This movie is strictly for the AVGN fans. If you've never heard of him, stay away from it.

There are moments you will find this funny because it feels like you're watching James during the golden times when he used to review games.
The story line and everything... well, I guess they were drinking beer and smooking weed, jokingly writing everything on a piece of toilet paper with dump and decided to put everything together in action with 5% of the proper budget.
At moments, you notice that all the ideas were thrown at the same time in a way that it is imposible to understand what the ♥♥♥♥ is going on.
You may basically see a little of AVGN in the beginning of the movie and in the very end when he reviews E.T.
The most disappointing is that the idea of the movie is GREAT, you can tell it as soon as you start watching, but unfortunately, it was VERY POORLY put together!
Even being corny most of the time and with the low budget, I am pretty sure this could have been a lot better.
Were I AVGN, I'd have delayed this movie for at least 2 more years.
Overall, a great disappointment for me!

This is a hilarious movie, it is what I would want from a AVNG movie, the music is amazing and it suits the movie.

While the movie is clearly poorly made. I find it to be a throwback to poorly made movies from the 20th century that were still good, and one that were awful. Godzilla is the best example of this because of Death Mwauthzyx . I recomend this to fans of AVGN, but not if your not into Godzilla (or other movies of that nature)

mixed feelings the movie

This is the best indie-gaming movie I've ever had the pleasure of recieving a gift. James Rolfe has never looked or sounded better, amazing or original. The film feels like an acutal AVGN review with it's unique story style and bringing the somewhat "unrealistic characters" into the World of the Nerd. The only flaw is the title for "EeeTee". Did they even look into the Fair Use Policies? Cooper, the Nerd's manager and best friend, was a bit of a stretch as well. The film simply could've done without him (it probably would've saved James some money too). Other than that, Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie is Perfect! First R-Rated film I've ever seen too. Thank you so much James Rolfe for making this movie happen.

I Loved this movie! :D

I can kind of see where the hate/disappointment comes from, but I guess that's the pattern with crowd-funded movies/games: They get so hyped to the point where people get excited beyond reason. After two years of it's release, I FINALLY got around to seeing it and I LOVED IT. I think the thing is people wanted it to be more of a nod to video games, but it ended up being more of a nod to films. It's one of those films that's really not meant to be taken seriously (especially since the opening includes the Nerd throwing a game into a trash can and the trash can explodes.)

I loved the film, and it does have a few moments with bad green-screen (mainly Cooper's introduction) but the rest of the green screen is REALLY well-done, and all of the moments that look bad were MEANT to look bad. It's a self-aware comedy, but not the kind of self-aware that the Scary Movies pull and looks at the audience, winks and says "Yes, this is stupid." AVGN The movie just lets the craziness happen, and I LOVE that about it. It's meant to be a fun comedy that never takes itself overly serious, and it's immersive in it's plot and story-telling.

The effects are also pretty good for a rather small budget. Yeah, there are moments where it's obvious it's a miniature or a guy in a suit or a dummy being thrown, but that just adds to the comedic charm, and speaking of comedy, the film does a good job of THAT, too. There were moments where I almost threw up from laughing so hard. There's even a moment in the audience reaction track (yes, I actually watch those. Shut up) where people were laughing so hard you couldn't even hear the next line of dialogue in the film.

In the end, I may have loved it, but it could just be another one those films that's truly appreciated by fans and film-makers, but I'll be up on the cinematic barricade of indie films with a musket defending this film like Jean Valjean. (Yes, that was a botched reference.)

(Besides, it's better than pretty much every YouTuber movie made by YouTube Red.)

Overall I really enjoyed this movie, and I'm glad that James Rolfe was able to fufill his dream of making a full feature length film. I'm a huge fan of the Nerd and if you are too then this movie is for you. On his website cinemassacre.com they also sell the movie for blu-ray and DVD for any of you physical media guys which is nice. The movie has really funny moments and some neat cameos like Doug The Nostalgia Critic, and Black Nerd Comedy (and don't forget about Mike and Kevin). If this movie looks interesting to you but you have no idea who or what the Nerd is about, he basically is a comedic YouTube channel about James Rolfe as "The Nerd" whos self proclaimed purpose in life is to do game reviews of sh*tty games to warn people of them so no one has to deal with them. 99% of the time he reviews NES games but he occasionally does Dreamcast, Sega Saturn, PS1, and anything in between. Heres a link to his channel on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0M0rxSz3IF0CsSour1iWmw He's come far in recent years and this movie is a monument of his success, I highly recommend it and It's well worth the price.

This was plan out one of the most outstanding movies i've ever watched, the whole creation of this movie was wonderfull with the whole E.T Aspect just brought it together. 10/10 would watch again. !!!!

I'm 50/50 on this one...
100% for the fans, nothing more
I like how it was done and how corny it was (at times)... but it's like they had 2 ideas but a budget for 1 plus it felt like it was dragging by the end.

would not recommend if you are NOT a fan
and if you're a fan it's OK at best.
if anything I would say just watch Atari: Game Over (about the real landfill)


Although it was waaaay better than the SMOSH movie that one lagit gave me cancer...