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Nick and Foxx are back this week and reviewing the sequel to the 2020 video game film Sonic The Hedgehog. After a rough start with the animation prior to the first movie, the franchise has bounced back in a big way as the sequel is arguably better than the well-performing first film. The humor appeals to children and adults alike and the action is enough to prevent it from being corny. This franchise has a legitimate claim to being the best video game movie property of all time.

NICK: 84

FOXX: 86

TNT: MoonKnight discussion, Adam Sandler Revenge Tour

Nick and Foxx are back after a small hiatus as they return reviewing Morbius, the latest Sony Marvel movie. You've seen the reviews on this movie, and we can just say, there's a reason this movie was as bad as the critics have said... 



NICK: 19

FOXX: 65



TNT: The Slap, and every other big piece of news that happened while we were out

Nick and Foxx are back after a brief hiatus and reviewing the biggest movie of 2022 yet, The Batman. Robert Pattinson steps into the role of the caped crusader with Director Matt Reeves at the helm, utilizing a darker, grittier and more noir feel to the classic character. Zoe Kravitz, Jeffrey Wright, Paul Dano, Colin Ferrel and more offer a crazy talented supporting cast that all deliver. The Batman is different from any predecessors and will challenge what you think about the franchise as a whole.

NICK: 94

FOXX: 95

TNT: I Am Legend 2 News, Deep Water Trailer, WB Delayed DC Movies, and more!

Nick and Foxx are back and reviewing the latest video game movie: Uncharted. Street-smart Nathan Drake is recruited by seasoned treasure hunter Victor "Sully" Sullivan to recover a fortune amassed by Ferdinand Magellan, and lost 500 years ago by the House of Moncada. This movies combines aspects and storylines from multiple Uncharted games, causing it to be more choppy than seamless. While aiming to be a fun adventure, Uncharted comes off as a poorly put together trip. It has fun moments, but ultimately feels like another miss from Sony.

NICK: 56

FOXX: 60

TNT: Peacemaker Finale

Nick and Foxx are back this week and reviewing the latest whodunnit film: Death on the Nile. In a follow up to 2017's Murder on the Orient Express, Kenneth Branagh returns to star and direct in this latest murder mystery. Whodunnits are beloved for their misdirections and big reveals, but Death on the Nile is more focused on the storyline and exposition. It is a new take on a whodunnit, but falls flat do to the lack of "ah ha" moments. Still, it serves its purpose and is well shot.

NICK: 52

FOXX: 66

TNT: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Trailer, Star Trek Sequel, New Transformers Trilogy, Peacemaker Season 2

Nick and Foxx are back as they're gearing up for award season with the review of newly Best Picture Nominated movie, Nightmare Alley. This movie is the latest from acclaimed director Guillermo del Toro and is a new spin on his typical style. Nightmare Alley features a longer movie, focused on the rise and fall of Stan, played by Bradley Cooper. This movie is much more story driven than some of del Toro's previous work, and it works well in some areas but does drag in others. However, it picks up at the climax of the movie and does manage to go complete circle, a rare occurrence in Hollywood nowadays.

NICK: 74

FOXX: 62

TNT: Jurassic World: Dominion Trailer, The Rock, Alcohol Talk