Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

Fear the Walking Dead Season 3 is a great progression for this spinoff show.  Most shows are seldom perfect, but here is a great example of the writers learning from their mistakes and improving on, a somewhat tired genre.

Full Review | Grade: B

Well written and terrifically acted, I, Tonya approaches the whole story from several interesting angles.

Full Review | Grade: B

Loving Vincent is an unusual viewing experience that is not to be missed.

Full Review | Grade: B

With magnificent colors and costumes, A Wrinkle in Time tries to entice audiences to use their imagination.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Dark Crystal is a considered a classic for those that grew up in the 1980s and is a film that still translates well to this generation of children. In an era where so many things are CGI, it's refreshing to experience this film all over again and see the true artwork that is showcased.

Full Review | Grade: B

Gerwig hits the nail on the head for her first solo directorial project.  There are no odd camera angles or superfluous shots. As the writer, her insight into this mother daughter relationship is raw and gritty and makes one wonder how much comes from her own life.

Full Review | Grade: B

The latest Thor movie does its best to reinvent itself from the serious superhero, “save the world” usual fare into more of a humorous, Guardians of the Galaxy kind of way but sadly it just doesn’t mesh well with what we know of the series.

Full Review | Grade: B

Three Billboards wasn’t as gut-wrenching as I originally thought it would be but it was still emotional.  Phenomenally acted it reminds us that actions have consequences and not just for ourselves.

Full Review | Grade: B

A classic fairytale story for all ages, Lady and The Tramp shows us that love is infinite and your capacity for love only grows as you find more things, people, and pets to love.

Full Review | Grade: B

Coco is a unique film both bright in color and bright in character.  So many lessons learned along the way, Coco is a wonderful family adventure that will grace your digital collection in so many ways.

Full Review | Grade: B