I love how the critic isn't mad about Broderick's performance in this film, he's astonished that someone could act this bad lol

My mom, a fan of the original show, hadn't seen this movie yet when it came on TV while we were flipping through channels. It's important to note that she's one of those people who likes to give even the worst of movies a chance and watch them all the way through. Even SHE couldn't stand this movie and stopped watching after 10 minutes.

Fun fact: claw was originally going to be played by Tim Curry in this movie

Surprisingly, the Critic's transitions are better and less annoying than the movie… perhaps I shouldn't be surprised by that.

They even screwed up Dr. Claw's final line, it should be: "I'll get you next time Gadget, next time!"

AMC wanted Matthew Broderick to be Walter White.
Just let that sink in.

"Nooo!!!?  I gotta get outta here?"

I think its funny you said Dr. Claw killed Madonnas carreer and he actually referenced her in the film

" He hasn't even said anything and already I hate him"
Says this right after he says "Morning".

But seriously, WHY the sound effects? I don't recall the cartoon Gadget doing stupid sounds every time he moved. And still, in-universe, it makes no sense for them to put sounds on him.

Just because it's based on a cartoon, doesn't mean you have to make everything ridiculous and senseless. The cartoon had silly moments, but it managed to make a lot more sense than this tripe.

You know what this movie needed?  A drug factory raid.  With Red Forman.

The Star Wars clip at 6:15 works on another level...the lady who plays Brenda in this movie is Carrie Fisher's sister. I guess they both can't help but get into wacky hijinks with gullible cyborgs!
Anyway, Critic's hatred for Matthew Broderick is easily one of his best gags...

Yes. Simply through the will of heart. You know, that organ he doesn't have anymore.

Btw, actually in the show he's not supposed to be a cyborg. He's supposed to be inspector GADGET because he has gadgets. There's even one episode where he doesn't have his coat, so he can only use gadgets from his hat. Also even when they meet the professor in the show Penny says "he's the professor who gave you all your gadgets", she doesn't say turned you into a cyborg, and they never mention anything like that. Okay, he can stretch his neck and something like that, but still, it's never explained if he is an actual cyborg, and if so to what degree. The point is that it shouldn't be the focus of the plot, 'cause it's never explained in the show and it should be left that way, it's a mystery. The premise is the adventures of this detective full of gadgets and that's it. If you want to give us some backstory okay, but the show was never like that.

I really loved the part where the Japanese man says, "This is why I left Tokyo" during the evil robot attack. That plus the minion recovery scene is pretty funny if you recognize anybody.

RIP Michelle Trachtenberg

I really liked this movie as a kid, but then again, I was a pretty stupid kid

"Nooooo.... I'm gonna get out of here" the line when Broderick realised what kind of movie he's appearing after he was in Godzilla a year earlier.

"That's a lot of fish" - Broderick in Godzilla (1998).

07:12 - 07:13 Who should have directed this movie.
07:15 Who shouldn't have directed this movie, but he was hired anyway.

OMG!!! "Brain is not here!!!"...Don Adams sighting confirmed guys!! They managed to get the Real Inspector Gadget into the end credits at least!!