Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Beautiful Creatures

Chris Rebholz | May 21, 2013

So it begins (and hopefully ends) the post Twilight era of hurried box office seizures, as studios and once-respectable filmmakers willingly sell their souls to score the next, big teen-driven supe...

Full Review | Grade: C

Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters

Chris Rebholz | May 20, 2013

"Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" aspires to be cheeky entertainment, sold with a wink and a fist to the face with plenty of ghouls, trolls, and horrible humans to populate a carnival atmosphere...

Full Review | Grade: C

Star Trek Into Darkness

John Delia | May 16, 2013

Star Trek Is A fast paced action film with a lot of excitement.

Full Review | Grade: A

One Hour Photo

Chris Rebholz | May 15, 2013

Think hard—when was the last time you dropped off a roll of 35mm film at a photo lab for processing?

Full Review | Grade: B

The Oranges

John Delia | May 14, 2013

The Oranges lack of creativity may give an impression that it’s a “soap”.

Full Review | Grade: C

Safe Haven

John Delia | May 14, 2013

Safe Haven Is A very good film for romantics and thriller lover’s alike.

Full Review | Grade: B

Shanghai Noon Physical Media: Blu-ray Review

Shanghai Noon & Shanghai Knights: 2-Movie Collection

Chris Rebholz | May 09, 2013

Rush Hour has frequently been referred to as Jackie Chan's English-language breakthrough, and, at least from a box-office standpoint, there's truth to that claim. However, much of what makes a...

Full Review | Grade: C

The Great Gatsby

John Delia | May 09, 2013

The Great Gatsby Is A film version of a pop-up book with a lot of cardboard characters.

Full Review | Grade: D

Broken City

Chris Rebholz | May 07, 2013

Midway through Broken City, one character incredulously remarks, "Private eyes still exist?" The gumshoe-for-hire profession does seem old-fashioned and mostly unnecessary now. You could des...

Full Review | Grade: C

Cloud Atlas

Chris Rebholz | May 06, 2013

Ambitious doesn't even begin to describe "Cloud Atlas," which marks the first collaboration between Andy and Lana Wachowski and Tom Tykwer. Powerhouse screen visionaries, the trio find an un...

Full Review | Grade: A