Author: nickthemoviecritic

Hi eveyone I'm Nick, and I am a huge movie fan. I thought I would start this blog to give true and accurate reviews of movies. Most sites can sometimes misleads several movies as good or bad, but I am an ordinary person who just loves movies and tells it like I see it. I hope you enjoy my reviews and you can even comment on my reviews. You can also check out my instagram account and some of the crazy things I do in my spare time (when I'm not watching movies)! Follow me on Instagram, TikTok & Facebook!

SpyxFamily: Season 2

Picking up where Season 1 left off seasoned spy, Loid Forger continues his mission posing as a psychologist. He enrolls Anya at a high-class school in order to get close to his designated target. Yor keeps a low-profile as Loid’s wife. Thanks to her telepathy, Anya’s the only one who knows about their double lives. […]

L.A. Confidential

In 1990, crime novelist, James Ellroy published a novel titled, “L.A. Confidential.” The third installment of a book series, “L.A. Quartet” takes place in the early 1950s following three detectives with distinctive personalities. Ed Exley, Bud White & Jack Vincennes investigate a string of murders in the underbelly of Los Angeles filled with sin and […]

The Penguin

After “The Batman” became a critical and commercial success, Matt Reeves & Warner Bros (WB for short) announced they’re working on two sequels with Robert Pattinson reprising his role as the Caped Crusader. Thanks to Colin Farrell’s performance as “The Penguin,” he signed to reprise his role in a spin-off mini-series. Set a week after […]

Flashback Review: YuYu Hakusho: Chapter Black Saga

Picking up where the “Dark Tournament Saga” left off, Yusuke Urameshi and his allies, Kuwabara, Hiei & Kurama return home. Suddenly, Team Urameshi meets three teens with spirit energy. After playing mind games, the team join forces with the teen trio to prevent demons from emerging from an underground gateway into the real world or […]

Kill Bill

After Quentin “QT” Tarantino (one of my all-time favorite filmmakers) directed his third film, “Jackie Brown,” he resumed development of a script title he and Uma Thurman were working on since their first collaboration in “Pulp Fiction.” Without nothing on their plate, they brainstormed ideas for “Kill Bill” fleshing out Uma’s character known as “The […]

Flashback: Review: Teen Titans: Season 4

After Teen Titans’ third season ended in 2005 (exact same year V For Vendetta came out) on Cartoon Network, a fourth season immediately aired earning positive reviews from critics, fans and viewers alike. Now that James Gunn’s shepherding the DC Universe, a live-action “Teen Titans” movie is in development along with a “Bane and Deathstroke” […]