Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Zero Dark Thirty

John Delia | Jan 03, 2013

Zero Dark Thirty Is A brilliant piece of work that has a no holds barred attitude when it comes to t

Full Review | Grade: A

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: A

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: A

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