Made with a fiery spirit, rightfully pissed-off, and totally explosive in both an emotional and visceral manner, Spike Lee’s latest cinematic powder-keg, Da 5 Bloods, is a fantastic riff on a familiar set-up. Here’s Nick Clements Da 5 Bloods review. Shot-through with layers of topical, sociopolitical resonance that smacks you in the face while you’re…
The film industry in Hollywood is in big trouble. Nick Clement discusses the future of the town. Pardon the French, but Hollywood is F*cked. I know it, you know it, they know it – we all know it. So why does the industry continue to operate in a backwards fashion, not truly looking into the…
Currently streaming on Amazon Prime Nick Clement takes a look at The Vast of Night THE BEST FILM OF 2020 AND I DOUBT ANYTHING WILL BEAT IT! The Vast of Night is one of those startling and mesmerizing calling-card debuts that announces an exciting and potentially prolific new cinematic voice. With this 1950’s, New Mexico-set…
13 live-action extended universe Star Wars movies. A Star Wars marathon like no other. Nick Clement delivers his verdict. We did it. As a family, we watched all 13 live-action extended universe Star Wars movies. Owen is four and a half years old and while some of the running times tested his truck-obsessed patience,…
Chris Hemsworth’s Extraction is proving to be a hit on Netflix. But what does our very own Nick Clement have to say about it? We find out A black-market mercenary who has nothing to lose is hired to rescue the kidnapped son of an imprisoned international crime lord. But in the murky underworld of weapons…
Nick Clement delivers us his Richard Jewell movie review and it’s safe to say he loved it! This is yet another damn fine motion picture from Clint Eastwood, but then again, that’s no major surprise. Clint Eastwood is one of the best filmmakers currently living and I actively anticipate each one of his movies as…
An overlooked classic as Nick Clement gives us his Babe Pig in the City (1998) Review Instead of lazily attempting to replicate the exact same type of movie magic as the original Babe, director George Miller, who fully took over the creative reigns for the darker but no less spectacular sequel Babe: Pig in the…
Nick Clement brings us this short but sweet Queen and Slim review. Slim and Queen’s first date takes an unexpected turn when a policeman pulls them over for a minor traffic violation. When the situation escalates, Slim takes the officer’s gun and shoots him in self-defence. Now labelled cop killers in the media, Slim and…
Tiger King tells the story of the rise and fall of Joseph Schreibvogel, a.k.a. Joe Exotic the owner of an exotic animal park in Oklahoma. Here’s our Tiger King review from none other than Nick Clement. This Netflix documentary series presents a painfully vivid and slap-your-face-absurd snapshot of America right now. It shows us exactly…
Nick Clement joins us with his 2019 Luce movie review. A liberal-minded couple, Amy and Peter Edgar, are forced to reconsider their image of their adopted son after they discover he has written an extremely disturbing essay for his class at school. Luce is a movie directed with confidence by Julius Onah. Julius also co-wrote…
Ben Affleck’s complicated and assured 2007 directorial debut Gone Baby Gone was a major surprise coming from a first-time director. Scroll down to read Nick Clement’s Gone Baby Gone movie review! Rather than churning out an empty action film as his first directorial effort, Affleck, along with co-writer Aaron Stockard, skillfully adapted a morally complex…
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is what happens when you hire a National Treasure (Tom Hanks) to portray a National Treasure (Mr. Fred Rogers) on-screen. Let’s take a look at this wonderful movie A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood Review Lloyd Vogel is an investigative journalist who receives an assignment to profile Fred Rogers,…
This movie is delightful, but how could it not be? Nick Clement takes a look at the animated comedy Shaun the Sheep Farmageddon. The labor-intensive work that goes into making a stop-motion animation is absolutely unfathomable. This movie is years worth of work taking each tiny little movement. Taking a picture. Making another movement. Taking…
“In 1999, after losing his son in a drug-related shooting in New Orleans and lacking answers from police, a small-town, pharmacist — Dan Schneider — beats the odds when he embarks on a dogged pursuit to find and bring his son’s killer to justice. But months later, the ripple effects of his son’s addiction and…
McMillion tells the story of the infamous McDonalds Monopoly scam that I just can’t quite wrap my head around. Rack up those cheeseburgers and let’s take a look at this mind-boggling unmissable piece of television. HBO’s latest series takes us into the world of McDonald’s but rather than a succulent Big Mac taste, this…
Written for the screen and directed by the uber-talented Scott Frank, A Walk Among the Tombstones is an uncommonly thoughtful exploration of the darkness lurking along the violent fringes of our society. Liam Neeson stars as Matt Scudder, a semi-washed up private eye who left the NYC police force after a terrible tragedy and who…
