Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Fifty Shades Darker

Allison Rose | Feb 09, 2017

Fifty Shades Darker drags quite a bit and the sex can be uncomfortable to watch at times.

Full Review | Grade: C

John Wick, Chapter 2

Nathan M Rose | Feb 09, 2017

Make no mistake about it John Wick: Chapter 2 has all the carnage of the original, and if that is all you are going for you will not be disappointed.

Full Review | Grade: A

Batman Lego Movie

Jennifer Broderick | Feb 08, 2017

The Lego Batman Movie is about the emotional growth of Batman presented in a way that even the younger children can understand.

Full Review | Grade: A

The Passion of the Christ

Allison Rose | Feb 07, 2017

Gibson does a terrific job directing...His vision is clear....including moments through Jesus’ eyes that are haunting.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Salesman

Allison Rose | Feb 07, 2017

There is a reason Farhadi is an award-winning filmmaker and The Salesman is a shining example of his excellent work.

Full Review | Grade: A

Almost Christmas

Allison Rose | Feb 07, 2017

Almost Christmas will resonate with most families and while it is a heartwarming and sometimes sad movie, it is enjoyable nonetheless.

Full Review | Grade: B

American Pastoral

Jennifer Broderick | Feb 06, 2017

Ewan McGregor gives a remarkable performance as a man who has it all but soon finds out what it is to have nothing.

Full Review | Grade: B

Vice Principals Physical Media: Blu-ray Review

The Complete First Season

Allison Rose | Feb 06, 2017

Vice Principals could have had so much going for it but it decided to go for cheap laughs, a tired plot, and characters that just don’t work.

Full Review | Grade: D

John Wick

Allison Rose | Feb 04, 2017

Director Chad Stahelski does a terrific job balancing plot with action and the stunt coordinators should be commended for some really great sequences.

Full Review | Grade: B

Rings

Judith Raymer | Feb 03, 2017

Tune-in and dig deeper. Notice the layered subtleties amidst the obvious. You might notice that this is not just another flawed horror flick, but the beginning of a suspenseful new era for the genre.

Full Review | Grade: B