DisneyVillain
Since: Nov, 2014
12/29/2014 00:00:00
I agree full heartedly, I love AVGN and even did my best to avoid hearing any spoilers. All I ever heard was it was bad but when I saw it, it didn't feel bad. It felt like a great movie.
TheAwesomeUser
Since: Dec, 2014
01/23/2015 00:00:00
Meh.
Forceofnatureandcorn
Since: May, 2017
12/10/2017 00:00:00
Honestly, with something as ridiculous sounding as the AVGN Movie, it met all my expectations and more. James outdone himself, honestly
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It's hokey, low-budget, and juvenile...vintage AVGN!
There was much anticipation of a movie adaptation of Angry Video Game Nerd, and I'm pleased to say that it pays off, big time!
The movie opens as the titular Nerd gets bombarded from all sides to do a review of the infamous Eee Tee, from his friends to his store patrons, all the way to another nerd hoping to do a documentary of the infamous New Mexico burial ground of the wretched games (who is actually a corporate executive hoping to get the Nerd's endorsement for its sequel). The Nerd doesn't want any part of it, since he and Eee Tee have a sordid history, but finally relents in the interest of saving his fans from getting caught up in what he believes is a hoax about the dumping site. Little does he know, there is more to Eee Tee than anyone can imagine, as the sinister General Dark Onward is determined to stop the Nerd and his friends from finding out the truth...
What follows is an adventure rife with humor that is equal parts witty and juvenile (Toilet Humor abounds), special effects that are impressive for an indie movie while at the same time cheesy and low-budget, and at the end of it all, the much-anticipated review of the infamous Eee Tee, which may well surprise everyone.
The wait his been more than worth it. If you love AVGN, or video games in general, this movie may well be the best indie movie in recent history, and I recommend you watch it right away!