Labyrinth

Name: Labyrinth
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2016-02-02
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Doug Walker, Ryan McGee, Malcolm Ray

Episode aired Feb 2, 2016
TV-MA
23m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

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Tamara Chambers in Nostalgia Critic (2007)

Comedy

The 1986 film Labyrinth is an under-appreciated and little known movie that deserves more recognition. So, the Nostalgia Critic steps in to give us our dose of nightmare fuel for the week as... Read allThe 1986 film Labyrinth is an under-appreciated and little known movie that deserves more recognition. So, the Nostalgia Critic steps in to give us our dose of nightmare fuel for the week as we look back on this insane, preposterous, but incredibly creative gem.The 1986 film Labyrinth is an under-appreciated and little known movie that deserves more recognition. So, the Nostalgia Critic steps in to give us our dose of nightmare fuel for the week as we look back on this insane, preposterous, but incredibly creative gem.

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

YOUR RATING

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Doug Walker

Nostalgia Critic…

Ryan McGee

Ryan

Malcolm Ray

80s Spokesman…

Tamara Chambers

Aunt Despair…

James Jarosz

Sarah's Father
(as Jim Jarosz)

Hayden Christensen

Anakin Skywalker
(archive footage)
(uncredited)

Tim Curry

Self
(archive footage)
(uncredited)

Robert Downey Jr.

Tony Stark
(archive footage)
(uncredited)

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Goofs
The list of "dark 1980s movies" includes Watership Down (1978) (1978).

Quotes
Nostalgia Critic: Hello, I'm the Nostalgia Critic, I remember it so you don't have to. We see a lot of stars in our lifetime, some old, some new. Some shine brighter than others. You know that, eventually, every star has to disappear.
[shows images of David Bowie]
Nostalgia Critic: But when one that shines more uniquely fades, the sky doesn't feel the same without it. Especially when it orbited a solar system of other uniquely shining stars that brought us a galaxy of wonder that we still look in awe at today. And just in time for its 30th anniversary, we're gonna look at that galaxy. This is "Labyrinth".