Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

I went into Justice League with somewhat low expectations and walked out with a slightly brighter outlook than I expected. With some funny moments to lighten the mood and some strong (literally and figuratively) characters.

Full Review | Grade: B

Besson has a unique way of telling science fiction stories and Valerian follows that same mold.  With an artistic flair, he graphically paints a picture and blurs the lines between perception and reality.

Full Review | Grade: B

Overall, Preacher Season Two is a somewhat uneven season but still enjoyable for the most part.  It will be interesting to see what they do next.

Full Review | Grade: B

Atomic Blonde was a bright spot in a very lackluster summer. It continues the trend with this release. Providing a complete package of entertainment and escapism that is mastered with the best possible quality.

Full Review | Grade: B

While Patti Cake$ is not overly long, the film is entertaining with the help of terrific characters.  An underdog itself, it fights its way to the top to be among the contenders.

Full Review | Grade: B

Culkin was a wonderful actor as a child and, to be honest, this film series wouldn’t have been the same with a different actor in the role.  His slightly mischievous smile and maturity really make one believe that a young boy could be lost in New York all by himself and manage to pull it off.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Crown is beautifully tailored, both the writing and production flow, bringing into our homes a real-life tale of what it really takes to be Queen Elizabeth II. Purchasing this Blu-ray for your home is a definite must!

Full Review | Grade: B

These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends

Full Review | Grade: B

Cars 3 is enjoyable by all ages, and when it’s over, you’ll look at the time and wonder how a movie could go by so fast.   Disney-Pixar definitely knows how to make a family-friendly movie, loved by all members of the household.

Full Review | Grade: B

Based on Jeanette's memoir about her life growing up in poverty with an alcoholic father, The Glass Castle is a mix of warmth, love, despair, and heartbreak.

Full Review | Grade: B