Clayface isn’t just unlike any DC film we’ve gotten before. It’s unlike any comic book movie we’ve ever gotten and the best DC film to come out of DC Studios since James Gunn and Peter Safran took charge.
This is a villain story down to its core, with James Watkins showcasing the dark, brutal, gritty, and gory side of Gotham and the DCU. Tom Rhys Harrie brings so much charm to the role of Matt Hagen while also showcasing the menacing, villainous half that devours him.
It feels like a Gotham crime story to its core with its blend of horror, romance, and suspense. If DC Studios can continue producing more films of this quality, then we’re in for a ride.
Review coming to @NexusPointNews
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping is tragic, thrilling and the type of movie you bring a pack of tissues to. Joseph Zada is the embodiment of Haymitch as we dive into his unrelenting, unforgiving games. Grace does an outstanding job while Plemons and Fanning absolutely smash it in their younger counterpart roles.
As an adaptation, not everything makes it over or translated as well, with the brutality toned down and certain scenes removed, which takes away some of the emotional depth. That being said, some added scenes were excellent, which only works in the confines of a movie.
While it doesn’t reach the heights of Catching Fire, it still resembles the Hunger Games to its core and is easily the second best of the franchise. A must-watch in IMAX to experience the games as intended.
Review coming to @NexusPointNews
First poster for ‘CHILDREN OF BLOOD & BONE’ has been released.
Starring Thuso Mbedu, Viola Davis, Idris Elba, Cynthia Erivo, Damson Idris, Amandla Stenberg, Lashana Lynch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Regina King.
In theaters January 15.
New Feyre, Rhysand, Lucien, Tamlin and The Suriel Funko Pop! figures from ‘A COURT OF THORNS AND ROSES’ will release next month.
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The WandaVision trilogy is one of the best pieces of media to come out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Each show arrived better than the last.
VisionQuest was absolutely phenomenal from start to finish with superb writing, outstanding performances and arguably the best post-credit scene in the MCU that perfectly teases what’s to come next.
This isn’t the end for Wanda, Vision, Billy, and Tommy. I can’t wait to see where their journey takes them next, and I already have some theories of my own.
With GTA VI on the horizon, How to Rob a Bank feels like the perfect movie to watch this weekend in preparation with kinetic, high-octane police chases, shootouts, and robberies that take place, even with the small Bonny and Clyde touch it has.
That being said, it’s without a doubt David Leitch’s weakest movie of the decade. The stylised editing keeps you engaged with the story and thoroughly entertained, but the characters feel half-baked with this timely take on capitalism.
Review coming to @NexusPointNews