Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Person of Interest Physical Media: Blu-ray Review

The Complete Fifth Season

Allison Rose | Jul 29, 2016

It’s a shame this was the final season of Person of Interest because it becomes more intriguing to me with every passing year.

Full Review | Grade: F

Jason Bourne

Allison Rose | Jul 28, 2016

After the Bourne Legacy, the franchise needed a boost and it certainly got one with this latest film.

Full Review | Grade: B

Criminial

Maureen Buccellato | Jul 28, 2016

Jericho Stewart (Kevin Costner; Dances with Wolves) is a maximum-security criminal who, because of a traumatic brain injury as a child, can't reason between right and wrong and feels no emotions.

Full Review | Grade: C

Hardcore Henry

Nathan M Rose | Jul 26, 2016

Hardcore Henry is Crank for a new generation!

Full Review | Grade: B

I Am Wrath

Allison Rose | Jul 26, 2016

I Am Wrath had some great potential but needed more details and fuller script to allow these talented actors to do what they do best.

Full Review | Grade: C

Sing Street

Sean Ferguson | Jul 26, 2016

The Sing Street soundtrack is fantastic. It holds classics like Duran Duran’s “Rio”, Hall & Oates “Maneater”, The Cure’s “In Between Days”, and M’s “Pop Music”! along with tracks that were inspired by these very songs!

Full Review | Grade: B

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Nathan M Rose | Jul 19, 2016

While so many critics panned this film, I personally think Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is one of the best superhero films ever made. It is more geared towards an adult audience than the Marvel Cinematic Universe offers.

Full Review | Grade: B

Ghostbusters

Allison Rose | Jul 14, 2016

McCarthy isn’t funny and her voice is annoyingly nasal. Wiig is slightly better but mostly uninspired. Jones adds a few moments of hilarity and a streetwise toughness that works most of the time, but the real star is McKinnon.

Full Review | Grade: C