Kickassia part 4 review

So we finally get some plot from this episode, mainly revolving around how everyone but Film Brain is sick of how NC is treating everybody, well actually it's the fact he has dynamite ready to blow at a moments notice if he's threatened, which is announced in a brilliant scene mainly due to Cinema Snob's reactions to The Critic. Also we find out there is another sane member of the army, namely Cinema Snob, he joins Linakara and Phelous as the only sane members, though Nostalgia Chick is also very intelligent.

Speaking of the chick her Sarah Palin impression is brilliant, and her trying to kill the critic despite everything is hilarious. But enough about her let's talk about the main character of this part, Cinema Snob, now I haven't seen any of this guy's videos but I'm beginning to think I need to, this guy is one of the few people not being completely over the top in his acting, the other two being LordKat who hasn't done anything and Paw who seems to take everything in stride. But Cinema Snob is different he actually seem to be completely serious throughout it all, which turns his banishment from a potential tear jerker to crowning moment of funny.

Then there's Linkara who gets about five lines and yet manages to be hilarious, his reason for believing he can lead a charge against The Critic "I've seen Patton over a hundred times" remember, he's one of the sane ones. Oh once again I must mention Jew Wario, two lines in the whole thing and both were hilarious.

I shouldn't finish the review without talking about the ending, where Spoony is finally forced to change into Dr. Insano, thanks to Angry Joe being insane, or high, and thinking it's the only way to stop the critic, though as there's two parts left I'm sure it won't work. Well Spoony was obviously being over the top but it was awesome, and even slightly scary in how it was done, you actually got the feeling that it's a bad thing for this to be happening.

I alos should say that Film Brain's talk with the Nostalgia Critic was great, "I got a little carried with the second half but the first half is all true."