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

Spider-Man: No Way Home While not necessarily the best film of the year, Spider-Man: No Way Home makes up for the technical deficiencies with several surprises along the way. | Full Review...

The Card Counter The Card Counter offers some excellent visuals and a unique and decent plot, but it feels as though it is moving along at a snail’s pace only to be left unsatisfied once you get to the finish line. | Full Review...

The Karate Kid: 3-Movie Collection The original movie has become a "new classic" amongst Generation X, and this box set gently reminds the viewer of how incredible it was. | Full Review...

Being The Ricardos A fictional tale interlaced with one person’s version of the truth, Being the Ricardos offers a glimpse of the private, behind the scenes dealings of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. | Full Review...

Who Framed Roger Rabbit While Hoskins may not have been the first (or second or third or…) to play Eddie, he does a terrific job with it especially since he was co-starring alongside a non-existent talking rabbit. | Full Review...

Hard Target Van Damme’s Martial Arts stunts are second to none and back in the early 1990’s he was in tip top shape. | Full Review...

Malignant The cast is good and may have been even better with a stronger script. Annabelle Wallis is no stranger to the horror film genre, and she is pretty convincing here. | Full Review...

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles Limited Edition-Steelbook Bringing two comedic geniuses, Martin and Candy, together on the big screen was a brilliant idea with obviously positive results. | Full Review...

Paramount Presents: Ragtime There are so many terrific elements that make up Ragtime, it is difficult to figure out what to focus on first. | Full Review...

Encanto The fluid lines of the animation flow like a winding river offering calmness even in scenes where chaos reigns. | Full Review...