Coffee Nick’s Movie Picks

Greta-thon 4 of 9: Nick talks about his favorite movie of all time, Lady Bird, accompanied by a review of Maman’s cold brew, a heart-to-heart about the emotions of moving out, and thoughts on the men’s restroom.

Greta-thon 3 of 9: Still stranded at sea, Nick contemplates the art of talking to strangers, shows some love for cruise line workers, and reviews Hannah Takes the Stairs - Gerwig’s 2007 mumblecore film.

Greta-thon 2 of 9: Ahoy, sexy! From the middle of the ocean, Nick hosts part two of the Greta-thon where he discusses when to enjoy pumpkin spice, Noah Baumbach, The Nomad blend from Canvas Coffee Roasters, and Frances Ha. Order The Nomad from Canvas Coffee Roasters here.

Greta-thon 1 of 9: Introducing the Greta-thon, a limited film review series celebrating and honoring the portfolio of Greta Gerwig over some coffee. In this introductory episode, get to know a bit more about the series, its purpose, and Coffee Nick’s personal relationship with Gerwig’s films. Oh, also - happy birthday, Greta!

In a special triple feature episode, Nick and Reese review the entire X trilogy, discuss the origins of movie brain rot, and try coffee that looks like lake water.

Nick is joined by returning special guest Reese as they discuss Farming Simulator, Alien: Romulus, Kinds of Kindness, audience engagement, and an espresso drink made with ginger beer.

In the show’s tenth full-length episode, Nick describes the magic of Agora Downtown Coffee Shop, talks about his experience de-cluttering his life, and (harshly) critiques Inside Out 2.

Nick talks all about emotional perspective, Paper Mario, bell hooks, Crucible Coffee Roaster’s Spro-po Chico, Hallmark stores, Jennifer Lopez, In a Violent Nature, and in that order!

Nick yaps in great detail about his relationship with different Chipotle locations, a salty cortado coffee, and his experience watching I Saw the TV Glow.

In his first ever album review, Nick discusses hard seltzers and the second album from indie pop star Zach Benson: ”music for you and your friends.”

Ahead of the release of his new album, indie pop star Zach Benson joins Nick to discuss the creative process of his music, Jirani Coffeehouse, Challengers, and The Muppets.

Nick and special guest Harrison discuss a not-so damn fine coffee martini, exhausting film discourse, and all things Fire Walk With Me. We’re not going to talk about Judy, though.

After the release of ”Cowboy Carter,” Nick puts the pieces of his life back together to review Subculture Coffee Roasters and Dev Patel’s directorial debut: ”Monkey Man.”

Nick experiences an Easter-themed fever dream in a New York coffee shop and gets into A24’s ”Problemista,” directed by Julio Torres.

Nick raves about Busy Nothings Coffee Company’s to-go cups, rants about the 2024 Oscars results, and discusses ”Perfect Days” by Wim Wenders.

In this bonus episode, Nick and Reese discuss first impressions of ”Dune: Part Two” on the car ride back home from the theatre.

In this double feature special, Nick goes OFF on Warner Bros. Discovery, talks Twin Peaks, tries a spicy ”golden” latte, and puts Dune (2021) and Dune (1984) toe-to-toe with back-to-back reviews. ”May thy knife chip and shatter.”

In this premiere episode, Nick finds out who the real agent Argylle is when he reviews an espresso creme soda, gym etiquette, and ”Argylle,” directed by Matthew Vaughn.

Welcome to Coffee Nick's Movie Picks, a freshly brewed coffee and movie review podcast for you. In this introductory episode, host Nick Delaney shares a bit about himself, his history with film and coffee, and his plans for the upcoming show. Plans include but are not limited to: Inviting Greta Gerwig on as a guest, going extremely off-topic, and getting into heated debates about the cancelled "Ba...