Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

If you are a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe then Ant-man and the Wasp is a terrific addition to your home entertainment collection.  It also explains a very valuable plot point as to where this cast was during Avengers: Infinity War.

Full Review | Grade: B

With a great script, excellent cast and a fresh take on an old idea, Barry aims for the target and shoots a bullseye each week (yes the cheesy pun is intended).

Full Review | Grade: B

First Man is dramatic and thoughtful and balances the silence and tension with the lighter moments. It’s an interesting take on The United States Space program in the 1960’s and the man that would become revered as an American Hero.

Full Review | Grade: B

Pick up Hook and reminisce of a simpler time in your life and if you have young children be sure to share it with them.  This a life lesson taught with an excellent cast and in an entertaining manner.

Full Review | Grade: C

If you can put your mind in park for two hours you might be pleasantly surprised on Dwayne Johnson take of The Towering Inferno meets Die Hard.

Full Review | Grade: B

Though the cast is young; being made up of mostly teenagers; they are well versed and trained and Burnham elicits terrific performances from then all.

Full Review | Grade: B

With the release of The First Purge, the series has now come full circle seeing how the Purge first started and how dangerously close it mirrors today's world.

Full Review | Grade: B

You should see A Star is Born... no questions asked.

Full Review | Grade: B

Night School offers some of the laughs and gags are so funny that you can't hear the next bit of dialog because the audience is laughing too hard!

Full Review | Grade: C

In an era of complicated and more mature themes, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, while not a child’s show, is a pleasure to watch with my family.

Full Review | Grade: B