Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

The best thing about The Expendables is the cast. So many action heroes all in the same movie is a thrill for anyone who likes action movies

Full Review | Grade: C

There is a reason that La La Land won so many Academy Awards and was a contender for Best Movie.  If you want to watch a movie that combines the old with the new, with actors that are reminiscent of a time of bygone years, yet dealing with present time problems, this is the movie for you.

Full Review | Grade: A

If you happen to love western movies, this one is a great example of the newer version.  From a terrific cast to a good story and some wonderful music and cinematography, 3:10 to Yuma is a disc worth owning.

Full Review | Grade: A

As we see these people vying for their place in the family...the audience can easily become caught up in the awkwardness of it all.  With a somewhat perverse reverse Oedipus complex dynamic occurring on a regular basis.

Full Review | Grade: B

While this is a typical zombie movie, I like that the plot incorporated a few new concepts into the story.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Founder may evoke sympathy for the McDonald brothers and their descendants and may turn fans of McDonald’s off the franchise, as it left me angry and sad and tired of greedy people and the corporations they run.

Full Review | Grade: B

A lot of younger faces are introduced to this new film (Underworld: Blood Wars), in the hopeful attempt to bring in a more youthful audience to the series as most of their fans have grown up.

Full Review | Grade: C

Although the plot itself (a mentally ill man kidnapping girls) has been done before and isn’t that much of an engaging storyline, the film succeeds because of McAvoy’s extraordinary acting skills.

Full Review | Grade: B

While the material isn’t necessarily anything new or earth-shattering – we all know from the news the struggles out troops have faced overseas – I thought the movie presented a slightly more interesting view of what when on there.

Full Review | Grade: C

James Gray has paced this film such as to allow the audience the time to truly understand the varying layers and perspectives. 

Full Review | Grade: A