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The whole CA rebranding into just Nostalgia Critic seems pretty accurate, because the YouTube channel just uploaded a Sibling Rivalry episode on Infinity War. Considering those videos are super quick to make, if that doesn't prove that Doug and Rob are sticking with Michaud, I don't know what does.

To make things even worse, apparently JewWario used to be a groomer over young girls. Mike, Doug, and Rob were aware about what he was up to, and did nothing about it. They made a tribute video to a bloody sex offender, and didn't seem to care even a smidge As if I wasn't already sick to my stomach.

http://channelawesome.com/our-response/ Wanna read a stupid response article that doesn't even bother to say "We're Sorry," and instead try to make some "No, you" statements? Well, enjoy this. And while you're at it, Doug just recently made a Nostalgia Critic episode on...Jack and Jill...a...

The fact that their YouTube channel's so popular's probably the worst part of it all. The Channel Awesome site itself has arguably been a walking corpse for years, especially after Blip shut down and YouTube became the only dominant content-creator video site on the Internet, and to a lesser...

Thundermans 1.152M NRD&D: 1.078M Dude Perfect: 825K School of Rock: 601K

I thought it was pretty enjoyable, but I don't know if I'd say it was amazing. A lot of elements felt somewhat rushed, and I felt the ending was sweet, but it could have been done a little bit more smoothly, especially when it came to Arnold and Helga's relationship. I also felt the villain was...

Animated-wise, Trolls, Emoji, and Wreck-It Ralph. I guess it isn't a lot, but I just find him to be obnoxious and unfunny, which makes him feel more omnipresent to me than he actually is.

Nothing laugh out loud funny, but I enjoy the art style, and I can see it be an enjoyable feature. Although having James Corden appear in yet another animated film is making me roll my eyes. How he's managed to become so popular still baffles me, and seeing him squirm his way into every single...

I’m just fed up and angry at this point. Seeing a man I had respect and appreciation for be revealed as a disgusting creep, and the fact many others within Pixar enabled him to continue with these abhorrent actions sickens me even more.

While I'm not a fan of the site, I do think CB is reliable in this case. They have insider information within the industry, and were the first to report the Skyler Page harassment a couple years ago, so I'd be inclined to believe them. And let me just say...yeesh, this was not something I'd...

Good. The fewer creeps there are like him working in entertainment, the better.

Obviously it wasn't as monumental as something like Rugrats, considering Rugrats came out at a time when Disney was the only animation studio making huge bucks, and Sponge Out of Water with multiple big hits from multiple studios, but considering the film made over $325 million on a $74 million...

The #1 would probably have to be Bob's Burgers. It's easily the funniest show of the bunch and it's the most interesting one in the sense that I have no idea what plot the creators will make up that warrants the film gaining a theatrical release, as well as it being one of the few animated...

With the success of Sponge Out of Water, we've been getting a lot of theatrical films based on currently-running cartoons, and now "Bob's Burgers" is one of them. Deadline just posted the news, with the film expected to release on July 17, 2020. I'm quite surprised this show was chosen over all...

http://deadline.com/2017/09/it-sequel-stephen-king-september-2019-release-andy-muschietti-1202176651/ While the article mostly talks about the upcoming It sequel, an interesting tidbit was found within the article at the end. "In addition, Warner Bros. announced today that the untitled...

A few months ago saw the second trailer release: And just today, the third and presumably final one has been made (featuring John Cena talking about the movie): I might have to retract what I said earlier. The teaser was nice and pleasant, but the following marketing makes it out to be...

After suddenly being cancelled, The Croods 2 is back in production, launching with a September 2020 release date. Never liked the first movie to begin with, but I'm happy the fans will get another adventure.

The film just got a September 2021 release date.

I only just now saw the art style, and at least by its looks from the three seconds of footage available, the show looks so generic and mediocre, at least from a design perspective. Let's hope the show doesn't follow suit.

Good: Jimmy Neutron: It took great advantage of the "Boy Genius" concept while still differed plenty from shows like Dexter's Lab. The Real Ghostbusters: From what little I've seen, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it, especially as someone who thinks the movies aren't the masterpieces the...

I love you guys. I really, really do.

So last night, my dream for whatever reason shifted to Rocket Power. For some reason, there were gigantic bookshelves on the beach and the kids were searching through all the books. I forgot the dialouge or what happened after, but I also remember there were people commentating and laughing at...

A reminder to everyone Charlottesville is having a Neo-Nazi rally today, while our chauvinist pig of a president will be completely silent about ethnic cleansers parading on the streets. Is there even a reason to continue living?

Its premise doesn't sound like the most original thing in the world, but the co-production with Blumhouse does admittedly intrigue me, if only on the idea that we could get a family animated horror movie, an idea I wholeheartedly support.

After a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter and a year and a half of production, two Ringling College alumni, Esteban Bravo and Elizabeth David, have finally released their LGBT-themed short film, "In a Heartbeat." Outside of the beautiful computer animation and wonderful music, the story is...

Count me in with all the others praising it. Again, from the basic premise, I just kinda expected wacky hi-jinx in a crazy apartment, but I was surprised by how mysterious and action-packed the series was. I didn't really appreciate how the episode itself didn't really feel like a pilot, though...

It's a shame the movie will likely never come out at this point. It looked infinitely more interesting than the Ratchet & Clank movie. But I guess the TV show will be fine as well.

I really do love how subtle yet nuanced this show gets in treating its characters. Hopefully, Luna's bisexuality isn't just shown in that one episode though. A one-off thing is nice, but I don't want it ignored for the rest of the show.

I like how the show has a bit of a mystery element with the kids discovering more about the weirdness of the apartment. This could have easily just been a wacky comedy and nothing more, and while I'm sure it'll have a lot of wackiness, I appreciate the creators adding a bit more depth to the...

Don't really like the art style in this one. Pongo (Or Dylan or whatever) has a really weird face that just kinda turns me off. I also don't even get why there are so many changes. I'm fine with the show being in modern-day London, but why get rid of all the old characters? It would make way...

Instead of just picking one, here are more of my personal thoughts on almost all of Nick's CGI 'toons. (I haven't seen Robot and Monster) Jimmy Neutron would probably have to be my personal favorite. A lot of the episode plotlines were creative, and several of the inventions in the show were...

The "talking to you guys" gag is just golden. As for the episode itself, it was pretty sweet and heartwarming, which is pretty much what I want in a Loud House episode.

Rugrats still has one of the most inspired ideas for a cartoon, and I still think it holds up pretty well. It really took advantage of the concept, and it had some really memorable stories and characters to back it up on. I personally don't think All Grown Up was as bad as many people make it...

So, ACA is off the table, with the ACHA now in place. Now people with pre-existing conditions, including rape and domestic violence will be forced to pay extra in order to live. I'd wish for a terminal illness to plague the representatives who voted, but they're exempt from the law, so I guess...

When I first heard about the project, I really didn't expect much to come of it, so I was genuinely surprised at how much I liked the trailer. The movie genuinely looks charming and sweet, and I liked how the trailer relied very little on slapstick comedy and one-liners, like most animated...

Currently, Paramount is presenting at Cinemacon, an exhibition show intended to promote new movies and shows in their lineup. What was just announced, according to Jeff Sneider, is The Loud House is getting a theatrical film currently slated for February 2020. I'm honestly pretty surprised by...

Man oh man, I loved those books as a kid. The movie looks like a true love letter to the original books, and I can't wait to see more.

Before I landed onto the forums today, I was pleasantly surprised that Spirit was getting its own series. I thought it was going to be like some cool Western series, so seeing something so...different has left a bad taste in my mouth and a huge feeling of disappointment. But I guess if this...

If anyone cares about this movie's Chinese bombing, it actually wasn't due to a lack of audience interest. For those who don't wish to click on the link, a Chinese theater and production company called Wanda directly sabotaged the release for Rock Dog to spite the production company for the...