Nostalgia Critic "Face/Off" (lost Rachel farewell scene of online video review; 2014): Difference between revisions

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Doug Walker is a famous internet film critic who makes humorous video reviews of many movies and shows in his online series The Nostalgia Critic.

In 2014, Doug was shooting an episode for the Nicholas Cage movie Face/ Off, which was supposed to feature a farewell scene for Rachel, one of the characters whose actress left due to opportunities opening up in California.

However, the digitized footage of the shot scene was deleted by accident.

In the episode, it was later replaced by a parody of what had actually happened: the Critic accidentally includes the scene in the folder that contains all the scenes for the holiday special, and then deletes the folder as well as empties the recycle bin.

Doug later announced on Facebook that he had pros look over his computer, but the files were not recoverable. He said that he will have it reshot. In the meantime, behind-the-scenes footage filmed by cast member Malcolm Ray gives fans some idea of what the scene would have looked like.

Doug ending up reshooting the scenes, with his father Barney Walker reprising Tietz's role - the huge difference being acknowledged.

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-Doug Walker, is one of the many internet film critics that use humor as a means to review terrible movies. His show, '''''The Nostalgia Critic''''', is known for revolutionizing the way internet shows were made. The show is hosted on the site, That Guy With The Glasses, which has a foray of internet critics that take on a number of different mediums. The series started back in 2007, was intended to end in 2012, and brought back in 2013 due to popular demand.
+Doug Walker is a famous internet film critic who makes humorous video reviews of many movies and shows in his online series ''The Nostalgia Critic''.
-Doug Walker fans have noted that he doesn't have very much in the way of missing material. Anything fans are curious to see he has no problem showing, for the most part. Then, in 2014, Doug was shooting an episode for the Nicholas Cage movie ''Face/ Off'', which was supposed to feature a farewell scene for Rachel, one of the characters whose actress left due to opportunities opening up in California. The scene was later replaced by a parody of what had happened in real life: The Critic accidentally includes the scene in the folder that contains all the scenes for the holiday special, and then deletes the folder as well as empties the recycle bin.
+In 2014, Doug was shooting an episode for the Nicholas Cage movie ''Face/ Off'', which was supposed to feature a farewell scene for Rachel, one of the characters whose actress left due to opportunities opening up in California.
-Many fans thought the scene was a joke, and then the ones that stayed after the closing credits found Doug's announcement that the file had been deleted by accident. Obviously the nature of the scene's disappearance as well as the fact that it was really recent, this scene is yet to be seen by the general public.
+However, the digitized footage of the shot scene was deleted by accident.
-Doug later announced on Facebook that he had pros look over his computer, but the files were not recoverable. He said that he will have it reshot at some future point. In the meantime, behind-the-scenes footage filmed by cast member Malcolm Ray gives fans some idea of what the scene would have looked like.
+In the episode, it was later replaced by a parody of what had actually happened: the Critic accidentally includes the scene in the folder that contains all the scenes for the holiday special, and then deletes the folder as well as empties the recycle bin.
-As of late, Doug has reshot the scenes, with his father Barney Walker reprising Tietz's role (the substantial physical difference being acknowledged).
+Doug later announced on Facebook that he had pros look over his computer, but the files were not recoverable. He said that he will have it reshot. In the meantime, behind-the-scenes footage filmed by cast member Malcolm Ray gives fans some idea of what the scene would have looked like.
+Doug ending up reshooting the scenes, with his father Barney Walker reprising Tietz's role - the huge difference being acknowledged.
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