Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Parental Guidance

Chris Rebholz | Apr 04, 2013

Billy Crystal hasn’t starred in a major motion picture since 2002.

Full Review | Grade: D

The Sweeney

Chris Rebholz | Apr 03, 2013

"The Sweeney" is based on a British television series that began in 1975, making its American theatrical run a little on the baffling side, though one should never doubt the drawing power of...

Full Review | Grade: B

The Host

John Delia | Mar 28, 2013

The Host Is A very good fantasy flick for teens and twenties.

Full Review | Grade: B

G.I. Joe: The Retaliation

Roger Longenbach | Mar 28, 2013

Ignore these story flaws and you still have a solid action film.

Full Review | Grade: B

Lincoln

Chris Rebholz | Mar 26, 2013

In 'Lincoln', Spielberg pairs with Day-Lewis for a restrained masterpiece, focusing on the final, crucial months of the 16th President's life.

Full Review | Grade: A

Hitchcock

Roger Longenbach | Mar 26, 2013

Now available on Blu-Ray & DVD is Fox Searchlight's Academy-Award nominated film Hitchcock. (Nominated in the Best Makeup & Hairstyling category) It stars Anthony Hopkins in the ti...

Full Review | Grade: B

The Hunchback Of Notre Dame

Chris Rebholz | Mar 22, 2013

"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" is another one of Disney's underrated films. This was released in the mid 90′s right when Pixar made their mark with their computer generated animated fil...

Full Review | Grade: C

Mulan

Chris Rebholz | Mar 22, 2013

"Mulan" was at the tail end of Disney's hand-drawn animation success and it seems as though it was one Disney's more underrated successes. The music and songs are memorable and it...

Full Review | Grade: B

Brother Bear

Chris Rebholz | Mar 22, 2013

When "Brother Bear" first hit theaters, it seemed that Disney was slipping quite a bit with their animated films but looking at it again with a little more age and wisdom adds a little somet...

Full Review | Grade: C