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@@Sapienite1 And she produced Jurassic Park, E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, The Color Purple, The Adventures of Tintin, Lincoln, and Hook. Go figure that someone who's been the executive producer of 41 movies, associate producer of 6, and producer of 36 has had some bad movies in her career.
@@whichcache2517 It really proves that she has nothing to do with the movie, whether it is good or bad. She merely fronts the money and leaves the filmmaker alone, until recently it seems. Giving someone like her creative control of any kind is ridiculous. She produces as a job and not as a passion, which shows in any interview with her.
@@Sapienite1 You do know that producers are responsible for gathering the people in charge of making the movies, right? It's the executive producers who make financial contributions.
"didn't your mother warn you that you shouldn't go into Central Park at night?" "My mother was the reason you shouldn't go into central park at night" ok, I laughed at the line more than I should have.
I can't look at the Dad without seeing House. I saw Stuart Little years ago and never knew Hugh Laurie was in it. That woulda been a hell of a shift in tone.
I've seen Stuart Little as a kid and didn't remember that Laurie played dad either, although since I haven't seen Doctor House, I instead constantly expect the mom to utter "Precisely, mmm'sir" with a slight brow raise.
This movie just had such a magical vibe to it. It's in it's own little world where talking mice who wear clothes and drive RC cars are just a normal thing in that universe, I love it. Plus Stuart himself is genuinely adorable and hasn't aged that badly considering how early the CGI was. It was one of those movies young me had on loop and would drive my parents nuts, lol.
It's one of those films that work if you're able to make suspension of disbelief. The premise is of course nonsense, but if you accept that, it's a quite charming, decent film with some funny and some touching scenes. And the CGI effects really look quite impressive and have aged well for 1999 standard. Except for the mouths of the talking cats maybe, they look a bit awkward now and remind one of The Annoying Orange. 🤣🤣
Come to think of it, Wes Anderson would be an excellent director for a Stuart Little adaptation closest to the book. He already has experience with Fantastic Mr. Fox and Isle of Dogs, so this would be a piece of cake and would translate well into stop-motion.
The 'Little house' line, Full House comparisons, and Doug can't even realize all of this movie is likely a prequel to House MD. Would explain the need for pain pills XD
Channel Awesome tends to go a step further with what you would normally expect from sponsored messages. Step beyond further enough that I am actually a bit worried over Doug's (remaining) sanity at this point.
I know that your comment was meant as a joke - but this actually happened to me. After that incident, I stayed at the orphanage until I reached legal age, never getting adopted. I f**king hate rodents.
@@@darkwoods1954 Actually, the 1986 Transformers movie (which was FAR superior to any of the abominable Michael Bay versions) beat the original TMNT to it, by 4 years. Remember the scene in which Ultra Magnus (trying to get the Matrix of Leadership to open) says "Open, damn it, open" ?
I knew someone named Stuart around the time this movie came out. He was a teenager, about 13 or 14, and he was a late bloomer, which means he was tragically short for his age. He hit his growth spurt eventually and as of last time I saw him, he had reached a perfectly average height for a guy, but I sometimes wonder if he reacts to this movie the way the NC reacts to the show Doug.
To be fair, Stuart Little is one of the weirdest hidden gem of a movie to watch. I'll admit as i grew older it got to the point where it was cliched and cheesy but i would watch it occasionally for when i'm bored.
As many flaws as this movie objectively has, I'll always remember this film, and it's sequel, as fun parts of my childhood. And the special-effects have aged surprisingly well, even after 20 years.
The CGI effects for the most part really look quite impressive and have aged well for 1999 standard. The only thing that really looks a bit awkward nowadays are the mouths of the talking cats, oddly reminiscent of The Annoying Orange. 🤣🤣
I wasn't going to watch the video because the movie doesn't interest me but then I was like " but the sponsor videos are good " So here i am watching a review about a mouse and his human family
He was too busy trying to find a place for the "that line wasn't in the script. That actor was just talking" line that HAS to be in every review lately apparently
I'm surprised Snowbell never told Stuart his parents are dead because of how harsh he was to him. And as a veteran, thank you, Doug, for sharing your touching view on Mission 22.
@@gamerk1058 It comes on at midnight now but it used to air during weekdays (and midnight too but they aired uncut anime) then Saturdays at 8. The current Toonami is a revival done by nostalgic fans who work at Adult Swim. It's not as good as classic Toonami.
@@zephozia727 I think he just wanted clarity on whether it going to be the original After school Toonami, Saturday Toonami, or the Midnight Run version of Toonami. It would be nice if it was covering all versions of Toonami including the anime shows that aired on Adult Swim.
Ah, yes. Stuart Little: The movie that taught me at a young age that some movies barely follow the books at all. I already knew they were never exactly the same, but Stuart Little showed me just how different they could be. I read a little bit of the book before seeing the movie and actually asked my mom if Stuart Little was really a mouse or just a person who looked like a mouse. She just stared at me like I was an idiot. I guess she never read the book. LOL. Anyways, 90’s movies have always been weird to me. I was born in 1999, so I don’t even remember the small amount of the decade that I was alive for. It’s surreal to me me when I see a time period that’s so much like modern times- yet something seems just a little bit different.
I remember one time when my brother and I were watching the sequel and he was surprised when I told him that the dad was House. between the hair, the glasses, and no beard he almost looks unrecognizable.
@@Ruukas9 Meanwhile Nathan Lane spent an entire other movie trying to kill a Mouse with combat skills that make Kevin McCallister from Home Alone look like an amatuer.
There was a time when he had not successfully transitioned from British series to full Hollywood, so he had a period where he roamed around kidde productions. Bear in mind, he has been fantastically dedicated to his father role in Stuart Little, appearing in EVERY SINGLE related property.
DO NOT BE DOING OF THE WORRYING MY FRIEND I WILL SEND 50 BILLION NUKES TO DESTROY THAT RAT OUT OF EXISTENCE, DON'T NO ONE ELSE WILL BE HARMED MY FRIEND. SENDING THE NUKES NOW!!!!!!!!!!
@@vincentbarriera4061 We git it in India, with weird Hindi dubbing - think English dubbing for anime but worse, which is odd considering it is a country with 600 million English speakers
The actor that played the bald detective was Det. Corsetti in HOMICIDE: Life In The Streets. He commits suicide in a very well acted gut wrenching episode. I was sorta expecting to see his bloated water logged corpse from the episode when the parents were looking at that book. Let alone a House joke.
I’m 11 and I saw it when i was little I am not joking I’m 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 % serious I am
@@mayaklast6334 1 month of meals for the average person far exceeds $80/month unless you're eating garbage food for every meal. You also need to include their profit margin of about 10-20% on each month. It's not exorbitant so long as you consider the cost/effort ratio.
So I skipped 10 seconds ahead of the ad (Since you can do that), instead of going This was brought to you by hello fresh, it went, This episode brought to you by *Explosion*
Stuart Little 1 and 2 will always be a guilty pleasure for me. I will always adore Micheal J. Fox’s voice. I just can’t hate these films, even with all their flaws.
Come on boys we have a Lego tea party at our toy yacht club. *intense snorting ensues* EDIT: How the hell does this comment have 100+ likes already?!?!
I liked the first two movies, but I remember the third one being boring to me. Might be wrong though, I've seen it like ten years ago or something. But then again, same with the other two...
To be honest, I think I'd have struggled really hard to take the movie seriously had it had the simple part of "Yeah, a human woman just pushed out a mouse" Like... This is some fetish fuel right there!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that, but I'm also bias to the movie. I haven't read the book, but "a human that looks like a mouse" sounds like I would have to flip over backwards just to suspend that much belief.
I'm gonna have to disagree hard. As a kid, the book sucked me into its nonsense and I found myself very strongly caring for the titular character and really enjoying the story as I read it. The ending had a profound effect on little me and largely contributed to my love for ambiguous/tragic endings. I was young when I read it, but old enough to appreciate the ending. It made me feel bad in a way I hadn't before - it was a sort of nostalgia for things lost it instilled in me. Before today I admittedly only remembered the ending. I even forgot what book this was until this review, where a had a slight Proust's madelein moment - I remembered the ending and specifically the feelings it instilled in me (and that it was about a mouse, I just forgot which mouse book). I remember more of it now after his recap. May I ask why you guys like the movie more (which I had seen but had no effect on me at all)? Do you like bland, annoyingly-whimsical, stupidly happy movies?
@@NJ-zf1fe I like stories that have an actual ending instead of the stupid bullshit of "did he die, did he find the love of his life? what happened you ask, we'll never tell because we suck at writing and couldn't come up with actual ending so just submitted what we had and it got approved." its the equivilant of EA or Ubisoft locking the ending of a game behind paid DLC that you have to buy on top of the already $60 game. ambigious ending fucking suck
The Red Sterling Mc'Bae my favorite commercial he made is the dollar shave club where he shaves a dollar slowly and creepily while unsettling music plays lol
1:08 I read the book and saw the book accurate musical (Yes, that exist...ed). I KNOW HOW MESSED UP IT WAS (at least for a children's book,compared to the film). IT'S ONE OF THOSE RARE CASES you are actually HAPPY they only brought ELEMENTS of the book on but told their own story!!! At least...I was!
I hope he reviews it! and low-key am expecting a joke or two about Hercules, James Woods (Hades) is the falcon in it. Don't know if there was ever a falcon in the book, but at least they got the bird friend right.
16:38-And what I find baffling is in during that banned Family Guy episode where Lois agrees to carry the baby of her college friend, the friend and her husband end up dying in a grocery store accident, and they were human sized not mouse sized.
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Please review Barnyard (2006).
You guys are actually doing this! Please mention a couple of the anime on Toonami.
Review Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.
Review an Ice Age sequel????
Especially Robotech!
EDIT and G-Force (the anime, not the gopher/guinea-pig movie) too (G-force is my child hood anime)
Discovering Shyamalan co-wrote Stuart Little is his greatest twist.
I already knew that a long time back..
Or that Kathleen Kennedy produced Shyamalan's horrific The Last Airbender. Of course she did...
@@Sapienite1 And she produced Jurassic Park, E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, The Color Purple, The Adventures of Tintin, Lincoln, and Hook.
Go figure that someone who's been the executive producer of 41 movies, associate producer of 6, and producer of 36 has had some bad movies in her career.
@@whichcache2517 It really proves that she has nothing to do with the movie, whether it is good or bad. She merely fronts the money and leaves the filmmaker alone, until recently it seems. Giving someone like her creative control of any kind is ridiculous. She produces as a job and not as a passion, which shows in any interview with her.
@@Sapienite1 You do know that producers are responsible for gathering the people in charge of making the movies, right? It's the executive producers who make financial contributions.
Imagine being one of the kids at the same orphanage that Stuart Little was at and see a family picks up a frickin rat instead of you
sultangali2 lol
Lol
Kids at the orphanage: Am I a joke to you?
lol
Not a rat, but a mouse.. Still it would be super messed up.
"didn't your mother warn you that you shouldn't go into Central Park at night?" "My mother was the reason you shouldn't go into central park at night" ok, I laughed at the line more than I should have.
That was my favorite line in this movie. That lead mafia cat was great.
I could totally see Wes Anderson doing a pretty good version of the book’s story, a la Fantastic Mr Fox.
QuestSeans Fantastic mr Fox was so good
Only if he adds a new ending.
@@Alejandroigarabide Just use the same ending as Fantastic Mr Fox.
"I'm pregnant again"
FUND THIS
I can see that happend
2:50 “With a script by M. Night Shyamalan?”
What a twist!
The real twist was he doesn't suck all the time.
Not having a twist is a twist within itself.
I hear that play in my head everytime
All that played in my head was this
*mouse baby pops out
Sharen did you cheat on me
The twist is Stuart Little was a Danger Mouse the whole time!
Ya know... Stuart's mom in the book must have had the easiest labor ever.
He just falls out and she's like, "Uhm… so, that was a thing."
Book Stuart must’ve been an embryo then.
Whoops. Thought a tampon fell out.
And Mrs. Fletcher from Phineas and Ferb the worst
Also the fact that she would barely gain weight at all.
XD
Husband and Wife adopt a rat
Kids in the orphanage: Am I a joke to you?
Lol
This shows that they would rather adopt a dirty rat as a son than a orphaned child
@@ruzantsu4147 tbh the rat can talk and not shit everywhere now that's the ideal pet. Pmalo
No but my life is in so many ways! :D
@@logie3020 Tru dat
I mean.... Do you wanna save up for two college intuitions or just one and love your mouse son for what maybe another few years?
At least Stuart Little told the adoptive sibling story better than Boss Baby.
Granted, that's not a very high bar to clear
But his mom is clearly pregnant.
How dare you insult Boss Baby. Next thing you'll say is The Emoji Movie is less than adequate
Anything. Lucy guys. We all know the room is the peak of movies making talent. And we shall never see a film like it.
By a longshot.
Mice have a 5 year life expectancy. So George is going to go through the trauma of losing his brother while he's still a kid.
Does that includes intelligent talking mice?
Rats have a 3-4 year limit, but mice have Maybe 2-3 year limit.
@@MacabreMole Mickey Mouse is in his 80s
@jbiehlable Well, I figure every couple years they'd replace the deceased Mickey with another...By my math, we're on at least Mickey #30.
He's not actually a mouse, though.
I can't look at the Dad without seeing House. I saw Stuart Little years ago and never knew Hugh Laurie was in it. That woulda been a hell of a shift in tone.
But dad I thought we were adopting... y'know a human?
Dad: Everybody lies.
Now we know the reason for the vicodin.
I've seen Stuart Little as a kid and didn't remember that Laurie played dad either, although since I haven't seen Doctor House, I instead constantly expect the mom to utter "Precisely, mmm'sir" with a slight brow raise.
Chemical Infantry I KNEW I RECOGNISED HIM!!!!
@@Surfermario I'm picturing this as one of House's hallucinations as a result of the vicodin.
"He befriends a bird who runs away" huh. o.o That explains the second movie's plot.
Which I’m glad the second movie introduced that missing character.
It does! This video blew my mind!
I FORGOT THE SECOND MOVIE EVEN EXISTED
@@Sonichero151 PLOT TWIST! *there's a third*
@@livk06 *N A N I*
That “worst thing to happen to Cats” joke is even more funny now with the new Cats trailer. 10:20
I know right.
If only we knew ..... *The nightmare became reality*
Yeah the movie sucks so bad.
If you seen the musical
I liked the part where they lose Steven
Cat: What the hell is going on here?
Family: Why did the cat say a swear word?
Producer: Well we gotta get that PG rating some how.
Hell isn't even a bad word Smh people just don't want you to say it.
@@briarrosegael2015 Just like when Mordecai said "you pissed me off" to Rigby
Une Vie Incertaine Et Un Avenir Plein d'Insanité -
It depends on the context.
Seriously, “hell” is a swear word to you people?
Hell is not really a swear word, but “damn” is.
You know the drill, Doug. You’ll have to review the sequels at some point! You cannot hide!
I wouldn't be surprised if he does one of them in the inevitable Sequel Month: The Three-quel
and the animated Cartoon that had David Kaufman (who voiced Marty in BTTF cartoon) as stuart Little
Sequel month, the squeequeling.
There’s sequels?
@@thebettercreepersbeware6766 It was bad...
Okay, that “my mother was the reason you didn’t go into Central Park at night” line legitimately made me laugh out loud.
The lines that work are genuinely really funny
@@alexhollon7526cringe.
Corny.
I wish there was a version where Hugh Laurie played his House MD character all through the movie and just made fun of the absurdity of everything .
Stuart Little 🐁 🐭 20th Anniversary 20 Years Later 1999 - 2019
Christ I'm old
BMcCosmic Christ I’m young ... I was born December 7th 1998 XD tho I’ll admit to feeling old aswell
I watched this movie a lot.
In December...
I do give credit to Michael J Fox who does seem to put a sincere effort into his portrayal of Stuart. He does a good job in this
You have a young boy named Georgie... A toy boat he wants to sail... AND NO REFERENCE TO IT ?????
Reference to what?
Lol yep that joke will come back when the 2nd movie comes out.
😑yep
Just telling my girlfriend the same damn thing! lol
@ElephantsLover IT
I know right I was actually expecting it!
This movie would be at least 45% better if Stuart was actually pennywise trying to eat George and only the cat knew.
"Stripe fetish" I heard one of the Littles went to prison. No soap has touched the ground since he arrived.
This movie just had such a magical vibe to it. It's in it's own little world where talking mice who wear clothes and drive RC cars are just a normal thing in that universe, I love it. Plus Stuart himself is genuinely adorable and hasn't aged that badly considering how early the CGI was. It was one of those movies young me had on loop and would drive my parents nuts, lol.
It's one of those films that work if you're able to make suspension of disbelief. The premise is of course nonsense, but if you accept that, it's a quite charming, decent film with some funny and some touching scenes. And the CGI effects really look quite impressive and have aged well for 1999 standard. Except for the mouths of the talking cats maybe, they look a bit awkward now and remind one of The Annoying Orange. 🤣🤣
The Stuart Little book sounds like a great Wes Anderson film!
My god your right
Come to think of it, Wes Anderson would be an excellent director for a Stuart Little adaptation closest to the book. He already has experience with Fantastic Mr. Fox and Isle of Dogs, so this would be a piece of cake and would translate well into stop-motion.
Oh yes, I agree
*After seeing Nostalgia Critic cover the book*
Wow. I never knew Nicolas Cage was a author and could time travel
lmao
I suddenly want to read that book
Your comment made me laugh way more than it should have. 😂
Him giving that description will bring back the nightmares.
21:20 “what the hell’s going on here?”
We had to get that damn PG rating somehow!
"The water's damn cold!"
where's that damn fourth chaos emerald
"A FAMILY Picture!"
That would be a bad influence to a child.
Parents nowadays would throw a tantrum about having one or two swear words in kids movies.
"It'll be the worse thing to happen to cats since.... Well Cats"
The line has a very different meaning but still terrible for cats
What?? Not a single Dr House joke????? Shame on you Critic Shame on you
The 'Little house' line, Full House comparisons, and Doug can't even realize all of this movie is likely a prequel to House MD. Would explain the need for pain pills XD
Everyone sucks!
It took me 8 minutes into the review to even realize what you've meant. Man, he looked different.
7:39 counts?
OmniTerror was waiting on one the whole vid
I laughed so many times throughout this review! My favourite part definitely has to be, "Where'd you find this orphanage?!"
Morgan the Magnificent its my favorite part too
Its a relief to see a CLASSIC NC review; just Doug and the movie. No stupid skits or his friends' bad acting.
@@nahor88 A... f*ckin'... greed
Yeah, that was great, although I expected him to say that the girl'd gone through chemo therapy rather than not having a head at all.
My favorite was when the boy said”It’s not fished” then Doug said”like the movie”.
Me: *sleeps peacefully*
My neighbors doing yard work at 2:30am:11:35
I actually cried at this xD
H1pster Gaming IM DEAD-
H1pster Gaming I question your friend choices
@@jerrysmith2925 can't choose your neighbors... Usually
Watching this a year later and freaking dying 😂😂😂
Channel Awesome tends to go a step further with what you would normally expect from sponsored messages. Step beyond further enough that I am actually a bit worried over Doug's (remaining) sanity at this point.
Scam School has some pretty good ones too.
@Samantha Donaldson you don't say.
@Samantha Donaldson real talk tho, I am slightly disheartened he didn't make a version of the stamps dot com ad in homage to the nostalgia ads.
Imagine if a family adopted a mouse over you?
Mermaid Boy I hate Stuart little
@@browniepaddy4034 OK that had absolutely no relevance to what they said but oh well
He was the kid the family didn’t adopt and chose Stuart Little instead
I know that your comment was meant as a joke - but this actually happened to me. After that incident, I stayed at the orphanage until I reached legal age, never getting adopted.
I f**king hate rodents.
@@baldr6894 and then for the sequel it's about that kid trying to assassinate Stuart
I'm surprised you made such a big deal about Smokey saying "hell" when a few minutes later he says "damn".
Critic was conditioned by the first Ninja Turtles movie to find the word damn far more acceptable.
@@@darkwoods1954
Actually, the 1986 Transformers movie (which was FAR superior to any of the abominable Michael Bay versions) beat the original TMNT to it, by 4 years.
Remember the scene in which Ultra Magnus (trying to get the Matrix of Leadership to open) says "Open, damn it, open" ?
@@cheshirekat3050 Transformers went one further with Spike's 'shit!'.
@@@darkwoods1954
Was that the part where their ship was being sucked into Unicron's maw?
@@cheshirekat3050 Yeah
That cat saying "Im Batman" was something I didn't know I needed. Thanks Critic
🦇 "Don't kill me, man!! Don't kill me! Don't kill me, man!" 🦇
"WHERE WERE THE OTHER DRUGS GOING!!!"
Well, if anything, he's Catman. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stuart: "Right... Snow?"
Snowbell: " *Already gone* F*** This S*** I'm out!"
Don’t mind me, I’m just going to grab my stuff and leave. Scuse me please.
"This is the most serious toy boat race ever."
Then you haven't heard of the toy boat race of 97... There was blood everywhere.
I'm just going to say this now before I watch this, but PLEASE do Stuart Little 2 sometime as well!
It is crazy...if I remember correctly
or 3 *psssst* it's fully animated
I completely agree
Oh, I'd give him da boid...
I’ve only ever seen the 2nd one.
I knew someone named Stuart around the time this movie came out. He was a teenager, about 13 or 14, and he was a late bloomer, which means he was tragically short for his age. He hit his growth spurt eventually and as of last time I saw him, he had reached a perfectly average height for a guy, but I sometimes wonder if he reacts to this movie the way the NC reacts to the show Doug.
Wait, The mom gave birth to a human that looks like a mouse.
Mama had a chicken
Mama had a cow
Dad was proud
He didn't care how
"Cow and chicken"
@@thehollowseance Yup
I hate how hard I laughed at that
I think mom was spending a lil to much time at the farm...
@@only1chicityarson Thanks for the nightmares dude
To be fair, Stuart Little is one of the weirdest hidden gem of a movie to watch. I'll admit as i grew older it got to the point where it was cliched and cheesy but i would watch it occasionally for when i'm bored.
Because of the nostalgia googles my friend. Nothing wrong about it, but that's what it is.
As many flaws as this movie objectively has, I'll always remember this film, and it's sequel, as fun parts of my childhood. And the special-effects have aged surprisingly well, even after 20 years.
The CGI effects for the most part really look quite impressive and have aged well for 1999 standard. The only thing that really looks a bit awkward nowadays are the mouths of the talking cats, oddly reminiscent of The Annoying Orange. 🤣🤣
" C'mon boys! We a lego tea party at our toy yacht club *deep snort inhale*" I can't stop re-watching this bit
You must be 10
This is the best Nostalgia Critic I've seen in years! No sketches, just great jokes whilst we walk through the movie.
But isn't he's comedy act a sketch?
Uhhhhh most of his reviews are like that. They only do sketches for big ones(which I personally love)
Yeah just like old times
This won't last
Marmite Badger .......I see you are a spoiled 12 year old as well.... I see you a lot round these parts
Stuart Little : from the people who brought you The Happening and The Lion King
What? Nooooo...
What a twist.
@@diegobareno5820 I twisted my ankle!! OW!
You evil genius! How dare you make commercials entertaining so that I actually want to watch them! Hurumph!
Watch the Super Bowl lately?
STAMPS!!!
I wasn't going to watch the video because the movie doesn't interest me but then I was like " but the sponsor videos are good "
So here i am watching a review about a mouse and his human family
You there. Do you like food?
Me: **learns shyamalan co-wrote this**
Me: **confused screaming**
Yo mama so fat she skinny
Does that explain the cat saying the "H" word out of nowhere ruining the movie's tone?
Nathan Lane is tying to get rid of a mouse. Didn't he already do this in 1997 (Mouse Hunt?)
@Chatnoir 77888 Stuart Little came out in 1999.
@Chatnoir 77888 It's okay - I even double checked Mouse Hunt's release date before I posted this lol
Right 😂
I hope Nostalgia Critic reviews Mouse Hunt at some point this year
@@jaycerrito3142 Yeah, that would be great!
16:00 He made a Flowers for Algernon reference- One of my favorite books of all time- I'm so happy :3
Oh the feels, that poor mouse
That’s a good book!
The swearing cat also say “damn” too, when he get out of the water. 🤣🤣
"Water's damn cold!"
I'm triggered.
Any time Stewart said "George" all I could think of was Marty McFly talking to his dad.
Hey, George! I mean, Dad! You with the 8-pack!
I swear someone needs to compile all of Doug's sponsorship segments because Doug really knows how to make them entertaining in such weird ways.
Devil Shave May STAMPS
@@KairuHakubi i don't care what the commercials he is doing are selling but his commercials are entertaining on its own
'Do you like food?'
'Of course I like food, I need it to live.'
He really does. I love them and don't get tired of seeing them.
I never watch them.
18:16 CATMAN! Come on, Critic! That joke was LITERALLY staring you in the face!
He was too busy trying to find a place for the "that line wasn't in the script. That actor was just talking" line that HAS to be in every review lately apparently
God rest TV's Adam West.
"WHERE?!"
I'm surprised Snowbell never told Stuart his parents are dead because of how harsh he was to him.
And as a veteran, thank you, Doug, for sharing your touching view on Mission 22.
while snowball was harsh i dont think he was the kind of dick that use that
I think Stuart's brother Algernon was eaten by a snake when he went to save a young boy in Australia.
17:17
The wasn't a M Knight Shamalan twist; that was a blatant rip-off from the 1982 Little Orphan Annie movie.
I can't believe that he missed that.
Cheshire Kat it’s a joke
"We're doing Toonami."
GOD BLESS YOU, CRITIC!!!
megamarsonic when he says they're doing Toonsmi, does he mean the midnight program with anime?
@@gamerk1058 It comes on at midnight now but it used to air during weekdays (and midnight too but they aired uncut anime) then Saturdays at 8. The current Toonami is a revival done by nostalgic fans who work at Adult Swim. It's not as good as classic Toonami.
@@darkbats20 toonami nowadays has a lot of very good anime. It might not have as many classics but the variety it has is great
@@gamerk1058 He means Toonami. Obviously. Is Toonami "the midnight program with anime"? Yes? Well, gee, WHAT COULD HE MEAN.
@@zephozia727 I think he just wanted clarity on whether it going to be the original After school Toonami, Saturday Toonami, or the Midnight Run version of Toonami. It would be nice if it was covering all versions of Toonami including the anime shows that aired on Adult Swim.
we all know the bird part was adapted in the sequel
Oh shit you’re right!
Ah, yes. Stuart Little: The movie that taught me at a young age that some movies barely follow the books at all. I already knew they were never exactly the same, but Stuart Little showed me just how different they could be.
I read a little bit of the book before seeing the movie and actually asked my mom if Stuart Little was really a mouse or just a person who looked like a mouse. She just stared at me like I was an idiot. I guess she never read the book. LOL.
Anyways, 90’s movies have always been weird to me. I was born in 1999, so I don’t even remember the small amount of the decade that I was alive for. It’s surreal to me me when I see a time period that’s so much like modern times- yet something seems just a little bit different.
I got it! Stuart means “mouse”!
No, Peter.
Little means “mouse”?
No, Peter.
I feel so old and in the way...
So THIS was when Hugh Laurie transitioned from George in Blackadder to Dr. House.
He also was thief in 101 delmantine.
I remember one time when my brother and I were watching the sequel and he was surprised when I told him that the dad was House. between the hair, the glasses, and no beard he almost looks unrecognizable.
@@Ruukas9 Meanwhile Nathan Lane spent an entire other movie trying to kill a Mouse with combat skills that make Kevin McCallister
from Home Alone look like an amatuer.
There was a time when he had not successfully transitioned from British series to full Hollywood, so he had a period where he roamed around kidde productions. Bear in mind, he has been fantastically dedicated to his father role in Stuart Little, appearing in EVERY SINGLE related property.
Please review Barnyard (2006).
That’s called boy tipping! Ha ha ha!
YOU GOTTA MOOOOO!
ghazt master that’s bombastic
Yes please. I'm currently about to destroy the entire fucking meme world with brand new Barnyard meme formats.
Deshawn Edwards yesss please I had that movie when I was 5
Considering Titanic didn't come out until 1997, I think there are a lot of 90's movies that didn't reference it.
Carl Rood no
This movie was from 1999
December 1997, so not much time until 2000. Even the Matrix jokes were more prominent in the early 2000s, since that film came out in 99.
Yeah, and The Matrix came out in 1999. Just because the movies came out in the '90s doesn't mean referencing them is a purely '90s thing.
What are you talking about? Hugh Laurie's American accent is known for being the best.
He also has an American accent in House M.D.
Andrew Toone duh
@@MovieLover1995 yo I watched all of house... I didnt even know he was doing an accent... ._.
I remember his accent in Stuart Little being a little lackluster; but his American accent in House was fantastic!
JamesBond2608 THANK YOU!!!!! Finally someone says it!
Stuart Little has my family locked up in his basement and is holding them hostage. Please send help!
I'm sending thoughts and prayers
I hate that fucking rat so much...
Im sending reinforcements and a few armed tanks.
.........How?
DO NOT BE DOING OF THE WORRYING MY FRIEND I WILL SEND 50 BILLION NUKES TO DESTROY THAT RAT OUT OF EXISTENCE, DON'T NO ONE ELSE WILL BE HARMED MY FRIEND. SENDING THE NUKES NOW!!!!!!!!!!
Does anyone else remember back in the early 2000s when YTV would air this movie like every weekend?
Yep. =__=
That's how my little brother got addicted to it
He used to watch the cartoon and everything
Don't worry. We got it in France to. Every weekend.
@@vincentbarriera4061 We git it in India, with weird Hindi dubbing - think English dubbing for anime but worse, which is odd considering it is a country with 600 million English speakers
“ I CANT FOOD!!!”
-Doug Walker, 2019
Today's commercial is somehow the best thing ever.
"I CAN'T FOOD!!!!"
v13kobold I read this right when he said this.
I used the music in the background for one of my animation projects 😂
His commercials are always the best thing ever they crack me up every week
Channel Awesome is the only channel I've seen that can make a sponsor funny and not annoying
The way they did the DMC5 sponsor was somewhat annoying
@@dappercrown46 you could easily skip it
@@dappercrown46 15:46 if you're that impatient
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Terrible Writing Advice has some good sponsorships, they even have their own story arc.
NOW THIS IS NOSTALGIC YOU'RE LIVING UP TO YOUR NAME.
Mostly I hate commercials
But Dougs commercials put a smile on my face
Huh, went through the entire review without cracking a single House MD joke.
didjargo I couldn’t. I watched this with my BF and made joke after joke
didjargo I was expecting the scene from a House episode where House yells at parents for lying about their sick son being adopted.
Or even a Blackadder joke for that matter
There are things people watch, and there are things people DON'T watch because of no free time.
The actor that played the bald detective was Det. Corsetti in HOMICIDE: Life In The Streets. He commits suicide in a very well acted gut wrenching episode. I was sorta expecting to see his bloated water logged corpse from the episode when the parents were looking at that book. Let alone a House joke.
Personally I always loved the sequel.
18:15 should’ve said catman instead.
I like Stuart Little. Can't believe it's 20 years old this year.
Now I feel old. I'm gonna be 20 this year
20 years old is crazy. Time flies!
Yeah, I had this movie on VHS tape when I was young and I watched it quite frequently.
Damn
I can't believe boy from this movie will be 30 soon. Wait, I am a year older... I am going to be 30!!!!!
I gotta say if Doug ever gives up reviewing he could get a job developing pitches for advertisers lol! His sponsored ads are hilarious!
I would actually enjoy getting TH-cam ads like that!
This is my new favorite ad. Lol. Second is the one from the Donnie Darko review.
"It's very hard to track mouse families. They're not very good with paperwork."
Cinema Sins: Thaaats mice-ist.
DING
now with dna tests, that's no problem
Man I haven’t seen this movie since I was “little”
Ha
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
That's was too easy to get a like -_-
I’m 11 and I saw it when i was little I am not joking I’m 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
% serious I am
Is your name by any chance,
STUART?!
These companies better be paying you very good for these commercials.
Mission 22 gets my support regardless.
They clearly have the money to do that. I mean... 80$ off of the first month!? How expensive is one month???
@@mayaklast6334 1 month of meals for the average person far exceeds $80/month unless you're eating garbage food for every meal. You also need to include their profit margin of about 10-20% on each month.
It's not exorbitant so long as you consider the cost/effort ratio.
So I skipped 10 seconds ahead of the ad (Since you can do that), instead of going This was brought to you by hello fresh, it went, This episode brought to you by *Explosion*
You said explosions and my first thought was Torgue from the Borderlands games.
@@zoethurston9506 the best 40 year old
Stuart Little 1 and 2 will always be a guilty pleasure for me. I will always adore Micheal J. Fox’s voice.
I just can’t hate these films, even with all their flaws.
Paige Arnold me too
Me too
Come on boys we have a Lego tea party at our toy yacht club.
*intense snorting ensues*
EDIT: How the hell does this comment have 100+ likes already?!?!
@@fabulousfierro4973 Indubitably *snooooort*
@@hillylabs *indubitably snorts
Cocain*
I take my Legos very seriously
There was a book?!
Shyamalan?!
wHat?! *mindblow*
Edit: this is the most likes Ive ever gotten! Thanks guys :3
this comment is my exact mental workup just reading the description.
This perfectly describes my reaction
What kind of sorcery is this?
I read the book as a kid. Not very memorable.
cute little boy grows up to be a swole guy? what's next?
2:52 I honestly feel like there's an intense irony in that my childhood movie is written by Shyamalan and I never noticed until now xD
Now i kinda wish you review The Little Vampire
I love that movie! Its my go to guilty pleasure movie.
I unironically watched that movie last week. Its so hokey so i want him to review it too!! Lol
Has he ever reviewed The Lost Boys?
Doug, these advert sketches are some of the best stuff you make.
I couldn't stop chuckling.
Growing up with this movie not knowing the book existed
I enjoyed Stewart little 1 & 2
2 being the one I mainly watched and knew
I preferred the second one because I loved Falcon. I was so sad when he died.
I prefer the second one to mainly because it was a better movie and it actually did what a sequel should do.
(continue the story of the original)
Dad, am I in trouble? No, son, you're in BIG trouble
They made a 3rd movie. I didn't watch it. It was animated, going by the trailer.
I liked the first two movies, but I remember the third one being boring to me. Might be wrong though, I've seen it like ten years ago or something. But then again, same with the other two...
"Hey movie, you all done being wasted potential?"
"No."
Waiiiiit, I'm eating Mushroom Cream Soup while watching this... am I the one who killed Stuart's parents?!
Yes you murder
Depends...
When did ypu buy it from the local shopping mart in New York?
Ew
No, you're eating them 🙂
To be honest, I think I'd have struggled really hard to take the movie seriously had it had the simple part of "Yeah, a human woman just pushed out a mouse"
Like... This is some fetish fuel right there!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that, but I'm also bias to the movie. I haven't read the book, but "a human that looks like a mouse" sounds like I would have to flip over backwards just to suspend that much belief.
@@strawberryherpes528 I think its the same with Hello Kitty. Shes not a cat apparently.
Reminds me of what my grandmother used to say- "Mary had a little lamb....and the doctor fainted."
"Mary had a little lamb, so her father shot the shepherd...."
@@AdachiChocolate why does she have a cat head
Can you do Mouse Hunt ? . . . Its one of my most favorite childhood movie and I want to hear would you think of it
Also staring Nathan Lane.
Omg I loveeeeeee Mouse Hunt. It is hilarious and heartwarming. 💟💟👍
OMG YES. Slapstick GOLD
Hell, yes. That’s one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. Nathan Lane actually makes a reference to The Lion King at one point in the movie.
Isn't the entire point of nostalgia critic to bash movies?
EB White... where do I know that name from... Charlotte’s web...?
What!?!?
Jalix Turner He also wrote Trumpet of the Swan.
Duh
He wrote both
You never played Tuber Simulator?
Stuart Little was Templeton's (Charlotte's Web rat) origin story
As a kid I always hated the Stuart Little book, and I still consider this the best example of the movie being better than the book.
Matthew Hecht Yup, like The Little Mermaid.
Matthew Hecht I agree! I don’t care what Doug Walker says about this movie. I thought it was a great family film.
I'm gonna have to disagree hard. As a kid, the book sucked me into its nonsense and I found myself very strongly caring for the titular character and really enjoying the story as I read it. The ending had a profound effect on little me and largely contributed to my love for ambiguous/tragic endings. I was young when I read it, but old enough to appreciate the ending. It made me feel bad in a way I hadn't before - it was a sort of nostalgia for things lost it instilled in me. Before today I admittedly only remembered the ending. I even forgot what book this was until this review, where a had a slight Proust's madelein moment - I remembered the ending and specifically the feelings it instilled in me (and that it was about a mouse, I just forgot which mouse book). I remember more of it now after his recap. May I ask why you guys like the movie more (which I had seen but had no effect on me at all)? Do you like bland, annoyingly-whimsical, stupidly happy movies?
Aidan Hever yeah the little mermaid book made me so depressed afterwards
@@NJ-zf1fe I like stories that have an actual ending instead of the stupid bullshit of "did he die, did he find the love of his life? what happened you ask, we'll never tell because we suck at writing and couldn't come up with actual ending so just submitted what we had and it got approved." its the equivilant of EA or Ubisoft locking the ending of a game behind paid DLC that you have to buy on top of the already $60 game. ambigious ending fucking suck
All of your modern advertisements and "brought to you by's" are comedy gold. XD
I seriously think you have a calling in commercials.
DOUGLAS!
Doug and his diminishing band of asshats will shill anything! They need the money after fucking over all of their other creators!
@@strebornayr These are not the people you should be directing your anger at
@@strebornayr LOL, u mad af.
The Red Sterling Mc'Bae my favorite commercial he made is the dollar shave club where he shaves a dollar slowly and creepily while unsettling music plays lol
1:08 I read the book and saw the book accurate musical (Yes, that exist...ed).
I KNOW HOW MESSED UP IT WAS (at least for a children's book,compared to the film). IT'S ONE OF THOSE RARE CASES you are actually HAPPY they only brought ELEMENTS of the book on but told their own story!!! At least...I was!
I never have the chance to read the book, but i really enjoy the first two movies.
The bird will appear in Stuart Little 2... along with the madness ...
Doesn't the canoe make an appearance in SL3?
I dont know. I'm afraid to watch it. xD
I hope he reviews it! and low-key am expecting a joke or two about Hercules, James Woods (Hades) is the falcon in it. Don't know if there was ever a falcon in the book, but at least they got the bird friend right.
I always liked the second one better cuz of Margalo
At least the bird is voiced by hades
This movie's screenplay was written by M. Night Shyamalan
has Hugh Laurie AND Stuart is voiced by Michael J Fox?
What is this amalgamation o___o
I was shocked by the presence of Hugh Laurie. He's already past Baldric at this point but not quite Dr House yet.
Are we just going to ignore that Gena Davis is the mom?
@@drakkenmensch Hugh Laurie didn't play Baldrick!!
9:31 -
*Critic:* Now that's just lazy. Am I right Chaplin?
*Chaplin:* I'm not even in the same location as you.
*Critic:* Right.
Lol Chaplin is so cute.
Anyone else lost their mind like they were high, seeing that evil boat float on screen?
I’m still dying.
16:38-And what I find baffling is in during that banned Family Guy episode where Lois agrees to carry the baby of her college friend, the friend and her husband end up dying in a grocery store accident, and they were human sized not mouse sized.
Hugh Laurie
Stuart Little’s Father
AKA Dr. Gregory House from
“House M.D”
And he did the sequels AND the animated TV shorts and TV show, showing a dedication only matched by James Woods and Hades.
I think you mean George from Blackadder
Mouse M.D.
@@annieboookhall It wasn't the first season, but season 5.
Finally , it's about doug got to this Nostalgic classic 😄👌
Yep
I’ve been waiting for him to do it for a long time
After all that waiting, no references to Mr. and Mrs. Little as Dr. Herman and Dr. House
Now this is nostalgia
AndreNitro X1000, did u not see my comment that the parents were Dr House and Dr Herman respectably
I hope this means that a review for Stuart Little 2 is coming!😊
And Stuart Little 3
@@DamnZtar Is that actually a thing? Why haven't I seen it? 😱
Perfectly Samantha Because it’s animated and bland even for kid me
Oh yah that was...a thing
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3:40
when did house shave, and why is he happy?