undercut a good death scene. And none of it made any sense in-world.

@@KenoshiAkai actually, for the Looney Tunes context, it makes WAY TOO MUCH sense

Why did this have to be in a video game yet also toon world? Just pick 1 and dedicate to it. You can't have bugs bunny perform a glitch then explain his survival on him being a toon.

@@mrrunodan8119 But it didn't make any sense. They're presented for the whole movie as being programs in a huge simulation. How are they also Toons? Did they exist before the server was built? Were they trapped in it at some point? How could they just leave when they felt like it? Why didn't they leave before? Could any of the other programs there leave? Pennywise? King Kong? Superman? How do people enter or leave the simulation in the first place? TRON did a better job explaining the rules of that world, and they were consistent about it.

Lola was revealed to have been pretending to be airheaded... To get away with her criminal antics.

@@Victor-056 What episode or do you have a link to the video?

@@randomgrmlin Can't remember, unfortunately. After getting either bored or frustrated at it, I decided I didn't want to watch it more than once... I did know it had something to do with Bugs taking Lola to court on it... It has been a few years after all...

*As Lola happily and excitedly barrels onto the sidewalk*

@@Victor-056 I plan on rewatching the series soon so I'll let y'all know if I find it.

ikr go all in on the meme.

@@ddjsoyenby yeah I mean if they can reference Big Chungus, they could’ve easily made LeBron’s secret stuff a can of sprite cranberry

The biggest problem with the movie, besides it being terrible, is they tried playing it straight at all. It's fucking Looney Tunes. Who's going to think Bugs Bunny will actually die or think LeBron James can act as a main character? The reason the first movie worked, and still gets laughs today, is cause it's a joke. Even the scenario behind the drama is a joke and that's what makes it great. It knows not to take itself too seriously.

Why? I don't like Sprite.

I was choking on my food god

Nobody felt a little bit bad about that joke after what happened on channel awsome with the whole jewwario thing?

I laughed my ass off lol

I don’t get it

@@victorbreak what happened?

Or even better, coyote stopping porky in the middle of rapping to hold up a sign that says "no".

@@jameshill4589 hahaha yeah that would be funny

It'd be funnier if he actually screamed that. Like it was so awful that he actually gained human vocal chords just to scream at him to stop.

@@alexandraluster284 He CAN talk, it's only canonically happened few times

There was actually a music video of Porky Pig that works better. Called "Pork Jam" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T895KAJzP0E.html

Or maybe War Machine

@@mrrunodan8119 Disney: **prepares lawsuit cannon**

Or Dragon Kraken Blob Looney Tunes hybrid Frankenstein

TREES! ALL TREES!

@@mrrunodan8119 I agree.

I'd rather see Kong turn AL G into a ball, dribble him effortlessly and carelessly dunk him into the hoop. That would've been great.

Godzilla: No one shit talks KK but me.

I understood that reference

Ultraman : let break his kneecaps ! *pops knuckles*

@@LegitMan335 Rodan: I’m ready

I prefer Pepsi over Coke.

PEPSIMAAAAN!!!!

Pepsi is objectively better than Coke, and wins every single blind taste test set up by either company. They tried to fix the formula once, but Cokeheads (who aren't that smart anyway) bitched and moaned until they released Coca-Cola Classic.

Doug himself said a blatant product placement like that convinces him to buy the competitor’s product. (See his review of 2017’s Power Rangers, where Krispy Kreme plays an integral role.)

I'm a cherry Pepsi kind of guy.

TRUE.

Actually space jam is better as it ended it doesn't need a sequel

Ok.

man, now I'd love a sequel to that to be honest.

That is actually true!

That would've been something to see

Yeah I notice a huge lack of Cartoon Network in this film

@@maxpops8427 Isn't Teen Titans Go half DC and half Cartoon Network (since we saw a Poster for Teen Titans Go to The Movies)?

@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 TTG was made by Warner Animation. CN just distributes the Show.

@@maxpops8427 Okay

Yeah that scene killed the movie for me.

Chuck Jones too

Bugs rapped a novelty song on the original 1996 soundtrack called “Buggin” It was actually good since Jay Z wrote it

Them Rapping though not great isn't the problem. Whenever cartoons rap they never absorb the culture plus the writers are too scared to actually poke fun at the art. So it's like dead air. It happens, a spot was filled ANNNDwere moving on.

He probably also rolled in his grave when Porky said "I wet myself" in the first film

Some critics appreciate mindless fun.

Mindless, yes. Fun, no.

"Those stuff-ups loved it and only said otherwise to appear as smart!" -Dr. Oblivious

@@MrPeppa777 Say what?

@@MrPeppa777 wat

Brilliant idea. Unfortunately, this movie of yours already exists… well, sort of, and it’s called “The Muppets”. (I just really wanted to say that, sorry)

@@delagarzabrothers2525 Very true. XD

The idea of a Looney Tunes film where they struggle to stay true to who they are and stay relevant in the modern era has been done; it was called Looney Tunes: Back in Action, and, sadly, it was a box office flop.

Just Make Lola bunny funny.

Would honestly be a lot better than what they did with her. Honestly in general I can kind of agree with the NC that her appearance here is the "most 2021" way to handle her, since it really did just make her the "token female" of this time period instead of an actual character, kind of like the original did, (though personally I find the original version more entertaining than this one). It's really weird that they did so though, since her other portrayals elsewhere have her with her own personality and traits that can actually be entertaining.

@@Gamer3427 Thank you for agreeing with me :). I, too, agree with Doug's assessment that Lola is the "most 2021" way to do a female character. Also maybe this is just me and maybe it's kind of a nitpick, but I kind of resent what media does with women in media of how they're trying to "desexualize" female characters. Examples include removing Ms. Bellum and removing Ms. Keane's breasts in the _PowerPuff Girls_ 2016 reboot. It's like they're saying "conventionally" attractive women can't be good role models and that girls and women should be ashamed of themselves if they have naturally curvaceous bodies. This _isn't_ celebrating all body types. This is just _trading in one_ body preference for _another_ body preference. It's hypocritical as hell.

@@rogue7723 What I've found is that a lot of the big movements in media, and even just social change in general these days, tend to have a lot of hypocrisy in them. They start from a place of good intentions such as giving female characters more developed roles than being sex icons, or giving more representation to different things. The end product, however, often ends up trading one extreme for another and in some ways is arguably worse than the original because they portray the thing they're trying to change as "wholly wrong", when in reality most people fall into a range between the two. For example, women are allowed to be a bit sexual or have wants and needs beyond just being "strong and independent" in real life, and in many cases people are much better off if they rely on others at least some, rather than striving to be "perfect" and not need any help. There's been countless shows and movies that even try to drive that point home with well developed characters, but for some reason so many these days are moving away from that, or trying too hard to show that "women don't need to rely on anyone" as an attempt at being progressive, resulting in boring characters that are unrelaistic.

I'd rather see that time spent with Penelope Pussycat doing an "I spit on your grave" homage on Pepe LePew.

I thought it was really cool to see other characters at the end, especially since we didn't get that in the first movie and I was thoroughly entertained by this.

Foghorn was in Game of Thrones.

It was pretty fun. I do think more like that would be fun.

@@coolnerdlll6053 I'm saying more if they had done a full movie parody of Mad Max

How can something good in a movie be a flaw? Your arguement doesnt make sense

What's the timestamp. I'm too lazy to watch the video

@@Tom-vg6td plus it’s not a funny video

@@Tom-vg6td 23:25

@@PerovNigma 23:39-23:43

My god I actually never realized that. Today's society is full of hypocrites.

Ain't that ironic?

@@ergastolo4281 Doc

She was basically pulling a Jessica Rabbit... Who hates being Objectified, but seems to Objectify herself a lot. The difference is that Jessica had a Husband and a Bigger Role in the story, so she was able to show off more, and she didn't get stuck with Ten other Yahoos who kept swiping the Spotlight like Lola did. By the way, those who say "Space Jam Lola has no personality", are those who look up Lola's R34... Tells me more about them than it does about Lola if I have to be honest...

That really wasn’t ahead of its time. There was a lot of “girl power” in the 90’s. At least an attempt of it anyway.

@@ergastolo4281 Very.

23:28

Yeah. He was a referee in the first movie, it made sense because he was both a toon, and an alien. So he was unbiased.

Well, Marvin usually did get the short straw, so to speak.

because we can't have space in a space jam movie what are you insane we just need more ad space for stuff that you can buy

cool

To be fair, bugs bunny starts stuff all the time even in the original cartoon episodes. Just saying.

Actually, that's true. The soundtrack was good. The movie was pretty meh but hats off to the soundtrack.

The original Space Jam is composed by James Newton Howard!

COME ON AND SLAM

@@ironblaster_8838 and welcome to the JAM

Fly like an eagle I remember how revolunary that song was for the 1ft space jam movie

Maybe they didn't take more than two shoots per scene for him, and he was just awkward early on, but got more comfortable with acting?

Lebron sucks

He's actually done some decent comedic acting before. He was actually funny in Trainwreck with Bill Hader.

@@onemanarmy2electricboogalo687 I'm sure he cares very highly of wat u think of him

@@jongon0848 and I'm sure he cares that you're white knighting him

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Nah, she's too annoying. Just yap yap yap yap, and not in any endearing way.

@@TheBattyMaps Still better than Space Jam ones.

@@TheBattyMaps but where else does she have an actual personality?

Lola started out as an attention hog willing to put anything on the line, just like Johnny Bravo. She even got a kiss at the end, but somehow Super Mario is the sexist one and Bugs Bunny is still the sexist one. After the lobotomy Lola Bunny was a whole different person, but I suppose that beats your "no personality". Having wrong personality gets you erased faster than Ms. Keane can get a mastectomy.

Ya I can see a few reasons why but I can't see a reason to watch this don't care for it but still cool to see someone's excitement

Dude, its the same guy who makes an entire "trailer, the movie" everytime he has to talk bout his sponsors.. What did you expect ?! XD

"Guilty pleasures.."

@@YMangaka PZ zzz ZZ a a

That’s reserved for space jam 2056

Hek, why not even Reintroduce "Forgotten Characters" like The Loonatics, or The Road Rovers? I mean, one of the reasons a Show is "Forgotten", is because none of the Directors want to revive the show for... Reasons, regardless of it's following.

Yeah, too bad Back in Action was a big flop back in 2003 despite being a better Looney Tunes movie. Apparently WB is now planning a Space Jam-type wrestling movie with The Rock. They'd be better off doing another Back in Action-type adventure movie with Dwayne Johnson. He certainly has gotten enough blockbuster action clot by now to be able to star in that kind of movie and give WB that box office draw they want.

Also, Space Jam was quite the hit when it came out and has the nostalgia factor. I don't think Back in Action did well and doesn't have the 90s kid nostalgia going for it. This movie was to make a few bucks off of nostalgia, not to revive the Looney Tunes brand.

Back in Action is better. You right.

Sadly, the film was a box office bomb

SPANL needs more to the movie and satire or self-referential humor.

Nice attention to detail

I NEVER REALIZED THAT 🤣

Now I can't unsee that 🤣

huh?

Again…

It wasn't a very good movie but was still a more enjoyable viewing experience with some great gags and cool scenes. It also had one of the most memorable scores in any movie.

The first one was quotable this one is not.

Eh. All the sequel did was remind me that the first one merely existed.

@@geoffreyrichards6079 👍👍👍💯

Space jam was a goofy turn your brain off movie much like this one, let’s not oversell it

Take the original Space Jam over SJ2.

No it makes the original Space Jam look like a masterpiece.

@@olleselin yup

Amen to that

@@barbiquearea it is a masterpiece

And Bill Murray is in it.

Honestly I’m that’s how the kids in 2021 will feel ten/twenty years later. It’s the nature of Nostalgia

This movie isn't any different. There's nothing offensive about it. Sure, a lot of jokes don't work, but it's harmless fun just like the original and not worth critiquing.

Why? I had a good time enjoying Don Cheadle's performance as AL G. Rythem in Space Jam 2: A New Legacy!

*click* ... Wait, that just took me straight to the credits.

Just proves that MJ is not only a better player than Lebron but a better actor too lmao

I am acting 11:16

Hey! The Lebron Space jam I had didnt have the skip button... Hax!!!!

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No doubt about it

Critic having fun it’s creativity soulless have fun.💯🤟

I mean so was the original. We appreciate it for its nostalgic value.

@@guyferrari8124 The way I saw it, A New Legacy stood no chance. As in, even if they did everything perfectly, people would still compare it heavily to the original, which has been placed on such an impossibly high pedestal, nothing could even hope to compare.

Anyone could look like they’re having fun when they’re being paid big bucks.

@@PotaraGuy well yeah but you can tell when an actor is enjoying themselves. Example: the actor playing bullseye in the Ben Affleck daredevil movie. He was actually having a blast with that role.

@@catandrobbyflores You mean Colin Farrell, and he too got a big paycheck, so ofcourse he had fun, xD

They said that movie suck and the villain is ripping off deadpool😭

He was honestly the best part of the movie.

Ey, it's the man himself!

What do you mean on purpose? What was Michael Jordan’s motivation to help? And no, “being nice” isn’t good enough. If that’s not good enough for modern female characters, it ain’t good enough for a 90s flick that people like do to their nostalgia. LeBron didn’t want to have the Looney Tunes as his team. Bugs was just using LeBron’s situation to get his friends back and when they were running out of time Lebron had to settle for them. It makes sense for Bugs’ original characterization of being a trickster and clever rabbit. He could’ve just used Marvin’s ship to get them by himself, however, because they all left willingly the first time around he needed a reason for all of them to get back together. LeBron’s situation gave them that reason get together. Additionally, having these funny, silly characters as a team helps Lebron’s character arc of having to not force his own way of doing things onto them. The toons had their special way of playing/contributing to basketball (except Porky which is why they had him rap because they didn’t know what to make his Looney power). Trying to play in Lebron’s way was more of detriment to them and actually help him realize what he was doing wrong with his kid. When he let the Looney Toons play in their style and with understanding the video games they were able to play better and have a good time doing so. Seeing his dad’s change of play style is why his son switched sides because he sees his dad being more accommodating to how others play. Where’s that progression with Michael? Like basic writing. Michael Jordan had no reason to help the Toons. He was just kidnapped by then and… never bothered leaving. It’s not like he had a previously established connection with them other than commercials that the movie was inspired by. He had no stakes in helping the Toons until the theme park owner threatened to take him as an attraction too. He takes the bet… even though he had no motivation that would reason why he would other than so he has something at stake. I’m sorry but in terms of story progress and character development, Space Jam 2 did it better. I was born in 1995. Space Jam was one of the few live action movies I watched as kid. I do have some nostalgic feelings for it. However when I watched it on HBOMAX I became more aware of the flaws it had and made me realized what I had already suspected with liking A New Legacy. I’m not going to pretend that their aren’t cringey or dumb stuff in the new film, but to ignore the original as this sacred cattle because of it being part of your childhood or nostalgia… Honestly it’s kind exciting to see what 2010s media becomes nostalgic for the teens/adults of the 2020s and 2030s. What were the favorite shows and movies those kids watched in the 2010s era.

That, and they tried to play everything straight and take it more seriously due to the nostalgia of the first film.

What father son story in the first film? It was just that open scene… that didn’t need to be there. A New Legacy had the opening scene of Lebron as a kid to show why he’s as harsh as he is about his performance and the performance of his kids and then the toons. It’s a character flaw that he has to grow out of and develop in order to understand his kid

@@carsfan1995 the small open scene in the first film says it all! you don't have to make an entire harsh childhood so the audience can relate and understand! secondly, just because lebron has it bad when he was a kid, thats no excuse for him to be harsh on everyone when he is older!! this isn't a samurai avenging story, its supposed to be related to real life!!

@@komaristudios Ooooh boy, you sure showed, showed him what it's a-a-all about! He won't be... won't be barkin' up THAT tree again for a wh-, any time soon! Bet your bottom dollar... he, his, he regrets runnin' into this sheriff, this sheriff in town! Oh boy!

@@smaakjeks no I'm just saying

@@komaristudios Yeah, sorry, I was just doing a Justin impression in text form is all. Sorry.

I heard it was 10 years worth of Szechuan sauce

pretty damn random isn't it? 14:38

Roadrunner and Wile. E Coyote have a shrug expression? it would have been a nice reference to how they were the only 3D ones in the looney tunes show so they are used to the CGI

CGI is good.

@@carloslopezortega3327 CGI is overrated and hasn't impressed me in years

Don Cheadle: So, what will my character name be? WB: AL G. Rythem. I know it might not be quite a threatening Villain name, but the character you'll play will be kind of over-the-top and alittle threatening. Don Cheadle: I can try to work with that.

@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 LeBron James: The script says that I'm gonna posterize you. Don Cheadle: Well, this is not the first time that this happens to me, maybe

@@mrrunodan8119 Even though I like the film, I somehow feel this something like this happened in Real-Life. I don't know why!

Didn't realize telling someone you hope their kid dies in a car crash is just "hurting" their feelings.

@@uhkneerudh And putting a police officers life at risk because he did his job. Just remember Lebron James doesn’t care if a black girl slits the throat of another black girl as long as a white police officer doesn’t intervene.

You do realize one those “fans” said something so offensive and the other was jokingly made fun of by the internet

@@uhkneerudh Doesn't help that saying something like is even worse when Kobe and his kid literally died not long ago in a helicopter crash so looks like that scumbag hasn't realized they probably jinxed a similar fate with Lebron's kid.

@@uhkneerudh he deserves it tho

Damn, that sucks.

"artists" are a fucked up bunch, I would be mad if I didn't get paid, but credited? Inflating their curriculum and being recognized is just a fucked up priority.

What? So it’s unreasonable for artists to be upset when they’re not credited for their work? It’s common courtesy to credit artist for their artwork. Are you honestly saying that it’s unreasonable for them to be angry?

I could be mistaken though. English isn’t my first language

Holy shit, there's more than one person literally copy-pasting stuff from TV Tropes instead of coming up with their own input?

They remind me of the freaks Professor Farmsworth created in Futurama to play basketball against a planet of basketball players.

@@barbiquearea I was just about to say all they needed was a guy with a cannon in his chest.

The original Space Jam doesn't look memorable at all to me. Time you took off whatever rose tinted nostalgia specs you have on

@@masterknife8423 Nope, no rose tinted glass bullshit here, I rewatched the original before New Legacy and still enjoyed it more than the sequel.

LTS Daffy was painfully moronic and unfunny. Greedy jerk miscast Daffy on thee other hand was great to see again...

I feel like all the references did was make me wish I was watching something else to do with them. I'd have much rather seen Voldemort pick a fight with King Kong, instead of have them just stand around doing nothing in the background as spectators.

@@ryantheanimator1156 Honestly I did the same. But had opposite feelings. I thought A New Legacy was the better movie regarding characterization, plot progression, and character development for Lebron, Bugs, and the son.

In the original, there was a lengthy being about Lebron.

The Looney Tunes were barely present in the original Space Jam. It was all about worshipping Michael Jordan and how perfect he was in every way.

In both films the Looney Tunes were secondary characters. But in Back In Action you can't argue Daffy is the main character.

@@Alejandroigarabide At least in Back in Action the Looney Tunes are treated more as characters who drive the plot. It still could have used less of Brenden Frasier, but at least they weren't completely overshadowed by one sports celebrity or another.

@@KenoshiAkai Indeed. I'm going to get hate for this, but I consider Back in Action superior to both Space Jams.

And Danny Devito hamming it up like no tomorrow!

@@chasehedges6775 If the guy doesn't get covid will might get that chance If he's Interested. I be really upset too If he died though and can't reprise his once Ironic role. :'(

@@satin8683 Ironic role

@@chasehedges6775 I fixed It, now.

If anything, Just having the Nerdlucks be the only friends Bugs have and have them play alongside the Looney Tunes would have been enough. How they go back into being the Monstars? Just have them say something like "We drank from Michael Jordan's secret potion" (AKA, the bottle of water Bugs used in first film to trick his teammates). Even Have Bugs shush LeBron when he is gonna tell them that isn't even water

I was about to say

Nevermind nevermind! *Attempts to flee*

Well, except your voice actor.

I left the cinema when it become clear that they ignore Looney Tunes Show and its development to those characters. Despite its technical flaws it actually male Lola interesting and Tina was especially great.

Well it's 2021. Strong female characters aren't allowed to be romanticly interested in male characters. That might accidentally imply depth or growth in the character.

I don't think the original was that commercial either. Shameless? Yes. Unnecessary? Yes. Just trying to cash in on Jordan's fame? Yes. But it wasn't like watching the TV show scenes from Idiocracy, where ads are just bombarding your senses all over the place.

@@TheRezro ok and?

@@nathank2289 having a romantic relationships doesn't equals character development unless it's done right. And to be frank the force love interest is rather tiresome

Thanks for watching!!

@@ChannelAwesome next Nostalgia Critic rewiews suggestions: The Loud House: A Very Loud Christmas The Loud House Movie RV with Robin Williams Hotel for Dogs Spongebob The Movie Hey Arnold! The Movie Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie Spongebob Out of the Water

@@mrrunodan8119 Somebody likes their Nickelodeon.

I laughed space jam a new legacy.

Indeed. Well played Nostalgia Critic

Nah, I found the animation to be very uneven. At times it looked ok, other times it felt very flash-y with wobbly body parts and it just looked cheap and a far cry from the first film or Back in Action.

@@DeepEye1994 as you’d expect when they aren’t spending big bucks on 18 studios to get the animation out on deadline

Honestly I’m happy people are hating on a 2D animated film. If Boss Baby and Emoji Movie were 2D well the 2D crowd would call them masterpieces because they are so style over substance that they won’t care about the story or characters, just that the animation makes up for it and thus no need to criticize further.

And the setting was a lot more vibrant than the first Space Jam. It reminded me of Invasion of the Bunny Snatchers: a world that has every single land from the original shorts. It really looks like a place our Looney friends would inhabit. I also like the idea of LeBron becoming a cartoon himself. It's like they took the idea of the first film where real people inherit cartoon physics and expanded upon it. I just wish they had more fun with that idea. Like, how cool would it have been if they kept the entire game in animation land, except for the last third where Rhody becomes a giant, and then we saw LeBron's family as cartoons?

Agreed, i actually did enjoy the animation and the VFX. As someone who watched the original Space Jam when it came out, ngl i enjoyed it. It’s a guilty pleasure.

Really? But I would have never guessed.

And it was a way better rap.

Rick and Morty are actually still popular......The Venture Bros are not only not popular anymore, but nobody really gave a crap about it to begin with....the Venture Bros were mildly popular at the most 10 years ago and, was cancelled in 2018

It kinda felt like a promo for a new Commercial review from Doug. He usually does these around this time of year. No idea if he plans on doing one this year though.

@@shinrailp1416 He is, in two weeks time :)

It’s called Ready Player One.

same i'd watch nothing but it.

How come?

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We have come full circle in the Space Jam universe

@@ChannelAwesome I should mention, “That’s All Folks” is actually on Mel Blanc’s grave. So it could have been a reference to that

What if they fix space jam 2.

@@ChannelAwesome Now all we need is a full review of Looney Tunes back in Action.

@@ChannelAwesome Next Nostalgia Critic rewiews suggestions: RV with Robin Williams Arctic Dogs Doogal Home Alone 5 The Loud House: A Very Loud Christmas Beastly I am number 4 Little Nicky Darkest Minds Shelby - The dog who saves Christmas Freaks - You are one of us Marmaduke

Not to mention removing Pepe, but keeping the Droogs. Like WTF

I actually remember RoboCop 2014, but that's because of how disappointed in it I was. They threw in pointless references to the original, just to say "Hey! Remember this?! It's cool, right? RIGHT??" and that's it, and because of that they're completely meaningless. And what's worse, is, one of them makes absolutely no sense what-so-fucking-ever for the movie. They just did that because "Hey, it was in the first film! That means we're giving fans what they want!". The reference I'm talking about is, of course, where they keep his left hand. And it's not even a correct reference. In the original it was his entire left _arm_ that they said they managed to save, but then Bob Morton told them to replace it. Which makes sense, given the fact that they were going for total body prosthesis. But in this movie, they just fucking kept his left hand for no reason other than it was a reference, and a bad one, to the original. That's it. Apparently they were too stupid to realize that his robotic arm would absolutely pulverize his hand were he to attempt to grab something. And in the original, Alex Murphy was an outgoing guy with an emotional family life, which made the transition (and him getting his memories and humanity back) so much more compelling. In this one, he's so robotic and unemotional as a human, that his transition to a Cyborg might as well be just another Tuesday. Now, did the remake have some good points? Ehh, sure. The new design was cool, and they did some interesting things with the plot, but that's pretty much it. And The lead actor's extremely wooden acting in this, aside from the pointless (and in one case, totally stupid) references, just ruined the film for me. Not to mention that I think they went a bit overboard with one of the plot choices (they really didn't need to have not one, not two, but three corrupt cops in it to be the bad guys aside from the OCP CEO). Is it a good way to waste your brain for a couple of hours? Sure. But it's not something I'd write home about.

if they're are any left, they're pretty much letting a Minority of Loudmouths decide how to make they're films and acting preachy while at it putting Agenda ahead of Creativity

Legit, I almost forgot about those last few films at the end.

I remember them. They sucked

Thanks for reminding me! Doug Walker, have a happy nostalgic critic birthday that YOU can remember…so WE don’t HAVE to! 😁

Holy crap, I'm older than Doug?! I'm going to go find Lucahjin so I can stop feeling like an old lady.

So true far, far better

@@BraveLionheart (Ezekiel) Zeke Hamish Beckley: Yeah where’s Pepe LePew when you need him?! 😡 Cripes you guys he’s one of my all time favourite Looney Tunes characters.

@@zekecasperanddeadpoolzgroovyst He returned in Animaniacs season 2

Fucking snowflakes ruining things again...

It’s all cancel culture’s fault

💗

It makes sense kh and Sj main characters befriend classic cartoon characters and go to worlds based on movies. I bet someone told the animator to put it in and they knew it was a meme.

Alright! It is great to hear that someone from the original crew is still getting work! :D!