eh its more of a standalone, also it would actually be a prequel because it takes place during the civil war while the other two take place after the war.
Honestly, I found it very endearing that, even though everyone knows the twist, Doug still left it intact for any people (particularly any young people who watch his channel) who might have not. Honestly, I thought it was very sweet and honorable, even though pretty much everyone and their grandmother knows what it is.
@@IDK_Kat The surprise, is that Obi Wan was just a figment of Luke's imagination the whole time. Luke is crazy as fuck, and has to figure out how to deal with his father issues. That dude left for a pack of smokes during the Clone Wars, and never returned.
Hey Nostalgia Critic, Next time you do a sequel month? Why not do a top 11 Most Disappointing Sequels? I know you already did the Top 11 Worst Sequels, but why not 'Most Disappointing'? Like, sequels which were going to be awesome, but the final product did not live up to the hype?
sulacomarine Finding Dory and Monsters University would be on that list. (That is if I were making this list.) I grew up with the originals and when I heard they were getting sequels I was PUMPED. Saw them in theater’s and left super disappointed.
***** but my point still stands. There are some who do not know, and kids are born every day! Is not like when a child is born you go "Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father"
PhantomStrider Nice to see you here, Phantom. I agree, sequals can be good, hell look at something like Ghost in the Shell 2. I mean, it was nominated for a palm'dor.
Positive reviews are always refreshing and fun. It takes much more effort to find what works for something, rather than what hurts it. And that's an effort that I truly love to see.
PhantomStrider I didn't expect to see you here, do you think that you'll be some countdowns related to sequels this month? Like best or worst animated movie sequels?
9:57 I never viewed the fan service line in this one: “Come with me if you want to live.” Was put there simply for the fan service. I always felt that that was a deliberate line to have Sarah Connor trust him, like John Connor in the future when he got a hold of this unit and was sending it to the past he knew that if it was going to help his mom it needed to say that line.
Great list! My personal top 10 favorite sequels: 10. The Empire Strikes Back 9. Logan 8. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 7. Mission: Impossible 3-6 6. Mad Max: Fury Road 5. The Dark Knight 4. T2 3. Aliens 2. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly 1. The Godfather: Part II
Yeah Winter Soldier is really good, you’re right, I‘m not a big fan of Civil War tho, generally not a big MCU fan, even though I love Avengers and Iron Man.
I agree. Refusing to watch a movie simply because it's not in color is an incredibly stupid and shallow reason. Some of the best movies ever made were in black and white
It might not be a movie but Post-Modern Prometheus is one of the best X-Files episodes ever. And it was in black and white. Black and White just adds texture to a film. A layer of eerieness (excuse spelling if wrong) to a product not seen in colour. Correct me if I'm wrong.
zakfett92 12 Angry Men is legit my favorite film of all time. I'm not even saying that just to be retro or whatever, I really think it's one of the best films ever (more than Citizen Kane, which I didn't like).
I haven't seen many black and white movies because I just don't seek old movies out to watch (I'm more of a gamer if my profile icon isn't obvious). But I can say that after seeing "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" in my AP Government class, it is easily in my top 10 movies. I loved how well written the political system and corruption were, I loved the scene where the camera just followed Mr. Smith twirling with his hat, I loved how good a job everyone did of making the main character look more and more exasperated as the movie went on. It seemed to me like what I often hear about the older eras of video games; without lifelike technology and strongly established formulas, each movie had to find ways to work within it's boundaries, and that's when great art is made.
I would argue a few of the MCU films actually have already reached that. Sure, they're not generally as dark and gritty as that movie was, but in terms of just being good movies. Though the Marvel movies could do with a few more interesting villains. It's funny that their movie villains are generally a bit meh, but they have amazing villains in their tv shows xD
What amuses me is that after literally decades of critics and audiences complaining that most superhero movies gave us a charismatic, fun villain, they mostly gave us bland, vanilla, uninvolving heroes, as if they expected us to root for the hero just because they were the heroes. This is true of all the Reeve-era Superman movies, all the Burton/Schumacher Batman movies, the Raimi Spider-Man movies, and I would argue even The Dark Knight. Now we get movies with dynamic, interesting heroes, and what's peoples' takeaway from that? "The villains aren't interesting enough!!"
Terminator II was also probably the first time CGI animation was used to its full potential. It looked freaking awesome, and has surprisingly held up pretty well to this day.
"Great characters" Luke didn't even react to the deaths of his aunt and uncle who raised him. Princess Leia brushed off her planet being destroyed and Han Solo is just a generic give no shits but actually cares character.
He did react, but we didn't get to see much of it, just that stare of shock on his face. By the time he comes back, it's turning dark and he had to have been there for a good time just trying to deal with it. The one that never made sense to me is Leia, she did not react much to alderaan being destroyed.
I don't know but I couldn't put a movie that ends on "and now we go and rescue Han .... END CREDITS" that high on the list. To be honest I wouldn't put it even in my top 11. But I am one of the 5 people that don't think the original Star Wars movies were that great ... I still like them though.
Those children's Empire Strikes Back reaction videos are so precious. It makes me smile to imagine what it must be like to NOT know that twist. I can't even remember not knowing.
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen So you're telling me kids will be born and just know these things? Come on, it'll always be the first time for someone.
Oh I can remember not knowing, it lasted until I got into school having seen Star Wars for the first time when it came on TV the Christmas of 1983 for the first time. The moment I got into class I started raving about it, then another boy said he'd seen all three of them. Of course, at the age of seven, he didn't know he wasn't supposed to give the twist away, so one of the first things he told me was... well, you know.
If Nostalgia Critic had honorable mentions Captain America: Civil War Shrek 2 Indiana Jones 3 Avengers: Infinity War How To Train Your Dragon 3 Kung Fu Panda 2
Rocky 2 has one of my favorite moments in the franchise Duke: He's all wrong for us, baby. I saw you beat that man like I never saw no man get beat before, and the man kept coming after you. Now, we don't need that kinda man like that in our lives. I know what you're feelin'. Let it go! Let it go! You're the champ.
Hell, Starwars pretty much owns the Holy Grail to "A movie twist in story" with the scene you already know what im talking about. I even heared that the actors themselves dropped their jaws hearing about it the 1st time
Aleksi Surenkin did you know that the voice of Darth Vader was actually very surprised when he had to say no I am your father even he said ''no he's lying!''
the only people who knew what Darth Vader was really saying was mark hamill and James earl Jones, even the man in the Darth Vader suit didn't know, he said something else but hamill knew the real sentence and knew how to respond.
I think Darth Vader being Luke's father and switching sides last minute is a bit common knowledge now a days. Idk if we need to put a spoiler warning on that
+Pelcogo yeah pretty much, I was spoiled by Toy Story 2 and an episode of Fairly Odd Parents, I had no idea what the original trilogy was at the time either but it was enough for it to spoil me later.
Zettai Ryouiki Jay and silent bob strike back has Mark Hamil in a cameo apperance having his hand cut off with a light saber. Carrie Fischer makes a cameo appearance as well. I didn't even know it was her.
I think it was mainly for the younger generation that may have not seen those movies yet. Hell back when I watched it when i was a kid, I was absolutely floored by the reveal. I kinda feel sorry for the younger generation that might not get the full impact of that scene as it was intended cause of a big spoiler like that getting thrown around sometimes.
Who could play the younger version of the oscar winning marlon brando? the oscar winning robert de niro. The character won oscar as both the young and old version, that's some amazing writing and acting
20:25 "even the big reveal, which I won't give away ..." I won't give it away either, but I will give away that Romeo and Juliet kill themselves, Jack drowns, and the kid sees dead people.
Did he seriously say that it was kept a secret that Arnold Schwarzenegger was the hero in T 2? They literally say in the trailer "he's here to protect"
Gojirawars 03 I've always wondered how Raimi actually wanted the trilogy to end because of studio interference which is not saying the third one is god awful it's disappointing when you compare it to the first 2.
From what I heard on Toy Story 2, the director gave it to someone else to direct. When he went to check on how it was coming, he didn't like what he saw. He tried to get the release date postponed without success. So, they started from scratch and got it finished just in time and still had time to make it so much better than its predecessor.
@@generalrygy4532 IKR IT WAS AMAZING AND ESTABLISHED A NEW FATHER-SON RELATIONSHIP THAT WAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE, NOT TO MENTION THAT SARAHS DEVELOPMENT IS PERFECT
"Star Wars could have very easily been a retelling. Just finding another big ball to destroy, more comic relief, more weird creature to fight. But this movie didn't do that... It waited until the last movie to do that." So true.
+Edward Keane I agree with you as well. In my opinion though, Star Wars is at its best when its gets dark though. Though I'm probably biased due to Empire being #1 and ROTS at #2.
My runners up... Shrek 2. Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn. Captain America: Civil War. Indiana Jones, and the Last Crusade. Kung Fu Panda 2 and 3. How to Train Your Dragon 2. Muppets Take Manhattan. X2. Hellboy 2: The Golden Army. Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors. Logan. Deadpool 2. Halloween, (2018). Incredibles II. Back to the Future II and III. Blade Runner 2049.
It's also a good movie, Yeah it's a part of the original trilogy but people have been critical of the second Death Star and the Ewoks. The good outweighs the bad and the story wraps up in a great way.
Brian Collins the thing is tfa was going against huge odds, the prequels destroyed a lot of credibility that star wars had so they needed to show us that it actually has something more in common with the original series that we love. Let's just hope the next one tries something new.
With the exception of 2, 3 & 10 I think I would choose those movies as my 11 fav sequels though they would be in a different order and I would probably replace Toy Story 2 with 3. As for the other three I think I would choose one of the MCU sequels (Winter Soldier, Civil War or Infinity War), one of the two Planet of the Apes sequels (Dawn or War) and the other would either be How to Train Your Dragon 2 or Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
I remember going to see Mad Max Fury Road, my grandfather wanted to see it. So my dad and I took him. Neither of us wanted to see it and thought i was going to suck. We where both pleseantly surprised when it turned out to be amazing! We both kept repeating "What a lovely day!" For the rest of the evening.
Bride of Frankenstein really got me. I've seen it only once, but that's because I see it as a very sad movie. When Frankenstein's monster begins to learn and become aware, it's bittersweet. He realizes how much the world has, but the world wants nothing to do with him. He goes on a journey, basically just becoming increasingly depressed. Finally when he gets what he asked for, he just can't bear the sadness anymore. There are moments of happiness, but it's what the monster does that breaks my heart.
I feel like Evil Dead 2 was too much retelling and not enough sequel. (both personally and for this list) honestly only about half of ED2 was an actual sequel. Army of Darkness was great though, both as a sequel AND spoof at the same time. It had a lot of dark, creepy, and even some scary moments, but it was done in a way that's light enough for a wider audience to enjoy.
Personally would have added Captain America Winter Soldier. It was a major improvement over the original and probably top 3 best comic book movie sequels.
Cap2, UC BvS, Spidey 2, TDK and X2 are how you do comics sequels. Let´s see how long it will take till one of them will be up for Best Picture. It can only be decades...
+Jinhunter Slay I didn't like kung fu panda 3 as much. For me it just felt okay. The whole thing just felt lazy to me, and it seemed like more of a comedy movie than the last. And some parts were just cringe worthy or embarrassing to watch. The second one was better but I thought that the third one was kind of a downgrade.
Other good sequels are... Captain America The Winter Soldier Spider-Man 2 Kung Fu Panda 2 How to Train Your Dragon 2 Shrek 2 Dawn of the Dead Nightmare on Elm Street 3 Dream Warriors Evil Dead 2 Hellboy 2 That's what immediately jumps to mind.
My top 10 sequels would be.. 1. The Dark Knight 2. The Godfather : Part II 3. LOTR: Two Towers 4. The Empire Strikes Back 5. Before Sunset 6. Aliens 7. For A Few Dollars More 8. Three Colors: White 9. Kill Bill: Vol 2 10. Toy Story 2
Arc13 I don't think How to Train Your Dragon 2 was that great, it was very rush and didn't give enough time for character development, specially in Hiccup's mother. I mean, how nobody of Berk didn't recognize her? Did she even had friends, other family members apart of her husband and son? How no one of the villagers get shocked realising that the supposed dead wife of their chief stills alive?
My top 11 sequels (all of these are in my top 25 favorite films): 12. Star trek II 11. Spiderman 2 10. Toy story 2 9. Empire strikes back 8. Godfather 2 7. Last crusade 6. Aliens 5. Revenge of the sith 4. Monty pythons life of brian 3. The dark knight 2. Rocky II Honorable mentions: prisoner of azkaban, Return of the king, scream 2. 1. Terminator 2 Judgement day
"Not only was this the first comic film to receive a Best Actor Academy Award, but it was also the first award to be given after the actor passed away." Heath Ledger's Oscar was for Best Supporting Actor not Best Actor, and Peter Finch is the first posthumous winner for Best Actor for Network in 1977.
Well the movie didn't come out at the time so if he did it for say now you may have different sequels on the list but if he made it longer there will be a lot more
Here's a Top 10 list of MY favorite movie sequels of all time 1. Return of the King 2. Toy Story 2 3. Terminator 2 4. Aliens 5. Spider-Man 2 6. Empire Strikes Back 7. Last Crusade 8. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 9. The Dark Knight 10. Captain America: Winter Soldier
Does Return of the King really count as a sequel though? It's unlike most sequels as it wasn't produced after the first film was released and became popular, the trilogy was all made at the same time. The movies, like the books, are really just one story segmented into three parts due to its length. Return of the King really is one long climax for the Lord of the Rings, it's not a stand-alone sequel.
Not the exact same time but they were done filming the last one before the first one was released. "Principal photography for all three films was conducted concurrently in many locations within New Zealand's conservation areas and national parks between 11 October 1999, and 22 December 2000, a period of 438 days." Even disregarding that the three of them are very much intended to be one story.
Holy shit, all 3 movies were filmed within 1½ year?! That's fucking impressive, considering even 1 of those movies with that kind of size and scale could easily be over 1 year alone.
Mr. Maskie Just because he can doesn’t mean he has to. Especially since he was most likely wanted to not reveal it for those that don’t watch his channel or aren’t fans of Star Wars. (Although Yes, everybody knew that twist.)
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. To me it's the best Indy movie, and watching him take his dad on an adventure is nothing short of 2 hours of awesomeness. It took what the first one did, and made it better, which is difficult to do because Raiders is also fantastic.
what does having the internet have to do with knowing the reveal?!?!? even if you have the internet if you dont bother looking up anything about star wars then you'll never know what the reveal is until you see the movie
don't tell anyone what happens with the titanic, it's super secret you guys. oh, did you hear about hitler making a comeback for germany? don't spoil next week's episode when they tell us what his plans are. *rolls eyes*
His younger audiences don't know, sorry you have to shit on all of them. But they don't read all the shit and know all the shit we do. So stop being so negative. #thumbsup
Possible sequels he could review : Smurfs 2, Flinstones Viva Rock Vegas, Inspector gadget 2, Garfeild 2, Spy kids 4, and Alice through the looking glass.
I watched lord of the rings return of the king when I was a kid and I loved it and I love it even more now the action, emotional impact, the rallying moments, I mean whenever I see the rohirims rallying shout or the battle of the black gates I want to join in.
Not everything. The secret ingredient soup analogy from the first film has no equivalent in the sequel. And that's one of the smartest things I've ever seen in any family film.
I HAVE TO SAY: The beginning to T2 is one of the most intense, and awesome war sequences I've ever seen, and with this video, I think I know one reason as to why, now: That giant-ass looking mech was real, wasn't it?
Gotta say, I'm disappointed the dark night wasn't higher on your list. It is my absolute favorite DC movies ever. And one of my favorite comic book movies period.
Not everyone knows them on the internet. This comment was very stupid. If you think people your age are the only ones who escape into the internet and know things you are fooled, because there are many who do who don't know things from our generation. So please, just shut up.
Pierre Perras - Guess what not everybody has been a viewer of Nostalgia Critic from day one, young people who have discovered his channel recently wouldn't know, and some don't know the twist. Lol, so calm down. Don't ruin it for everyone else, and stop being a dipshit. Haha.
Kung Fu Panda 2, How to Train Your Dragon 3, Bumblebee, Avengers: Infinity War, Captain America: Civil War (I know loads prefer Winter Soldier, which I respect, I just personally prefer Civil War), Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (fight me NC), Thor: Ragnarok, and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Just my personal picks.
Thank you. Thank you for not spoiling Empire. I watched it years ago, and I can imagine most people have. But as you said, there could be kids out there that don't know. Thank you for trying to preserve that amazing twist for them.
Exorcist 3 Blade runner 2049 Police story 2 Avengers 3-4 Blade 2 Captain America: Winter soldier Shrek 2 Dawn of the dead Childs play 2 The Raid 2 Rush Hour 2 The Good, the Bad and the ugly Ip man 2
I disagree that it should even be on this list. It was an amazing film, but I'm pretty sure that through the years The Fellowship of the Ring is considered the best of the trilogy.
11:50 Am I the only one who likes batman returns every bit as much as batman 89, maybe even liking returns better? I know some people don't like the penguin here because "it's not accurate to the comics" but I really liked Danny devito as the more deformed penguin in its own right. I also liked that the penguin was taking over Gotham legitimately, making batman powerless against him for the majority of the film and even going on to frame batman for murder. Don't get returns it rarely get spoke about.
For the record, I don't think returns should be on the list, dark Knight is better in my opinion, I just don't get why it's never spoke about and why it's glanced over as if 89 is infinitely better and that returns is just mediocre or something
I used to love Returns as a kid. But as an adult, I see a lot of problems w/ it. If it was released as a new movie in this decade, people would immediately point out how much Batman sucks as a hero in it. He just watches a woman fall to her death even though he has a glider, gets his Batmobile easily hacked by remote control, and accidentally reveals his secret identity to a villain in a party. The title also might as well be "Penguin & Catwoman" instead.
I liked it a lot, but people I've noticed things about it that now irritate me. A) The mousy secretary suddenly gets supervillain ninja skills from nowhere after falling from a building. B) This movie started the dumb "two or more villains" trend that DC can never get away from. Usually neither villain gets the development they deserve. C) The Penguin deviated from the source material too much; basically giving him Killer Croc's backstory. Max Shreck wasn't needed and The Penguin should have filled that role as the shifty aristocrat.
Top 5 5: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 4: Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter 3: Toy Story 2 2: Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors 1: The Dark Knight
Ryan Fanstone Ummm...it’s practically a remake of Episode 4....if you take out the fanservice (some of which is GREAT BTW) then it is a FAR inferior film. The characters are lesser and have practically no personality, there are MULTIPLE memorable scenes from Ep 4 (Star destroyer reveal, Vader’s entrance, Kenobi & Luke at the cantina, Han Solo/Greedo, Vader/Kenobi, Trench run and more) but I have a hard time thinking of any great/good scene in Ep 7 that is not a callback/fan service, the SUPPORTING characters are pure “nothings” : Red Leader had more impact than “Maz Kanada” and she’s in 3 films!!! (sparingly). Ep 4 also had the daunting task of doing things that had never even been attempted at all and pulled the majority of them off - it’s kind of like a great student film - and as such I think it’s unfair to compare it to Ep 7 and vice versa. Comparing Ep 7 and Ep 1 IS a fair one though. I would say that while Ep 7 is overall a more enjoyable film imo, it fails in 2 aspects : - Ep 1 has 3 characters that we remember: QGJinn, Darth Maul, &, the most hated SW character of all time, JJB. Even that has to count for something. Ep 7 has 1 : Kyle Renn (I’m NOT counting returning characters). - Ep 1 has minimal fan service , and is trying to be its own thing. It fails, but at least it fails doing that. If you take the fan service out of Ep 7, how good is it really? Rogue One had fan service but (A) did it better, (B) had better characters - not greatly better, but better - who had better scenes, K-2SO has more memorable scenes than Rey, and (C) imo, is a more enjoyable film....I would watch it again and have.
He should do another Top 11 BEST Movie Sequel list. I'll make one so he'll use this the next time he does another Sequel month: 11. Toy Story 3 10. Ghostbusters 2 9. Back to the Future Part 2 and 3 8. Evil Dead 2 7. Ice Age 2: The Meltdown 6. Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed 5. Lion King 2: Simba's Pride 4. Rugrats in Paris 3. Spider-man 2 2. The Godfather Part 2 1. Superman 2
i just watched bride of frankenstein last night. BEAUTIFUL movie. not only better than the first frankenstein, but continued the story and made it even better
20:24 "Even the big reveal, which I won't give away"
Oh gosh, I wonder what it is...
I know right? Everyone knows what the reveal is, it's the most famous line in history. He's even given it away in past reviews.
GilCAnjos Everyone knows it.
Yoda is the short green dude!
SPOILER ALERT: Snape kills Gandalf.
" I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate."
You missed a HUGE one, Critic: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly!!!! It's one of the greatest Westerns ever made!
eh its more of a standalone, also it would actually be a prequel because it takes place during the civil war while the other two take place after the war.
it still counts
Calvin the Patriot if you count standalone movies and prequels as sequels then sure!
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well i guess the gbu is a combination of all three
I actually liked Fist Full of Dollars better.
“Godfather is the Wine, Star Wars is the water.”
Quote 100
Godfather is the messiah Star Wars is the better messiah
Confession time: I never saw any of the Godfather movies, and I just got the trilogy on Blu-ray today
@@erichfiedler1481 :( )
@@erichfiedler1481 nice 👌
DARTH • CHICKEN lol
Empire strikes back
Nostalgia critic: im not gonna reveal the surprise
Me: bruh, unborn babies know the surprise.
Honestly, I found it very endearing that, even though everyone knows the twist, Doug still left it intact for any people (particularly any young people who watch his channel) who might have not. Honestly, I thought it was very sweet and honorable, even though pretty much everyone and their grandmother knows what it is.
What is the surprise? I have only seen the first star wars movie.
@@IDK_Kat watch Empire Strikes Back, and you'll know.
Best PLOT TWIST ever
@@IDK_Kat The surprise, is that Obi Wan was just a figment of Luke's imagination the whole time. Luke is crazy as fuck, and has to figure out how to deal with his father issues. That dude left for a pack of smokes during the Clone Wars, and never returned.
I'm not a huge Star Wars fan but you have to live under a stone not to know the spoiler
or be a young child
vader is rey's mother obvsly
pignessman 7 Duh
I'm pretty sure most people are just born with that knowledge nowadays.
I don't remember a time where anyone I knew didn't know that twist.
pignessman 7 nooooo!!!
Shrek 2.
And I'm not just saying that for the memes, it's legitimately a great sequel
Agreed! The first one was pretty good, but the second was awesome.
Considering how much Doug said he loved that one, I thought it was going to be pretty high on the list.
Spider-Man 2 bro
victikirby15 Ye, it's my favorite do the Shrek films
victikirby15 I think it's better than shrek 1
"I will not give away the most known fact about Star Wars ever"
Yeah because he didn't have too.
Hell not just about Star Wars....but heck one of the most known lines EVER
It's just used in his other reviews as a way to reference other movies. Very clever
Hey Nostalgia Critic,
Next time you do a sequel month? Why not do a top 11 Most Disappointing Sequels? I know you already did the Top 11 Worst Sequels, but why not 'Most Disappointing'? Like, sequels which were going to be awesome, but the final product did not live up to the hype?
sulacomarine Finding Dory and Monsters University would be on that list. (That is if I were making this list.) I grew up with the originals and when I heard they were getting sequels I was PUMPED. Saw them in theater’s and left super disappointed.
sulacomarine, I think he's done with sequels for a while (except for Alice Through The Looking Glass).
Yeah like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3
Tron: Legacy?
I honestly really enjoyed Monsters University.
"Even the big reveal, which I won't give away..." Dude, show me someone who DOESN'T know that reveal, and I will show you a liar.
there's some that don't know. They are extremely sparse, but there are a couple left in the world
***** so, you DON'T know Darth Vader's secret?
***** but my point still stands. There are some who do not know, and kids are born every day! Is not like when a child is born you go "Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father"
Evil Emperor Zurg is Buzz Lightyear's father?
My two-year-old daughter has no idea.
What a refreshing list. As much fun as Disneycember has been, it's nice to see a few positive reviews.
PhantomStrider you can say that again. :)
PhantomStrider Nice to see you here, Phantom. I agree, sequals can be good, hell look at something like Ghost in the Shell 2. I mean, it was nominated for a palm'dor.
Positive reviews are always refreshing and fun. It takes much more effort to find what works for something, rather than what hurts it. And that's an effort that I truly love to see.
PhantomStrider I didn't expect to see you here, do you think that you'll be some countdowns related to sequels this month? Like best or worst animated movie sequels?
PhantomStrider please do a top 10 science fiction cartoons list. As a request.
9:57 I never viewed the fan service line in this one: “Come with me if you want to live.” Was put there simply for the fan service. I always felt that that was a deliberate line to have Sarah Connor trust him, like John Connor in the future when he got a hold of this unit and was sending it to the past he knew that if it was going to help his mom it needed to say that line.
ooo i love your interpretation of that line, and terminator 2 is one of my faves i’ve seen it like 20 times
Great list!
My personal top 10 favorite sequels:
10. The Empire Strikes Back
9. Logan
8. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
7. Mission: Impossible 3-6
6. Mad Max: Fury Road
5. The Dark Knight
4. T2
3. Aliens
2. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
1. The Godfather: Part II
No marvel?
@ibzdagamer Logan
No disney marvel?
Maybe honorable mention to Ragnarok but it’s nowhere near the movies on the list.
Yeah Winter Soldier is really good, you’re right, I‘m not a big fan of Civil War tho, generally not a big MCU fan, even though I love Avengers and Iron Man.
Thanks for giving such high praise to Bride of Frankenstein. It's a shame nowadays so many people refuse to watch or appreciate black and white films.
I agree. Refusing to watch a movie simply because it's not in color is an incredibly stupid and shallow reason. Some of the best movies ever made were in black and white
Damn straight. Let's hear it for 12 Angry Men.
It might not be a movie but Post-Modern Prometheus is one of the best X-Files episodes ever. And it was in black and white. Black and White just adds texture to a film. A layer of eerieness (excuse spelling if wrong) to a product not seen in colour. Correct me if I'm wrong.
zakfett92 12 Angry Men is legit my favorite film of all time. I'm not even saying that just to be retro or whatever, I really think it's one of the best films ever (more than Citizen Kane, which I didn't like).
I haven't seen many black and white movies because I just don't seek old movies out to watch (I'm more of a gamer if my profile icon isn't obvious). But I can say that after seeing "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" in my AP Government class, it is easily in my top 10 movies. I loved how well written the political system and corruption were, I loved the scene where the camera just followed Mr. Smith twirling with his hat, I loved how good a job everyone did of making the main character look more and more exasperated as the movie went on. It seemed to me like what I often hear about the older eras of video games; without lifelike technology and strongly established formulas, each movie had to find ways to work within it's boundaries, and that's when great art is made.
No superhero movie to my knowledge has even come close to the greatness of The Dark Knight.
Michael Biland I'd have to agree with you in this. I really can't think of any others either
I would argue a few of the MCU films actually have already reached that. Sure, they're not generally as dark and gritty as that movie was, but in terms of just being good movies. Though the Marvel movies could do with a few more interesting villains. It's funny that their movie villains are generally a bit meh, but they have amazing villains in their tv shows xD
What amuses me is that after literally decades of critics and audiences complaining that most superhero movies gave us a charismatic, fun villain, they mostly gave us bland, vanilla, uninvolving heroes, as if they expected us to root for the hero just because they were the heroes. This is true of all the Reeve-era Superman movies, all the Burton/Schumacher Batman movies, the Raimi Spider-Man movies, and I would argue even The Dark Knight. Now we get movies with dynamic, interesting heroes, and what's peoples' takeaway from that? "The villains aren't interesting enough!!"
Spider-Man 2
lol wut, the heroes are dynamic and interesting? everything is just grey mashup mixed in a blender.
The visual effects in Aliens, particularly the Queen, still look amazing today and has aged far better than many CGI effects that have come since.
Love him or hate him, James Cameron always has amazing visuals in each of his movies.
Terminator II was also probably the first time CGI animation was used to its full potential. It looked freaking awesome, and has surprisingly held up pretty well to this day.
Some might say The Godfather is better than Star Wars, but The Godfather doesn't have light sabers does it
No but it does have far more interesting characters and themes which beats lightsabers in my book
Tell me when you can cut through things using "interesting characters and themes". Star Wars has great characters and simple yet relevant themes.
"Great characters" Luke didn't even react to the deaths of his aunt and uncle who raised him. Princess Leia brushed off her planet being destroyed and Han Solo is just a generic give no shits but actually cares character.
He did react, but we didn't get to see much of it, just that stare of shock on his face. By the time he comes back, it's turning dark and he had to have been there for a good time just trying to deal with it.
The one that never made sense to me is Leia, she did not react much to alderaan being destroyed.
I don't know but I couldn't put a movie that ends on "and now we go and rescue Han .... END CREDITS" that high on the list. To be honest I wouldn't put it even in my top 11. But I am one of the 5 people that don't think the original Star Wars movies were that great ... I still like them though.
Those children's Empire Strikes Back reaction videos are so precious. It makes me smile to imagine what it must be like to NOT know that twist. I can't even remember not knowing.
Cosmic Rogue I unfortunately watched the prequels first, and didnt like the originals because they were "boring"
Max Durk I consider myselg lucky I saw the original trilogy first before I saw the prequels
Max Durk *myself
mr. Wldasoldmysoul4pussyasateen So you're telling me kids will be born and just know these things? Come on, it'll always be the first time for someone.
Oh I can remember not knowing, it lasted until I got into school having seen Star Wars for the first time when it came on TV the Christmas of 1983 for the first time. The moment I got into class I started raving about it, then another boy said he'd seen all three of them. Of course, at the age of seven, he didn't know he wasn't supposed to give the twist away, so one of the first things he told me was... well, you know.
If Nostalgia Critic had honorable mentions
Captain America: Civil War
Shrek 2
Indiana Jones 3
Avengers: Infinity War
How To Train Your Dragon 3
Kung Fu Panda 2
Winter Solider over Civil War imo
Dawn Storm respectable, but I personally just have a slight inch for Civil War over Winter Soldier, mainly for the action.
@@knyte8706 And that's totally okay! I just really like Winter Soldier : P
The reason I picked Civil War over Winter Soldier is that it broke apart the Avengers and as a result losing the battle in Infinity War
@Michael Kim Why don't you like it?
Rocky 2 has one of my favorite moments in the franchise
Duke: He's all wrong for us, baby. I saw you beat that man like I never saw no man get beat before, and the man kept coming after you. Now, we don't need that kinda man like that in our lives. I know what you're feelin'. Let it go! Let it go! You're the champ.
Hell, Starwars pretty much owns the Holy Grail to "A movie twist in story" with the scene you already know what im talking about. I even heared that the actors themselves dropped their jaws hearing about it the 1st time
Aleksi Surenkin did you know that the voice of Darth Vader was actually very surprised when he had to say no I am your father even he said ''no he's lying!''
yeah yeah,, thats where i got it from
Aleksi Surenkin lol me too
the only people who knew what Darth Vader was really saying was mark hamill and James earl Jones, even the man in the Darth Vader suit didn't know, he said something else but hamill knew the real sentence and knew how to respond.
But then again, Darth Vader translates to Dark Father. So there's that.
I think Darth Vader being Luke's father and switching sides last minute is a bit common knowledge now a days. Idk if we need to put a spoiler warning on that
Yeah I'm surprised people don't just absorb that knowledge through Osmosis at child birth, it's so ingrained into are pop culture.
+Pelcogo yeah pretty much, I was spoiled by Toy Story 2 and an episode of Fairly Odd Parents, I had no idea what the original trilogy was at the time either but it was enough for it to spoil me later.
Zettai Ryouiki Jay and silent bob strike back has Mark Hamil in a cameo apperance having his hand cut off with a light saber. Carrie Fischer makes a cameo appearance as well. I didn't even know it was her.
There's always a few stragglers and there is no real harm in a little warning
I think it was mainly for the younger generation that may have not seen those movies yet. Hell back when I watched it when i was a kid, I was absolutely floored by the reveal.
I kinda feel sorry for the younger generation that might not get the full impact of that scene as it was intended cause of a big spoiler like that getting thrown around sometimes.
#2. Robert DiNero and Marlon Brando are also the only people to win best actor Oscars for portraying the same person.
Who could play the younger version of the oscar winning marlon brando? the oscar winning robert de niro. The character won oscar as both the young and old version, that's some amazing writing and acting
That water and wine analogy was really clever.
poor AVGN, i feel sad for his health taking a lot of liquid diahrrea water lol...
That Twain guy has a future I think
I was about to post that same thing.,
20:25 "even the big reveal, which I won't give away ..." I won't give it away either, but I will give away that Romeo and Juliet kill themselves, Jack drowns, and the kid sees dead people.
Don't forget tha ark kills people in indiana jones.
and dont forget the soylent is actually people!
Sarah Trachtenberg No you ruined Citizen Kane!!!!
I had the twist of Empire spoiled for me as a kid, and I resent it to this day. Please don't assume everyone watching knows that already.
wasneeplus
You think that's bad? I had the twist of the fucking Usual Suspects spoiled for me. I've been so angry about that for YEARS!
Did he seriously say that it was kept a secret that Arnold Schwarzenegger was the hero in T 2? They literally say in the trailer "he's here to protect"
Ripley Harvey I didn’t see the trailer so it shocked me lol
I don’t think many people saw those trailers.
“I won’t spoil the big reveal”
Doug like there is anyone in your audience who hasn’t seen empire strikes back
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster I know that but, c'mon man?
Did you just avoid spoiling Empire Strikes Back?
+Goat And Dog
No, that was in Jedi.
Goat And Dog
You really should.
Yeah, I think that's why only children are recorded with their reactions, since everyone above the age of 10 knows it.
Homer Simpson spoiled it for me.
Good man that critic.
Spider-man 2 (tobey maguire version).
David Berry that's true
Gojirawars 03 I've always wondered how Raimi actually wanted the trilogy to end because of studio interference which is not saying the third one is god awful it's disappointing when you compare it to the first 2.
didn't have to put "Tobey Mcguire version" nobody was gonna think ASM 2 was a great sequel
M Junaid Pirzada I did it to be safe lol lots of kids lof the asm 2 film lol
Ryan R. Yeah I felt so bad for garfiel but maybe it's for the best because he moved on to better work
From what I heard on Toy Story 2, the director gave it to someone else to direct. When he went to check on how it was coming, he didn't like what he saw. He tried to get the release date postponed without success. So, they started from scratch and got it finished just in time and still had time to make it so much better than its predecessor.
How did Aliens and T2 not break the top 3?!
Aliens...number 7...are you insane? bar-non greatest sequel ever made
T2 is one of my favourite films
Or dark knight
I can understand with T2 since it’s just the original all over again
@@generalrygy4532 IKR IT WAS AMAZING AND ESTABLISHED A NEW FATHER-SON RELATIONSHIP THAT WAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE, NOT TO MENTION THAT SARAHS DEVELOPMENT IS PERFECT
I'm surprised Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade didn't make the list.
That would have been a good choice.
Exactly :D It's far better than any Indiana Jones including 5th. How do I know ? No Connery...
Ooh...between the first and third it's a tough call....
Oh that's a good one.
Role Playing Garchomp what about the crystal sku.. Lol couldn't get threw that.
"Star Wars could have very easily been a retelling. Just finding another big ball to destroy, more comic relief, more weird creature to fight. But this movie didn't do that... It waited until the last movie to do that." So true.
And the best part is that it could be applied to either 'Return of the Jedi' or 'The Force Awakens' :P
Rinaldot Completely agree, hence why I prefer Rogue One. Although I do think TFA is a stronger film than ROJ, but both are at that similar quality.
+Edward Keane I agree with you as well. In my opinion though, Star Wars is at its best when its gets dark though. Though I'm probably biased due to Empire being #1 and ROTS at #2.
Rob George Same, Empire is a great film, by far the best in my opinion, and ROTS certainly has its moments- really takes off in the last act.
Edward Keane The novelization of ROTS is better (if you get the OST to play in the background).
Really, no Spider-Man 2
It's overrated
@@BigRedBird yeah but that doesn't make it worst
@@justinbeaver2000 yeah but it's not the the greatest sequel ever
@@BigRedBird trying not get you mad but it could've been in the list even top 11
@@justinbeaver2000 tell me one thing spiderman 2 did differently
My runners up...
Shrek 2.
Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn.
Captain America: Civil War.
Indiana Jones, and the Last Crusade.
Kung Fu Panda 2 and 3.
How to Train Your Dragon 2.
Muppets Take Manhattan.
X2.
Hellboy 2: The Golden Army.
Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors.
Logan.
Deadpool 2.
Halloween, (2018).
Incredibles II.
Back to the Future II and III.
Blade Runner 2049.
Good list
Happy New Year everyone! Did we miss any great sequels on this list?
Have not even watched the video yet soooo.... nah
Channel Awesome Birdemic 2
How To Train Your Dragon 2
MegaSoulhero Heck yeah
Channel Awesome shrek 2,Evil dead 2,Captain America:Winter soldier,and Spider-Man 2.
Pretty sure TFA is more guilty of repeating A New Hope than Return of the Jedi.
Brian Collins that's because people blindly protect 6 because it's an original
It's also a good movie, Yeah it's a part of the original trilogy but people have been critical of the second Death Star and the Ewoks. The good outweighs the bad and the story wraps up in a great way.
Brian Collins the thing is tfa was going against huge odds, the prequels destroyed a lot of credibility that star wars had so they needed to show us that it actually has something more in common with the original series that we love. Let's just hope the next one tries something new.
TFA did A New Hope better than A New Hope.
Wow, how dare I have a different opinion
I'm sorry, I have to know, WHAT'S THE PLOT REVEAL IN EMPIRE STRIKES BACK!? WHAT!?????
Morbius Fitzgerald I hope your being sarcastic it's a 38 year old movie
Luke is Vader’s son
Luke's father is Chewbacca
No! Chewie is secretly Han's father! Why do you think he hangs around with him all the time?
@@elzibiel he owes him a life debt
*TOP 11 BEST MOVIE SEQUELS!*
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11: *MAD MAX FURY ROAD* 1:14
10: *ROCKY II* 2:38
09: *STAR TREK II:THE WRATH OF KAHN* 4:21
08: *TOY STORY 2* 5:47
07: *ALIENS* 7:46 (GAME OVER MAN, GAME OVER!)
06: *TERMINATOR 2 - JUDGEMENT DAY* 9:08
05: *THE DARK KNIGHT* 10:59
04: *LORD OF THE RINGS - THE RETURN OF THE KING* 13:02
03: *BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN* 15:02
02: *THE GODFATHER PART 2* 16:54
01: *STAR WARS - THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK* 18:52
With the exception of 2, 3 & 10 I think I would choose those movies as my 11 fav sequels though they would be in a different order and I would probably replace Toy Story 2 with 3. As for the other three I think I would choose one of the MCU sequels (Winter Soldier, Civil War or Infinity War), one of the two Planet of the Apes sequels (Dawn or War) and the other would either be How to Train Your Dragon 2 or Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Thanx I was looking for this haha
john wick 2
Where's Shrek 2?
Agent Prime I was getting worried that no one is mentioning MCU and Infinity War in particular in the top 10 comments and their replies
Empire Strikes Back is one of my favorite movies
MegaSoulhero mine too
MegaSoulhero NO ONE COMMENTS THAT FAST
Just Jared or do they
Awesome gaming and stuff 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Just Jared you just got to believe
The Godfather 1 and 2 are the
greatest pieces of cinema.
Agreed, and nothing can touch Part II in the discussion of sequels......
Citizen Kane
@@CherryBomb_Games yes even citizen Kane
@@CherryBomb_Games more influential than Godfather, but quality-wise - Godfather is a better film.
Shawshank
Nuff said!
Terminator 2.
The four musketeers.
Empire strikes back.
Aliens.
The two towers.
Dark knight rises.
Cant think of any more of the top of my head.
I remember going to see Mad Max Fury Road, my grandfather wanted to see it. So my dad and I took him. Neither of us wanted to see it and thought i was going to suck. We where both pleseantly surprised when it turned out to be amazing! We both kept repeating "What a lovely day!" For the rest of the evening.
Al Pacino's performance in Godfather part II was the greatest performance I've ever seen. He should have won the Oscar for best actor.
Much rather that than Scent of a Woman!
Art Carney is the worst.
ukhistorian That was prettt much my opinion on Leonardo DiCaprio in The Wolf of Wall Street.
ukhistorian Yep. How he's only won one is beyond me. Best actor ever.
What about 'Bladerunner 2049' or even 'Shrek 2' ??
AdamWolf this was made before Blade Runner 2049.
Bladerunner is very divisive a lot of people do not like it
@@jfdrac but many people do like it as well, myself included
What about golden finger and lethal weapons 2
T2 had marketing of Arnold being the good guy.
Doesn’t make it more creative
Bride of Frankenstein really got me. I've seen it only once, but that's because I see it as a very sad movie.
When Frankenstein's monster begins to learn and become aware, it's bittersweet. He realizes how much the world has, but the world wants nothing to do with him.
He goes on a journey, basically just becoming increasingly depressed. Finally when he gets what he asked for, he just can't bear the sadness anymore.
There are moments of happiness, but it's what the monster does that breaks my heart.
i wish more people would notice it.
Best sequel of all time is easily World War II.
What flavor is the Kool-Aid?
joncraft how, trump is freinds with russia, nk like him (despite not being a threat), and china is eh
Yep. This is exactly why on election day I voted for a fucking corpse.
I keep going to the wiki page of WW3 but no release date or sys req yet, damn...
Comment of the year.
R.I.P Heath Ledger you were an amazing actor and shall be remembered forever
I saw Terminator 2: Judgement Day.
It was so awesome!! It truly is a masterpiece.
Evil Dead 2 or Army of Darkness.
Definitely Evil Dead 2.
Solomon Wyatt yeah, I'd have to say Evil Dead 2
I feel like Evil Dead 2 was too much retelling and not enough sequel. (both personally and for this list) honestly only about half of ED2 was an actual sequel. Army of Darkness was great though, both as a sequel AND spoof at the same time. It had a lot of dark, creepy, and even some scary moments, but it was done in a way that's light enough for a wider audience to enjoy.
Army of Darkness. Hail to the King, baby.
Jacob K evil dead 2 never was the sequel.
It's a retell with more money. Never a sequel
Personally would have added Captain America Winter Soldier. It was a major improvement over the original and probably top 3 best comic book movie sequels.
I would also throw in Civil War in as well
and we would throw you out of the room for saying that
+Armlace nah ist fine
I would watch Winter Solider over it though
Cap2, UC BvS, Spidey 2, TDK and X2 are how you do comics sequels. Let´s see how long it will take till one of them will be up for Best Picture. It can only be decades...
When I was a kid, I preferred Return of the Jedi, but when I grew up, I realized Empire is the better sequel.
I love Return of the Jedi but yes. Empire Strikes Back is the best sequel.
YOU FORGOT ACE VENRURA: WHEN NATURE CALLS!!!
*SHAME ON YOU!!!*
Why didn't you include Kung Fu Panda 2 !!!!
Considering how well he spoke of the movie during DreamWorks-uary, it's probably a runner up.
Alyssa Agnew Yeah, but he said it's one perfect movie! I know that he likes Kung Fu Panda 3 even better, but he didn't mention that either!
+Jinhunter Slay I didn't like kung fu panda 3 as much. For me it just felt okay. The whole thing just felt lazy to me, and it seemed like more of a comedy movie than the last. And some parts were just cringe worthy or embarrassing to watch. The second one was better but I thought that the third one was kind of a downgrade.
Riley and Gibson Films I have exactly the same opinion as yours....
KFP 2 felt more like a tv show than a real movie.
Other good sequels are...
Captain America The Winter Soldier
Spider-Man 2
Kung Fu Panda 2
How to Train Your Dragon 2
Shrek 2
Dawn of the Dead
Nightmare on Elm Street 3 Dream Warriors
Evil Dead 2
Hellboy 2
That's what immediately jumps to mind.
Nightmare on Elm Street 3 Dream Warriors AND Wes Craven's New Nightmare
YES
My top 10 sequels would be..
1. The Dark Knight
2. The Godfather : Part II
3. LOTR: Two Towers
4. The Empire Strikes Back
5. Before Sunset
6. Aliens
7. For A Few Dollars More
8. Three Colors: White
9. Kill Bill: Vol 2
10. Toy Story 2
Rush Hour 2
Austin Powers The Spy Who Shagged Me
22 Jump Street
Ace Ventura When Nature Calls
Arc13 I don't think How to Train Your Dragon 2 was that great, it was very rush and didn't give enough time for character development, specially in Hiccup's mother. I mean, how nobody of Berk didn't recognize her? Did she even had friends, other family members apart of her husband and son? How no one of the villagers get shocked realising that the supposed dead wife of their chief stills alive?
My top 11 sequels (all of these are in my top 25 favorite films):
12. Star trek II
11. Spiderman 2
10. Toy story 2
9. Empire strikes back
8. Godfather 2
7. Last crusade
6. Aliens
5. Revenge of the sith
4. Monty pythons life of brian
3. The dark knight
2. Rocky II
Honorable mentions: prisoner of azkaban, Return of the king, scream 2.
1. Terminator 2 Judgement day
"Not only was this the first comic film to receive a Best Actor Academy Award, but it was also the first award to be given after the actor passed away."
Heath Ledger's Oscar was for Best Supporting Actor not Best Actor, and Peter Finch is the first posthumous winner for Best Actor for Network in 1977.
Ok ok, but where is Evil Dead 2?
NuttyNate thank you! Someone gets it.
dead by dawn could easily be around number 5
Yeah where the heck is it?
NuttyNate RIGHT!
exacl
Besides Empire, I think "Logan" could be considered one of the best sequels of all time, if not at least the top 5.
Well the movie didn't come out at the time so if he did it for say now you may have different sequels on the list but if he made it longer there will be a lot more
Logan? Top 15 for me.
Endgame and bladerunner would have also been here as well
@@rjcorreia3788 Endgame? Not really
Here's a Top 10 list of MY favorite movie sequels of all time
1. Return of the King
2. Toy Story 2
3. Terminator 2
4. Aliens
5. Spider-Man 2
6. Empire Strikes Back
7. Last Crusade
8. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
9. The Dark Knight
10. Captain America: Winter Soldier
0:12 that's some Angry Video Game Nerd shit right there. 10/10
Before watching
Aliens
T2
Empire
Godfather sequels
Dark knight
Star Trek movies
Boss Man Godfather sequel*
Damn son.
Ayden McGee actually there's sequels
T2 came out after this was made-but yesss one of the absolute BEST sequels to anything for sure!
Most by-the-books answer ever
Does Return of the King really count as a sequel though? It's unlike most sequels as it wasn't produced after the first film was released and became popular, the trilogy was all made at the same time. The movies, like the books, are really just one story segmented into three parts due to its length. Return of the King really is one long climax for the Lord of the Rings, it's not a stand-alone sequel.
The Trilogy was NOT all made at the same exact time, look it up.
Not the exact same time but they were done filming the last one before the first one was released.
"Principal photography for all three films was conducted concurrently in many locations within New Zealand's conservation areas and national parks between 11 October 1999, and 22 December 2000, a period of 438 days."
Even disregarding that the three of them are very much intended to be one story.
Holy shit, all 3 movies were filmed within 1½ year?! That's fucking impressive, considering even 1 of those movies with that kind of size and scale could easily be over 1 year alone.
+Kefka Palazzo Fun fact for you: The Hobbit took literally the same amount days of filming as LOTR
Tom Portengen Damn xD
The ending of The Bride of Frankenstein blew my mind
"I like watching kids being surprised"- nostalgia critic 2017
It sure has aged nicely. Still fun to this day
Spider-Man 2 also was an amazing sequel
Don't you know... I'm Electro!
Pelcogo wrong Spiderman.
Pelcogo Nope wrong version he's talking about Spider Man 2 with Doc Ock and it's still the best Spidey film ever.
Deric James The last time you did laundry, you turned everything blue and red.
Pelcogo Hey, the tag didn't say "dry clean only".
Critic talking about Empire Strikes Back: The big reveal, that I won't give away...
Me: Bruh, It's Star Wars. Literally everyone knows the big reveal.
Mr. Maskie
Just because he can doesn’t mean he has to.
Especially since he was most likely wanted to not reveal it for those that don’t watch his channel or aren’t fans of Star Wars.
(Although Yes, everybody knew that twist.)
He said that for us to chuckle :)
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. To me it's the best Indy movie, and watching him take his dad on an adventure is nothing short of 2 hours of awesomeness. It took what the first one did, and made it better, which is difficult to do because Raiders is also fantastic.
The Return of the King is definitely and easily my favorite movie of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
They're eating her....and then they're going to eat me!......
OH MY GOOOOOOOD!!!
Wait, what? wrong video : /
Jonathan Park that movie is so,great XD
20:26 OH COME ON! Anyone on the internet knows the "big reveal".
what does having the internet have to do with knowing the reveal?!?!? even if you have the internet if you dont bother looking up anything about star wars then you'll never know what the reveal is until you see the movie
don't tell anyone what happens with the titanic, it's super secret you guys. oh, did you hear about hitler making a comeback for germany? don't spoil next week's episode when they tell us what his plans are. *rolls eyes*
There are people that don't know it yet and if everyone know the twist there is no real need to say it if iy will spoilit for some people.
His younger audiences don't know, sorry you have to shit on all of them. But they don't read all the shit and know all the shit we do. So stop being so negative. #thumbsup
Chase Rodgers You have to be at least 13 to use this site, sorry kiddo.
Before watching: If Empire isn’t on here I will lose faith in all humanity
After watching: I am a very happy man.
Terminator 2 ...deserves much more than #7
Actually, it was #6
Maybe would if it weren’t just the original all over again
Possible sequels he could review : Smurfs 2, Flinstones Viva Rock Vegas, Inspector gadget 2, Garfeild 2, Spy kids 4, and Alice through the looking glass.
Nathaniel Foga He already covered inspector gadget 2 in Disney month
***** Yah, but he also did disneycember video on hocus pocus and ponyo , which he did Nostalgia critic videos on so i dont see why he cant.
he needs to review Garfield 2 the first one he reviewed made me laugh
Synchaos Oh i tottaly agree!!!!
I think he'll review Alvin and the Chipmunks 2 and Garfield 2.
#1 is Beauty and the Best 2: Belle's Magical World.
Tallen Smith Thanks for spoiling it!!!!!!
About:Schween You're welcome
Mulan 2
I watched lord of the rings return of the king when I was a kid and I loved it and I love it even more now the action, emotional impact, the rallying moments, I mean whenever I see the rohirims rallying shout or the battle of the black gates I want to join in.
Critic: Doesn’t give away the big reveal in Star Wars history.
Me: Bruh everybody knows it at this point, even if they never saw the film. 😂
Kung-Fu Panda 2? That's my favorite sequel. It upped EVERYTHING the original had to offer.
Isagail Carshuen Damn that's a good one. Also, How to Train Your Dragon 2, that one hit me hard!
Not everything. The secret ingredient soup analogy from the first film has no equivalent in the sequel. And that's one of the smartest things I've ever seen in any family film.
You misspelled Shrek 2
I've seen it, and Shrek 2 improved on the first more than Kung Fu Panda
Whatever helps you sleep at night
Anyone else miss the original Sequel Month theme music?
*Starts banging tin drum and playing the kazoo*
Kimani Wilson-Hunte YES!!!!
YEP
I HAVE TO SAY: The beginning to T2 is one of the most intense, and awesome war sequences I've ever seen, and with this video, I think I know one reason as to why, now: That giant-ass looking mech was real, wasn't it?
Gotta say, I'm disappointed the dark night wasn't higher on your list. It is my absolute favorite DC movies ever. And one of my favorite comic book movies period.
If Star Wars Episode V isn't number 1 I'll be upset
I'm happy
Hahaha.
You had to realize that it would be #1 when you saw The Godfather at #2.
Oh boy...
Says he won't give away the twist ending of Empire Strikes Back, yet *_EVERYONE_* knows the twist more so than their middle name!
Not everyone knows them on the internet. This comment was very stupid. If you think people your age are the only ones who escape into the internet and know things you are fooled, because there are many who do who don't know things from our generation. So please, just shut up.
From ''your'' generation, dude, everybody knows this line and every body that watches The Nostalgia Critic knows too.
BC Nation Noooo not everyone does. That's why it's awesome to see the reaction of anyone who didn't know.
Pierre Perras - Guess what not everybody has been a viewer of Nostalgia Critic from day one, young people who have discovered his channel recently wouldn't know, and some don't know the twist. Lol, so calm down. Don't ruin it for everyone else, and stop being a dipshit. Haha.
Kung Fu Panda 2, How to Train Your Dragon 3, Bumblebee, Avengers: Infinity War, Captain America: Civil War (I know loads prefer Winter Soldier, which I respect, I just personally prefer Civil War), Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End (fight me NC), Thor: Ragnarok, and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Just my personal picks.
Bumblebee isn’t a sequel it’s a reboot
Axel Nilsson technically, it’s officially counted as a prequel.
Ragnarok wasn't out yet
Thank you.
Thank you for not spoiling Empire. I watched it years ago, and I can imagine most people have. But as you said, there could be kids out there that don't know. Thank you for trying to preserve that amazing twist for them.
Perfect way to start off the New Year :)
You just made Carrie Fisher very happy. :)
how can she be happy when she's dead
Jack Wood too soon
Jack Wood way too soon bud
no it fucking isn't. It's been over a month, get over it.
Chino Cocoa r.i.p
Exorcist 3
Blade runner 2049
Police story 2
Avengers 3-4
Blade 2
Captain America: Winter soldier
Shrek 2
Dawn of the dead
Childs play 2
The Raid 2
Rush Hour 2
The Good, the Bad and the ugly
Ip man 2
will Thomas no to so many.
I thing the Return of the King should be the number 1
I disagree that it should even be on this list. It was an amazing film, but I'm pretty sure that through the years The Fellowship of the Ring is considered the best of the trilogy.
11:50 Am I the only one who likes batman returns every bit as much as batman 89, maybe even liking returns better? I know some people don't like the penguin here because "it's not accurate to the comics" but I really liked Danny devito as the more deformed penguin in its own right. I also liked that the penguin was taking over Gotham legitimately, making batman powerless against him for the majority of the film and even going on to frame batman for murder. Don't get returns it rarely get spoke about.
For the record, I don't think returns should be on the list, dark Knight is better in my opinion, I just don't get why it's never spoke about and why it's glanced over as if 89 is infinitely better and that returns is just mediocre or something
Batman Returns >>> Batman.
Nicholson = OVERRATED JOKER.
Danny De Vito = BEST Batman Villain EVER
Callum Dent I'm right with you. Batman Returns in probably my favorite superhero movie.
I used to love Returns as a kid. But as an adult, I see a lot of problems w/ it. If it was released as a new movie in this decade, people would immediately point out how much Batman sucks as a hero in it. He just watches a woman fall to her death even though he has a glider, gets his Batmobile easily hacked by remote control, and accidentally reveals his secret identity to a villain in a party. The title also might as well be "Penguin & Catwoman" instead.
I liked it a lot, but people I've noticed things about it that now irritate me.
A) The mousy secretary suddenly gets supervillain ninja skills from nowhere after falling from a building.
B) This movie started the dumb "two or more villains" trend that DC can never get away from. Usually neither villain gets the development they deserve.
C) The Penguin deviated from the source material too much; basically giving him Killer Croc's backstory. Max Shreck wasn't needed and The Penguin should have filled that role as the shifty aristocrat.
Doug can't run for president because he is a Walker
(ba dum tiss)
It's not an insult btw
The Humans HA!!!!!
The Humans I dont get it
Wolfan Terror he's a walker, not a runner.
The Humans not true. Scott Walker ran for president
Nathaniel Foga Thank you, thank you.
Top 5
5: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
4: Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter
3: Toy Story 2
2: Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors
1: The Dark Knight
You put 3 2 times
Thanks
Uhhhh... the final friday the thirteenth?
19:54
literally describes the force awakens
@Ryan Fanstone
I think the opposite.
Ryan Fanstone Ummm...it’s practically a remake of Episode 4....if you take out the fanservice (some of which is GREAT BTW) then it is a FAR inferior film. The characters are lesser and have practically no personality, there are MULTIPLE memorable scenes from Ep 4 (Star destroyer reveal, Vader’s entrance, Kenobi & Luke at the cantina, Han Solo/Greedo, Vader/Kenobi, Trench run and more) but I have a hard time thinking of any great/good scene in Ep 7 that is not a callback/fan service, the SUPPORTING characters are pure “nothings” : Red Leader had more impact than “Maz Kanada” and she’s in 3 films!!! (sparingly). Ep 4 also had the daunting task of doing things that had never even been attempted at all and pulled the majority of them off - it’s kind of like a great student film - and as such I think it’s unfair to compare it to Ep 7 and vice versa.
Comparing Ep 7 and Ep 1 IS a fair one though.
I would say that while Ep 7 is overall a more enjoyable film imo, it fails in 2 aspects :
- Ep 1 has 3 characters that we remember: QGJinn, Darth Maul, &, the most hated SW character of all time, JJB. Even that has to count for something. Ep 7 has 1 : Kyle Renn (I’m NOT counting returning characters).
- Ep 1 has minimal fan service , and is trying to be its own thing. It fails, but at least it fails doing that. If you take the fan service out of Ep 7, how good is it really? Rogue One had fan service but (A) did it better, (B) had better characters - not greatly better, but better - who had better scenes, K-2SO has more memorable scenes than Rey, and (C) imo, is a more enjoyable film....I would watch it again and have.
I really enjoy this "old style" of nostalgia critic videos far more than the "new big budget ones".
If you are looking for good sequels to do this month, try How to Train Your Dragon
While he did a dreamworksuary on the first film he never did a NC on it and thus its disqualified
LiveErrors I meant 2
He only does bad movies
What i mean is he is doing sequels on movies he has done a NC review of
*cough(thebookwasbetter)
cough*
He should do another Top 11 BEST Movie Sequel list.
I'll make one so he'll use this the next time he does another Sequel month:
11. Toy Story 3
10. Ghostbusters 2
9. Back to the Future Part 2 and 3
8. Evil Dead 2
7. Ice Age 2: The Meltdown
6. Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
5. Lion King 2: Simba's Pride
4. Rugrats in Paris
3. Spider-man 2
2. The Godfather Part 2
1. Superman 2
i just watched bride of frankenstein last night. BEAUTIFUL movie. not only better than the first frankenstein, but continued the story and made it even better