#Nostalgiacritic

[bonythesquirrel]

In an alternate reality where the eddsworld fan movie did actually release, a critic took a look and reviewed it, a "nostalgia" critic if you will! Also a movie that NEVER should have existed that's most likely never going to be reviewed but it's a fun what if!

[gorytoons]

Hello He's The Nostalgia Critic He Rembembers It So you don't have to

[talvinalienlover]

Sam Fennah handling critique very well* and being a wonderful person*

**Sources: Sam Fennah

[crossflux]

Why did we make this? The review must go on.

[ender-goo]

Alt version with teh elder siblings cuz i had the worst idea ever

How many people even remember that is how Shinnok looked like in Annihilation? I mean my design for them is nowhere near to canon but Annihilation didn't even try lol

[your-favourite-plague]

On this day 20 years ago, the chapter 225 of Hunter X Hunter was released.

Why is it important?

Because on this very chapter, there was the first and the last (for now? 🙏) interaction between Feitan and Kalluto

More than 10 words exchanged. Truly groundbreaking. 👏👏👏

[talvinalienlover]

Fennah propably canceled Satellite City because not just after being known for animating for Doug Walker's awful Wall review before quitting, but he only cares about writing his books like he's Tolkien and J.R.R Martin. He even canceled his First Night series so animation is less of his priorities now(animations for his book scenes most likely).

Ohh finally a new episode

I'm wondering if Shuck and Felicity will meet Yeshua in this episode

[rhaegars-cervix]

can i say something controversial. joel schumacher could do moulin rouge but baz luhrmann couldn’t do batman forever

[brokenmovie1992]

i hate that people call pink floyd the wall pretentious when roger waters poured his whole heart into that album and movie and created one of the most genuine and personal works of art of all time. but since it breaks like, one or two conventional music/film guidelines people are all like "this guy is trying wayy too hard to look deep. just get over it"

with all due respect doug, his teachers beat him and his dad died in the most tragic fucking war in history

[bonythesquirrel]

why

[sirghostheart]

Before I read the Haunting of Hill House I only heard from other people online (cough*NostalgiaCritic*cough) that Theo had an unrequited crush on Eleanor and didn't think too much about it.

And then I read the book and learned that Eleanor wanted to U-Haul with Theo after knowing her for two weeks most.

[qblester]

'#as with any text decoration or adjustment if you're disrupting the flow of syntax there should be purpose behind it'

there Is purpose here theres A vocal stress on anything That has a capitalization its to or Make things things clearer like in How i speak personally. but i Can imagine the level of Education in "the woods" is pretty Low and you can only Glean so much from watching Old nostalgiacritic Videos.

"I don't expect intellectual rigor" from the guy who types like a homestuck character.

[thetepes]

I mrant specifically context for "you're shocked they compare incestuous pedophiles rapists and modern day jesters?"

Sorry, I habe been busy all day, i honest to god dont know the context

OH, people keep comparing Sai and NostalgiaCritic to Lily Orchard and it's... just fucking offensively stupid.

[myrskytuuli]

I feel like there should be a rule that if your entire online presence is build upon the concept of being a “critic” who produces videos or/and essays named “the problem with X/Everything wrong with X/X is bad and here’s why, you should be also required to create and present a unique work of art of your own vision, which is neither parody nor satire, and is public for everyone to see. This work could be a comic, writing, animation, or a webseries, but it would need to have characters, plot and a genuine core message about something.

Everything wrong with X can be really fun to read/watch, hell the Sherlock is garabage and here’s why video is still one of my favourite videos in youtube! But 90% of the X is bad and here’s why essayists would benefit from the experience of slaving over a story for hundreds of hours only to witness thousands of people interpret your work in ways that they never could have imagined anyone being able to interpret it, and how vulnerable creating something original actually leaves you.

I feel like this is especially true for those who want to dedicate their entire online persona to criticising indie works, where often any kind of empathy or understanding for the basic progress of how art is created is completely missing.

I mean, it didn’t stop nor help nostalgiacritic, but it makes me feel better to know exactly what the limits of his artistic capabilities are when put on the spot and that he has experienced the crushing wave of dissaproval towards his own work too and has to at least some level know exactly what it feels like. 

[lycanguts]

Are you ready for No Nostalgiacritic November? Can you survive this year?

[furryprovocateur]

honestly the room was a fun piece of trash to meme about with friends. then the nostalgiacritic made a thing about it that made jokes about it inescapable and it's forever been unfunny to me since then