Notorious Nick 2021
IMDb Ratings: 5.9/10
Genres: Drama, Sport
Language: Hindi(Unofficial VO) + English(ORG)
Release Year: 2021
Director: Aaron Leong
Stars Cast: Cody Christian, Elisabeth Röhm, Kevin Pollak
Director: Aaron Leong
Stars Cast: Cody Christian, Elisabeth Röhm, Kevin Pollak
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Notorious Nick Review
The famous Nick will be with you on the edge of your seat, happy and screaming above your lungs! This film brings in all aspects; it leaves you crying and you are encouraged to get out of your comfort zone. This is a complete family film.
Nick Notorious tells the true story of Nick Newell (Cody Christian), a one-handed MMA fighter. Nick started out as a wrestler and faced many challenges, but went on to become a world-renowned MMA fighter, known as Notorious Nick. With the support of his family, best friend and coach, Nick proves the sky is the limit.
This film is absolutely amazing. I hope that the way it handles disability in an empowering way will inspire more studios to do the same. Instead of Nick constantly falling to the ground and seeing the emptiness of his disability, he learns his strengths, never gives up, works to find a way to do it to the fullest. He has personally fought against famous karate artists. She also encourages a boy with similar disabilities to change his attitude. He believes in himself, even though he is the only one who does that. Her mother is a good example, encouraging other parents by constantly pressuring Nick to succeed. The full commitment between the two mother and son gives everyone strength. Nick learns to fight inside and outside the ring, even when he has to fight for his right to compete in the Light Weight Championships. He has to prove that - every tournament in which he fought was legal, and he does not back down - he is willing to prove himself on the board with his rival. Stay tuned for the chance to meet Notorious Nick and his coach. He talks about his journey and that he has just started.
The film’s relentless behavior; to fight for what you believe; and believe in yourself. Nick is constantly battling bullies, discrimination, opponents and indifference. With his disability, he learns to compete in the ring, so that he can be considered as great as his competition. He proves himself suitable for everyone and for himself. Be aware that there are profanities and images of alcohol use.
I give Notorious Nick 5 out of 5 stars and recommend 15 to 18 years, as well as adults. Available at theaters August 6, 2021.
By Heather S., CHILDREN FIRST!
Nick Notorious tells the true story of Nick Newell (Cody Christian), a one-handed MMA fighter. Nick started out as a wrestler and faced many challenges, but went on to become a world-renowned MMA fighter, known as Notorious Nick. With the support of his family, best friend and coach, Nick proves the sky is the limit.
This film is absolutely amazing. I hope that the way it handles disability in an empowering way will inspire more studios to do the same. Instead of Nick constantly falling to the ground and seeing the emptiness of his disability, he learns his strengths, never gives up, works to find a way to do it to the fullest. He has personally fought against famous karate artists. She also encourages a boy with similar disabilities to change his attitude. He believes in himself, even though he is the only one who does that. Her mother is a good example, encouraging other parents by constantly pressuring Nick to succeed. The full commitment between the two mother and son gives everyone strength. Nick learns to fight inside and outside the ring, even when he has to fight for his right to compete in the Light Weight Championships. He has to prove that - every tournament in which he fought was legal, and he does not back down - he is willing to prove himself on the board with his rival. Stay tuned for the chance to meet Notorious Nick and his coach. He talks about his journey and that he has just started.
The film’s relentless behavior; to fight for what you believe; and believe in yourself. Nick is constantly battling bullies, discrimination, opponents and indifference. With his disability, he learns to compete in the ring, so that he can be considered as great as his competition. He proves himself suitable for everyone and for himself. Be aware that there are profanities and images of alcohol use.
I give Notorious Nick 5 out of 5 stars and recommend 15 to 18 years, as well as adults. Available at theaters August 6, 2021.
By Heather S., CHILDREN FIRST!
