Theatrical, 4K UHD, Digital HD, and Blu-ray Reviews

The King's Man As a stand-alone film, The King’s Man is decent but doesn’t stray far from other war/spy films. However, as part of the Kingsman franchise... | Full Review...

American Underdog Casting this film is one of the keys to its success. Levy not only has a similar physical appearance to Warner, but he comes across onscreen as a genuinely nice guy. | Full Review...

Dog Dog is very much a Tatum production with the story having been written by his friend Brett Rodriguez, screenplay by his other friend, Reid Carolin (Magic Mike) and co-directed by Carolin and Tatum. | Full Review...

Uncharted While based on the beloved video game, the movie also borrows heavily from some other well-known films. | Full Review...

I Want You Back I Want You Back is most definitely a rom-com but perhaps a slightly elevated version of one. | Full Review...

Marry Me Marry Me checks off all the boxes of a traditional romcom, which if you like the genre, you will probably enjoy this movie. | Full Review...

Blacklight If you just sit back and take BLACKLIGHT for what it is, a run-of-the-mill action flick, you’ll find it a short diversion. | Full Review...

Clifford the Big Red Dog Watching as an adult, Clifford the Big, Red Dog is sweet, cute, mildly humorous and a bit of innocent fun. | Full Review...

Death On The Nile While slightly better than 2017’s Murder on the Orient Express, Branagh needs to stop directing the film adaptation of Christie’s novel and instead needs to focus on playing Poirot as well as he does. | Full Review...

Reacher Broken into eight, one-hour-long episodes, Reacher is a series of crests and troughs culminating, much like a ship on the ocean, at a destination far from its original launch point. | Full Review...