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

The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard Director Patrick Hughes (The Expendables 3) once again helms this sequel and, while he tries to recapture the magic of the first film, there just isn’t enough plot to sustain the sophomore effort. | Full Review...

Infinite While the film had an interesting premise, a strong cast and a seasoned director, the plot was difficult to follow which confused me quite a bit. | Full Review...

Loki Hiddleston seamlessly slides back into the Asgardian God role as the annoying, obnoxious adopted brother of Thor. | Full Review...

In the Heights What makes this movie truly great is the combination of strong source material, a dynamic director, and an incredible cast. | Full Review...

Spirit Untamed The animation is sharp and clean, but I would expect nothing less from DreamWorks and the technological advances that make computer-generated animation possible. | Full Review...

Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of Life Jolie once again does an impressive job as the iconic video game heroine and her banter with a very young-looking Butler is convincing. | Full Review...

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider Jolie was in tip top shape for this role, and she did a very good job bringing this video game icon to life. | Full Review...

My Fair Lady My Fair Lady is a classic tale of “boy meets girl” set to an iconic soundtrack. | Full Review...

The Father Hopkin’s portrayal of a Dementia patient is beautifully acted while simultaneously heartbreaking to watch. | Full Review...

Cruella Cruella's visuals are intricate, and intriguing inviting the audience to come inside and explore. | Full Review...