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

Concussion Will Smith is fantastic as Omalu, transforming himself into the soft-spoken, egotistical, yet vigilant, Doctor.  His performance is excellent as he morphs into the Nigerian who simply wants to do what is right.  | Full Review...

Daddy's Home Will Ferrell's latest endeavor, Daddy’s Home, is more of the same mind numbing antics we have come to expect from him.  I can only hope at some point someone has the common sense to stop hiring him. | Full Review...

Pan Presented in 1080p high definition video, the picture is very impressive with fantastic colors and extremely clear images.  The 3D version of the film pops off the screen and add great depth to the presentation of the film.  | Full Review...

The Hateful Eight I can’t decide if Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction) is incredibly brilliant or deeply disturbed; probably some combination of both. | Full Review...

The Big Short Educational and enlightening would be an apt description were it not hidden beneath a highly entertaining, and darkly comedic film. | Full Review...

Sisters From driving techno beats to old school ‘80s songs, the music is a great-added element and helps get the audience in a party mood. | Full Review...

Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens Gone are most of the childish elements that made fans of the original trilogy cringe, and in it’s place, is dialog and scenes that are there to help move the story along.  | Full Review...

Ted 2 While the first film was just exploring the world of Ted and his best friend, John Bennett  (Mark Wahlberg; Transformers: Age of Extinction), the new film expands the storyline and tries to answer the age old question - what makes someone, or something, human? | Full Review...

In The Heart of The Sea The one thing I actually took away from this film was how hard it was to be a whaler, working hard for years at a time, under less than ideal conditions. | Full Review...

Ant-Man While Kevin Feige does try to keep the look and feel of most stories told in the Marvel Cinematic Universe the same, he does allow some directors to add a little bit of their own distinctive tone to the film. Such is the case with Ant-Man’s director, Peyton Reed (Yes Man). | Full Review...