Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

The real tragedy of The Boss is that, for a comedy, it isn’t remotely funny.

Full Review | Grade: D

With over 14 hours of extras, Lionsgate spared no expense on the extra in this set. There is something new for everyone, even for the most knowledgeable fan.

Full Review | Grade: C

From the beautiful snow covered mountains to the magnificent waters of the Angel Falls in Brazil, every destination is more breathtaking than the next.  At least Point Break is visually stunning if nothing else.

Full Review | Grade: D

From the moment “The Bounty Hunter”, Major Marquis Warren (played by Samuel L. Jackson) hitches a ride from John Ruth “The Hangman” (Kurt Russell) and his prisoner Daisy (Jennifer Jason Leigh) I was hooked.

Full Review | Grade: B

Star Wars has always been about the characters - exploring how their relationships evolve, while facing galactic forces which are happening outside of their control.

Full Review | Grade: B

While most of the attention is focused on the Chipmunks, the “human” characters, as usual, do a great job interacting with them.

Full Review | Grade: B

The entire cast is excellent as they portray a very real time in American history.  Kerri Russell is certainly the stand out of the show.

Full Review | Grade: B

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice lacks is excitement.  It has plenty of fighting scenes but no real urgency to add suspense.

Full Review | Grade: B

There is so much right about Eye in the Sky it’s difficult to find many flaws. 

Full Review | Grade: B

Part of what makes My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 so much fun is the cast.  From Vardalos to Corbett and Constantine, Kazan, and every one in between, the comedic timing is spot on and serious delivery of such obviously hilarious dialogue is terrific. 

Full Review | Grade: B