Many call it the best X-Men movie, but Nostalgia Critic has some problems with it that a lot of people choose to ignore. Let's take a look at X2: X-Men United.

The captain soars into theaters, but can it soar into Rob and Doug's hearts? Let's see what they think of the latest MCU flick Captain Marvel.

It's been a long time since Doug and Rob saw the original X-Men movie. Will it win them over or leave them less than X-cited?

Everyone loved it when it came out, it launched a billion dollar movie franchise, but did this series have as promising a start as you remember? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at, X-Men.

Everyone needs to eat, and you can help in the mission of making sure no one goes hungry. Doug visits a great organization that has lots of ways to volunteer and lots of wonderful people to work with!

One of the greatest action cartoons ever is looked over by the Nostalgia Critic and the developers of the show (Eric Lewald and Julia Lewald). What strange stories do they have about making this amazing animated series? Let's take a look at X-Men: The Animated Series.

Audiences and critics seem to be mixed, but Doug and Rob have some big opinions about this big movie, Alita: Battle Angel.

The final part of the DreamWorks trilogy is here! Doug and Rob see if How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World goes out on a high note.

This art-house darling has a lot of people wondering, is this a deep classic or pretentious slosh? Can it be both? Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on Donnie Darko.

Is it possible? Did Doug actually like one of Disney's most famously bad films? See both Doug and Rob's first reaction to this grizzly chaos, The Country Bears.