Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

An amazing story, terrific acting, some well-done directing and several poignant scenes makes Lion memorable.

Full Review | Grade: B

(The Bye Bye Man) had some potential but maybe for budget reasons the characters and plot never fully get fleshed out which is a shame.  It had the makings of an original psychological/sci-fi thriller but just can’t seem to deliver.

Full Review | Grade: C

The overall feel (The Smurfs: The Lost Village) is a throwback to those days back in the 1980's when I could grab some cereal and watch tv while the rest of the house was still sleeping.

Full Review | Grade: C

While not being one of Schwarzenegger's best roles, the film shows that there is more to "The Terminator" than just muscles and one-liners.

Full Review | Grade: B

20th Century Fox Home Entertainment has produced a wonderfully entertaining and funny movie about a man coming to grips over his daughter's growing up.

Full Review | Grade: B

With North By Northwest truly being one of Alfred Hitchcock's best films, it was a pleasure to finally see it the way Hitchcock intended, on the big screen.

Full Review | Grade: B

“Incredible”...”Triumphant”..”Out Of This World”.... Star Wars, while it never truly left, is back -  and it is absolutely fantastic.

Full Review | Grade: B

It was a sad day when Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows-Part 2 was released, knowing that it was the end of an era.

Full Review | Grade: B

Warner Bros. has made the right choice by bringing the Harry Potter franchise to 4K UHD and providing a more crisp and detailed viewing experience than we have been privy to in the past.

Full Review | Grade: B

Director Tom McGrath blends 2D animation elements spanning the 60s, 70s, and 80s to create the essence of childhood fantasy, and entertainingly intertwines them with the photo realism of today’s animation.

Full Review | Grade: B