Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Cosmopolis

Chris Rebholz | Jan 03, 2013

Cosmopolis also looks mighty impressive on Blu-ray. It is highly worth checking out.

Full Review | Grade: B

Trouble With The Curve

Chris Rebholz | Dec 28, 2012

Trouble With The Curve isn't a great baseball movie, sure. But it's a decent one, with a solid lead cast to boot. What have you got to lose?

Full Review | Grade: B

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days

John Delia | Dec 27, 2012

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days Is A fun young person’s relationship film with a lot of laughs.

Full Review | Grade: B

Les Miserables

John Delia | Dec 25, 2012

Les Miserables Is Not for theatre purists, but Anne Hathaway’s performance is worth the price of admission.

Full Review | Grade: C

Django Unchained

John Delia | Dec 24, 2012

Taking a page out of history, Quentin Tarantino adds his version of the unsettling times in his newest film Django Unchained. Much like his Inglourious Basterds this outrageous adventure generat...

Full Review | Grade: B

Ice Age: Continental Drift

John Delia | Dec 21, 2012

Ice Age Is A fun family adventure that’s shown immense improvement over the years.

Full Review | Grade: B

Dick Tracy

Chris Rebholz | Dec 17, 2012

Even now, almost 20 years later, Dick Tracy has no trouble standing up next to the big hits of today.

Full Review | Grade: B

Hyde Park on Hudson

John Delia | Dec 13, 2012

Hype Park on Hudson Is A Point well taken, but was it necessary to make a film about it?

Full Review | Grade: C

Butter

Chris Rebholz | Dec 12, 2012

Butter is a missed opportunity to have genuine fun with a State Fair sideshow, embracing food-based craftsmanship and ambition with a cast of colorful characters.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Odd Life of Timothy Green

Chris Rebholz | Dec 12, 2012

"The Odd Life of Timothy Green" forces an enormous amount of whimsy down the throat of its audience in the early moments of the picture, though it doesn't take very long to develop a taste f...

Full Review | Grade: B