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Having only seen the film once, Doug and Rob revisit the 2006 reboot that never rebooted anything. Let's see if they like Superman Returns any better after all these years.

How can the most famous superhero of all time be turned into such a super bore? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at why the man of steel failed to take flight over a decade ago. Let's take a look at Superman Returns.

Mice do some crazy things. Doug looks over the Looney Tunes classic 'Scaredy Cat' in a new episode of Dark Toons.

In the sequel to the family smash, Stuart gets friendly with a bird, but what will the children look like? Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on the early 2000s followup. Let's take a look at Stuart Little 2.

It's said to be one of the best cartoons ever made, so of course it's dark as Hell. Doug looks over the animated classic Betty Boop in Snow White. Let's take a look at this classic cartoon in a new Dark Toons.

Lola Bunny was new to the Looney Tunes' cast in 1996's Space Jam. For years after, she wasn't used much until being revived in 2011 as a whole different character. With Lola's characterization being somewhat limited in Space Jam, what would have been if the later, more comedy focused Lola debuted in the Michael Jordan/Looney Tunes crossover? Doug Walker asks, what if Lola was funny in Space Jam?

It was the biggest film of all time for years, so why does nobody care about it? Nostalgia Critic looks back at how James Cameron's sci-fi adventure holds up over ten years later. Let's take a look at Avatar.

It's the scariest Courage the Cowardly Dog cartoon, even though almost nothing happens. How is that possible? Doug takes a look on a new Dark Toons.

It's been requested for years, so Nostalgia Critic finally looks over the animated kids film from ten years ago. It's...interesting to say the least. Let's see what all the fuss is about with Alpha and Omega.

Doug has reviewed a lot of Scooby Doo movies and shows over the years, so what's his take on the latest animated feature? Let's take a look at Scoob!