Yep, the Wizard of Oz turned 80 around the time Doug made this review and was quite revolutionary for its use of Technicolor, the tech of capturing using colors in motion pictures. The process has been around since 1916, but Wizard of Oz is arguably the first film to really showcase how far the tech can go. And yes the owners of Hanna-Barbera produced a series of movies with their properties crossing over with the WWE even getting the real wrestlers of theirs to voice their cartoon counterparts. Although there are no NC reviews of them, I can say as someone who watched the first Scooby-Doo and Wrestlemania movie, those wrestlers... are not voice actors.
Yeah Doug did an entire interview where he talks about things like the channel awesome controversy and the enormous criticism of his The Wall review and it made me respect him more than ever. He may not be the sharpest knife in the crayon box. But he literally not only accepts criticism of his own work but loves and embraces it. Man literally said it'd be pretty hippocritical if he got really mad about someones opinion about him making an opinion and followed it up by crying his eyes out laughing at OneyNG doing a Nostalgia Critic impression and saying that sounds so much like how he does the bit it hurts to laugh. Its good the guy scaled down to go back to the normal reviews with smaller scale and clearly took fan criticism to heart for the better. Got a lot of respect for the man after seeing how humble he really is after everything that went down.
21:30 Yes, those are all real. Though out of the ones I've seen, I will say that the Scooby-Doo and Kiss crossover movie is actually amazing in an insane acid trip kind of way.
Ayyy, nice to hear that Nostalgia Critic knows bout you and likes your name my friend. Hope you continue to grow and maybe even get some collabs with him or other creators. I’m rootin for ya Quackington
ah the swamp of sadness from the neverending story... ya know some people might say being a little kid watching a horse get so depressed it willingly lets itself drown in quicksand might mess you up.....and they're goddamn right!!!
I’m pretty sure Rob was talking about the reviews for “The Wizard” (a movie purely made to promote Nintendo products) & “The Tom & Jerry Movie” (the 1992 one, to be specific), but hey, not like it matters much at the end of the day. BTW; the reviews for those movies are OLD, I’m talking pre-2010 old.
That’s definitely what rob meant, but this one’s funny too. That being said I do wish we’d get more early early NC reactions since that’s the stuff I watched as a too young kid and had a blast watching haha.
16:03 I don't know why people get so confused on how in The Movie the Hour Glass running out will cause Dorothy's death! When the sand runs out that is when the airtight room runs out of air and she will suffocate. When The Tin Man chops open the door she gets plenty of air!
18:55 - Peter Lorre is an actor from the _very_ early days of Hollywood, who became famous in the 1930's and 40's (ever heard of Casablanca?), and passed away in the 60's. He had a distinctly weird face, voice, and mannerisms, so he got parodied a lot in cartoons... and oddly, he still is! Just refer to 'Ren' (of Ren & Stimpy) or 'Slappy Laszlo' (reoccurring character in newer Spongebob seasons).
The “Horse” line is a callback from his Twister review. That’s another old school nostalgia critic review you should check out. That or Thomas the tank engine’s magical journey review.
8:22 Nope. That realistic shot of the horse wasn’t in the original. It was a callback to a joke he made in his review of Twister (a 1996 disaster movie starring the late Bill Paxton)
You should consider reacting to Doug's First Viewings videos. They are basically reaction videos to the movies he reviews. He usually watches them with Rob and they just make jokes. I suggest only watching the ones you've already seen the NC review of, the one for this movie is a good place to start if you're interested. You would also be the first TH-camr that I know of who did reactions of the First Viewing series. Thanks a lot!
Hanna Barbera was the animation studio that created Tom and Jerry, as well as Scooby Doo, the Flintstones, and the Jetsons, and many others. The pictures at the end were the covers to a number of Scooby Doo movies crossing that cartoon with a ton of random celebrities and the like, including WWE wrestlers. It's a cheap effort to piggyback on others' popularity, but Scooby Doo has always done that, so it's not really as surprising as Doug plays it.
The Sacrecrow has a gun cuz there is a deleted scene "The Jitterbug" from the Wizard of Oz movie where the witch casts a spell on them that sends pink and blue bugs (jitterbugs) to bite them and make them perpetually dance and so They all get Weapons and Bug Spray and a net!
Chip and Dale is a group of guys. They're also two chipmunks created by disney. Sidenote I'd watch that Jurassic Park crossover he mentioned. Because I am a nerd
Yooo, a youtube legend said your name? That's pretty dope. I remember the good old days when he had a comic relief fight with the Angry Video Game Nerd
I don’t remember the Scarecrow having a gun in the movies. I know he definitely didn’t have one in the books, because he has to kill things with his bare hands.
BTW I like to think Family Guy "got inspired by" your handle, when Brian buys a lot of stuff for his new pal Rush Limbaugh [far right wing talking head], but b/c it's all US-made every item fails spectacularly right when Brian says what it is. "I also got you a cat." The cat goes, "MOOOOOOO".
Hey Duck, it’s been a while since I last commented on your videos, things have been really busy for me, though not important. Real talk… Doug Walker, the Nostalgia Critic himself, has actually heard of you, he likes your channel name (nice), and Rob Walker, his brother, actually suggested (indirectly from the sound of it) this review for you to react to. That is absolutely awesome. I heard that Doug’s seen people reacting to his work in the past (and he likes seeing these reactions and what goes on in them) but to hear him and Rob suggest a video to someone, dang that’s really cool. You got recognized by the Critic himself, Duck, and his bro suggested a video for you; that’s beyond awesome dude, that’s great. Can wait to see what you watch next man, see you then.
We have the same vison XD Now don't lose you contact/glasses when the zombies come. Like I say, "if i lose my glasses just leave me." I mean I not see it till the teeth started a bitting
I recommend these Nostalgia Critic reviews Superman Returns Fox Kids Disney Afternoon Toonami Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 Sorcerer's Apprentice Moulin Rouge Les Miserables
I'd really like you to react to Nostalgia Critics Top 11 Mindfucks I'll link it here th-cam.com/video/PUGMTj4uOfc/w-d-xo.html. It's a reupload, the original is 2009.
Try Superman IV. It features the comic reviewer Lewis Lovhaug, aka Linkara. On the note... I got a playlist for you to check out. th-cam.com/play/PLxCy3y2-ZD2EiY2ayTMg4vOwmcmbVVY1y.html This is a playlist of Linkara's videos that string along into a storyline. Linkara reviews comic books but would then add a piece to the overall story that he makes up as he goes along. You may have the option to divert to the reviews that aren't on the list as many of them are parts of the comic book story so then you'd get the full context each time. Ex. It has the Ultimates #5 but not #1-4. So, when you get the chance, check it out.
Chip and Dale is a high end furniture company from the18the century Chip 'N Dale the chipmunks of Disney fame debuted in 1943 Chippendales are the exotic dancers established in 1979
![The Wizard of Oz (1939) Classic Movie Reaction [First Time Watching]](/img/n.gif)
While the Movie is a Acid Trip,Doug and Rob Noticing this Channel is a High Honor.
It's always nice to see when someone talks about a react content creator with positivity!
I feel like most of the time it is positive which really says a lot of about the creator
@@theduckgoesmooso cool Doug & rob saw your channel!
Yep, the Wizard of Oz turned 80 around the time Doug made this review and was quite revolutionary for its use of Technicolor, the tech of capturing using colors in motion pictures. The process has been around since 1916, but Wizard of Oz is arguably the first film to really showcase how far the tech can go.
And yes the owners of Hanna-Barbera produced a series of movies with their properties crossing over with the WWE even getting the real wrestlers of theirs to voice their cartoon counterparts. Although there are no NC reviews of them, I can say as someone who watched the first Scooby-Doo and Wrestlemania movie, those wrestlers... are not voice actors.
Definitely Arguable, since it wasn't even close to the first, by a huge margin.
@@MrParkerman6 Gone With The Wind came out the exact same year. but the less said about that film, the better.
Yeah Doug did an entire interview where he talks about things like the channel awesome controversy and the enormous criticism of his The Wall review and it made me respect him more than ever. He may not be the sharpest knife in the crayon box. But he literally not only accepts criticism of his own work but loves and embraces it. Man literally said it'd be pretty hippocritical if he got really mad about someones opinion about him making an opinion and followed it up by crying his eyes out laughing at OneyNG doing a Nostalgia Critic impression and saying that sounds so much like how he does the bit it hurts to laugh.
Its good the guy scaled down to go back to the normal reviews with smaller scale and clearly took fan criticism to heart for the better. Got a lot of respect for the man after seeing how humble he really is after everything that went down.
Sometimes I wonder, though, if he only does that specifically to save his ass by not being a hypocrite.
Where can I found This interview?
Did you spell hippocritical wrong on purpose or not. Either way, it gave me a fun laugh.
@jasondamrau9943 I might have done it accidentally typing this out drunk or autocorrect was really goddamn dumb.
@daysand123 lol it's all good. Pretty hilarious actually
21:30
Yes, those are all real. Though out of the ones I've seen, I will say that the Scooby-Doo and Kiss crossover movie is actually amazing in an insane acid trip kind of way.
Ayyy, nice to hear that Nostalgia Critic knows bout you and likes your name my friend. Hope you continue to grow and maybe even get some collabs with him or other creators. I’m rootin for ya Quackington
Now that would be actually insane but I’m not expecting anything
ah the swamp of sadness from the neverending story...
ya know some people might say being a little kid watching a horse get so depressed it willingly lets itself drown in quicksand might mess you up.....and they're goddamn right!!!
I’m pretty sure Rob was talking about the reviews for “The Wizard” (a movie purely made to promote Nintendo products) & “The Tom & Jerry Movie” (the 1992 one, to be specific), but hey, not like it matters much at the end of the day. BTW; the reviews for those movies are OLD, I’m talking pre-2010 old.
Oh, I actually forgot about the Wizard, I heard the Wizard in conjunction with Tom & Jerry and assumed he was talking about this movie.
@@thehonestreviewer7754 just watched this and was thinking the same thing here is the wizard review
th-cam.com/video/KG6G4AwnxSk/w-d-xo.html
@@thehonestreviewer7754 it's a pretty easy mistake to make, I dont blame you. Besides, it just means we can get reactions to them soon too~
That’s definitely what rob meant, but this one’s funny too. That being said I do wish we’d get more early early NC reactions since that’s the stuff I watched as a too young kid and had a blast watching haha.
Oof that’s a funny coincidence
16:03
I don't know why people get so confused on how in The Movie the Hour Glass running out will cause Dorothy's death!
When the sand runs out that is when the airtight room runs out of air and she will suffocate. When The Tin Man chops open the door she gets plenty of air!
Sure, in the books.
In the movies, it’s never explained.
As a kid, I assumed the hourglass was what would kill Dorothy, and I was confused why they didn’t address it afterwards.
Yeah, I was a dumb kid.
I always thought she would age rapidly until she became a skeleton.
18:55 - Peter Lorre is an actor from the _very_ early days of Hollywood, who became famous in the 1930's and 40's (ever heard of Casablanca?), and passed away in the 60's.
He had a distinctly weird face, voice, and mannerisms, so he got parodied a lot in cartoons... and oddly, he still is! Just refer to 'Ren' (of Ren & Stimpy) or 'Slappy Laszlo' (reoccurring character in newer Spongebob seasons).
The “Horse” line is a callback from his Twister review. That’s another old school nostalgia critic review you should check out. That or Thomas the tank engine’s magical journey review.
Love your pfp. I know you know
Thomas the dank engine you say?
Congrats on the Shout out 😊
If you haven't yet, any of the Nostalgia Critics video about the old Batman Movies would be great to see 🙃
"I have never seen The Godfather"
You have done yourself an injustice good sir.
I’m like a quarter Italian is it okay?
Not everyone’s into those kind of movies.
8:22
Nope. That realistic shot of the horse wasn’t in the original. It was a callback to a joke he made in his review of Twister (a 1996 disaster movie starring the late Bill Paxton)
You should consider reacting to Doug's First Viewings videos. They are basically reaction videos to the movies he reviews. He usually watches them with Rob and they just make jokes. I suggest only watching the ones you've already seen the NC review of, the one for this movie is a good place to start if you're interested. You would also be the first TH-camr that I know of who did reactions of the First Viewing series. Thanks a lot!
Hanna Barbera was the animation studio that created Tom and Jerry, as well as Scooby Doo, the Flintstones, and the Jetsons, and many others. The pictures at the end were the covers to a number of Scooby Doo movies crossing that cartoon with a ton of random celebrities and the like, including WWE wrestlers. It's a cheap effort to piggyback on others' popularity, but Scooby Doo has always done that, so it's not really as surprising as Doug plays it.
The Sacrecrow has a gun cuz there is a deleted scene "The Jitterbug" from the Wizard of Oz movie where the witch casts a spell on them that sends pink and blue bugs (jitterbugs) to bite them and make them perpetually dance and so They all get Weapons and Bug Spray and a net!
Chip and Dale is a group of guys. They're also two chipmunks created by disney. Sidenote I'd watch that Jurassic Park crossover he mentioned. Because I am a nerd
That's awesome that they gave you a shout out!
Yooo, a youtube legend said your name? That's pretty dope. I remember the good old days when he had a comic relief fight with the Angry Video Game Nerd
Ayyy that’s an awesome feeling right?
@@theduckgoesmoo That's right!
I don’t remember the Scarecrow having a gun in the movies. I know he definitely didn’t have one in the books, because he has to kill things with his bare hands.
I really hope you do "The Wizard", that's a really funny one.
The actual Chippendale trailer for the squirrels actually mentions the Chippendale strippers. In fact I worked with the guy his son was a chippendale.
9:03 That mouse is called Tuffy in every Tom & Jerry thing he's in, That's just his name
I don't know if anyone else has said this, but what Doug meant was two cartoon chipmunks named Chip and Dale
Ford Pinto, the drivable land mine
You got a Shoutout from the Walker Brothers!
BTW I like to think Family Guy "got inspired by" your handle, when Brian buys a lot of stuff for his new pal Rush Limbaugh [far right wing talking head], but b/c it's all US-made every item fails spectacularly right when Brian says what it is. "I also got you a cat."
The cat goes, "MOOOOOOO".
8:10 - 8:25 That clip with the horse was actually from Twister.
That is so cool. Getting a shoutout like that.
3:39 I’d legit pay to see that.
Hey Duck, it’s been a while since I last commented on your videos, things have been really busy for me, though not important.
Real talk…
Doug Walker, the Nostalgia Critic himself, has actually heard of you, he likes your channel name (nice), and Rob Walker, his brother, actually suggested (indirectly from the sound of it) this review for you to react to. That is absolutely awesome. I heard that Doug’s seen people reacting to his work in the past (and he likes seeing these reactions and what goes on in them) but to hear him and Rob suggest a video to someone, dang that’s really cool. You got recognized by the Critic himself, Duck, and his bro suggested a video for you; that’s beyond awesome dude, that’s great.
Can wait to see what you watch next man, see you then.
8:03 No, it's not a dream. From the first movie prospective, it does look like it, but it's not.
We have the same vison XD Now don't lose you contact/glasses when the zombies come. Like I say, "if i lose my glasses just leave me." I mean I not see it till the teeth started a bitting
Oh I’d be screwed
Now to complete the trilogy you have to see his review of “Tom and Jerry The Movie” it’s a classic
There's also the Tom and Jerry movie (modern).
@@HB-fq9nn Oh yeah I forgot he reviewed that one
Oh dear god how many did they make?
2 theatrical, and *15* straight to DVD!
0:15 a freaking honour ❤
congrats duck, they mention your name
Well duck that's how I felt when you said my username xD shoutouts from people you enjoy is just the most awesome thing, especially if it's wholesome!
That feeling is the exact reason why I read and reply to so many comments
0:00 - Ok. NICE !
Senpai noticed him!
2:55 It can be two things
12:27 What do you want?
18:48
20:38 DUCKS!
I’d want love to be a currency and the whole world be wealthy
I remember we did wizard of oz in first grade and we were the flying monkeys
The sweet potato in "sweet potato" fries are yams, not actual sweet potato.
congratz on the shoutout :D
Dude! Senpai noticed you! I’m jealous!
Grand Theft Auto: Tom & Jerry
I WANT THIS TO BE REAL!
For the record, the Tom and Jerry meet Sherlock Holmes movie is actually decent. I certainly liked it.
12:18 that got me laughing 😂😂😂❤
it's realy hard to recommend an episode on NC, to many classics
That is way better than the last tom and Jerry movie
Please do the DC-NC-Episodes next
Why is it that I know what "government cheese" means and an American doesn't?
3:12 had the same reaction
yes those are real movies as insane as they are
21:20 yes those are real
Blue Apron is making ads on your stuff… god that’s rich.
Please please please please please review nostalgia critic master of disguise
12:54 I laughed at this part.
the wizard of oz movie came out in 1939
9:45 what kinda edibles you DO? did you have a brick of it in the bake? or was it laced with something?
Who said I took them? Hmmm
@@theduckgoesmoo I'm just sayin man, if you have a bad trip from pot snacks ... that's not JUST pot if any pot at all.
@@theduckgoesmoo As a person who partakes xD this is my experience so far in my years of indulging.
Is their a link to the live stream at all?
where can i find the video of him liking ur nameI MUST KNOW
I recommend these Nostalgia Critic reviews
Superman Returns
Fox Kids
Disney Afternoon
Toonami
Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
Sorcerer's Apprentice
Moulin Rouge
Les Miserables
Anyone know where I can watch the stream where Doug and Rob requested this? I'd absolutely love to see the full clip
At the End of the Video
@@hermannmakuta3311 oh cool, I'm still only halfway through lol. Guess I should've waited
He never said Doug requested it. He specifically said Rob.
Theduckgoesmoo
Yes it does
Who knew a film that came out in 1939 and a cartoon came out in the 1940’s would work so wonderfully?!
Your comment makes no sense.
@@MrParkerman6 exactly
I ❤ u Mr 🦆
The new Death Battle episode came out just now. I suggest you should react to Thor VS Vegeta if you free/after you make your videos^^
I'd really like you to react to Nostalgia Critics Top 11 Mindfucks I'll link it here th-cam.com/video/PUGMTj4uOfc/w-d-xo.html. It's a reupload, the original is 2009.
You look tired, Moo! Are Yu tired?
Exhausted
My aunt had to go through surgery for detached retinas...
Try Superman IV. It features the comic reviewer Lewis Lovhaug, aka Linkara.
On the note...
I got a playlist for you to check out.
th-cam.com/play/PLxCy3y2-ZD2EiY2ayTMg4vOwmcmbVVY1y.html
This is a playlist of Linkara's videos that string along into a storyline.
Linkara reviews comic books but would then add a piece to the overall story that he makes up as he goes along. You may have the option to divert to the reviews that aren't on the list as many of them are parts of the comic book story so then you'd get the full context each time. Ex. It has the Ultimates #5 but not #1-4. So, when you get the chance, check it out.
Chip and Dale is a high end furniture company from the18the century
Chip 'N Dale the chipmunks of Disney fame debuted in 1943
Chippendales are the exotic dancers established in 1979