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Nick Bartlett

Nick Bartlett

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Writer, Critical Popcorn

London

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books reviews, products, for-profit enterprises

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Total articles 995

  • Cloud review: Dir. Kiyoshi Kurosawa

    By Nick has written, Walter B. Hill, Nick Bartlett| Critical Popcorn@ Kiyoshi Kurosawa had a notably prolific 2024, outdoing Steven Soderbergh in terms of the amount of films releases in a single year. While Chime and Serpent’s Path both featured overt echoes of his earlier work, Cloud feels very different. An action thriller with dark comedic undertones, it’s a more accessible, even playful film by Kurosawa’s standards, while still retaining that characteristically fatalistic edge.

    By Nick has written, Walter B. Hill, Nick Bartlett · Critical Popcorn

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Another Simple Favor review: Dir. Paul Feig

    By Pete Messum, Dan Bullock, Nick Bartlett| Critical Popcorn@ “This movie is bonkers,” Blake Lively tells the audience at the Ham Yard Hotel before the screening of Another Simple Favor. It’s a fitting precursor to this film, the sequel to the equally madcap A Simple Favor, released to decent box office in 2018 before discovering cult status on Prime Video mid-pandemic.

    By Pete Messum, Dan Bullock, Nick Bartlett · Critical Popcorn

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Cloud review: Dir. Kiyoshi Kurosawa

    By Nick has written, Walter B. Hill, Nick Bartlett| Critical Popcorn@ Kiyoshi Kurosawa had a notably prolific 2024, outdoing Steven Soderbergh in terms of the amount of films releases in a single year. While Chime and Serpent’s Path both featured overt echoes of his earlier work, Cloud feels very different. An action thriller with dark comedic undertones, it’s a more accessible, even playful film by Kurosawa’s standards, while still retaining that characteristically fatalistic edge.

    By Nick has written, Walter B. Hill, Nick Bartlett · Critical Popcorn

    Apr. 21, 2025

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