You’ve probably watched TV in your lifetime, so odds are that you’ve seen The Shawshank Redemption, or at least seen parts of it during its never-ending run on any of the television stations owned by Ted …
Nick Kush
Nick Kush
A current young professional in the Richmond, Virginia area, Nick founded MovieBabble in October of 2016 when he was a bored college student with nothing else to do. (And he kicks himself every day that his story isn't better.) Nick is also a member of the Online Film Critics Society, the Internet Film Critics Society and the Washington, D.C. Area Film Critics Association. You can follow him on Twitter @nkush42
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It’s understandable to make a bad movie. It happens. There’s so many moving parts that go into even the smallest production, whether it’s the direction, screenwriting, acting…all the way down to the assistant that brings …
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Reviews
‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’ and the Growing List of Sequels that Forget Their Roots
by Nick Kushby Nick KushHot take right off the bat: Sicario is one of the best movies of the 2010’s. Denis Villeneuve’s sure direction powered the 2015 thriller to some haunting heights, showing the grey area that comes with fighting against …
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We’ve come to the fourth Purge movie. That’s right, the FOURTH. The once amazingly conceived premise has been run into the ground due to strong profitability (and low budgets thanks to the maestro Jason Blum). The First …
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For Netflix, any film with serious talent attached is a solid addition to their ever-growing library. Although we’d all prefer that films are viewed with an artistic eye, Netflix wants one thing from each piece …
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After delighting critics and fans at Sundance back in January, Hearts Beat Loud has finally come to theaters…and it probably deserves way more recognition from general audiences than it’s currently receiving. With great performances and catchy songs, Hearts …
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Rankings
The Best Movies of 2018 So Far (With a Little Help from Stardust Users)
by Nick Kushby Nick KushIt’s almost July, which means that 2018 is already half over. Can you believe? It feels like yesterday that I released my most anticipated movies of 2018, and now we’re inching closer to the dog …
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Incredibles 2 Exit Survey – Did the MovieBabble Staff Enjoy the Film?
by Nick Kushby Nick KushIt’s a shot in the dark, but I’m going to guess that, if you’re reading this article, you’re a human. If you’re not, well, we have other issues to attend to other than this article. …
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Arguably one of the best Pixar films, 2004’s The Incredibles left an indelible mark on movie lovers, acting as a great version of the Fantastic Four that we’ve yet to actually get onscreen. While it probably took way too …
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Hereditary was a little divisive among general audiences. Despite practically universal acclaim from critics (including yours truly), opening weekend audiences weren’t as enthusiastic, leaving the film bewildered and even angry at what they had seen. Regardless …
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Following an incredibly successful limited release run in 2017 that culminated in a nomination in the most recent Academy Awards in the category of Best Foreign Language Film, Loveless finally opened in select theaters in the United …
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The MacGregor Brothers Discuss ‘Best F(r)iends’ and Working with Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero
by Nick Kushby Nick KushRecently, independent film has undergone a renaissance period of sorts with wonderful talents producing wildly inventive and often beautiful pieces of art. And yet, if you ask me, one of the more fascinating projects to …
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Incredibles 2 Entry Survey – How Does the MovieBabble Staff Feel Going into the Film?
by Nick Kushby Nick KushOn November 6th, 2004 — exactly one day after The Incredibles released in theaters — everyone had one question on their minds: when are we getting an Incredibles 2? We waited many years before we ever …
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After writing movies such as Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, Paul Schrader cemented himself as an industry mainstay. If he wished, Schrader could have stopped after those two creations and left behind a legacy that many would have …
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The rise in content creation in the past few years has led to a few great occurrences. Not only are their more creative people entering the film industry, more independent distributors are also entering the …
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It’s no secret that mega-budgeted films are dominating the film industry and the conversation around it at the moment. Thankfully, there’s still always room for a little throwback film that operates as an elevated B-movie. …
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After the PR nightmare that was the 2016 reboot of Ghostbusters, Warner Bros. may have been shaking in their boots as they rolled out their marketing campaign for an all-female addition to the Ocean’s franchise, Ocean’s 8. Yet, with a …
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After debuting at Sundance earlier this year, many called Hereditary one of the “scariest movies ever made.” Surely, no one overreacted to that statement and others like it, and everyone is going into Hereditary with in-check expectations. In all …
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If you’ve enjoyed a low-budget horror or thriller movie in the last few years, odds are it came from Blumhouse Productions. Jason Blum has taken his savvy business expertise to the next level since founding …
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Coming off the heels of his last man-against-the-elements film Everest, Baltasar Kormakur returns to direct another crisis film — Adrift. Following the true story of two sailors that were trapped in a hurricane and capsized with limited …
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During the summer movie season, there’s plenty of massive films that we all know are coming. Infinity War started the party, eventually giving way to Deadpool 2, and there’s still other major films like Incredibles 2 and Jurassic World: …
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