Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews by Maureen Buccellato

Browse reviews written by Maureen Buccellato, including critical takes on films, home entertainment releases, and television series.

Maureen's taste in film and television is across the board; from horror to romantic comedies, drama to science-fiction, she likes them all.

Men in Black: International Sep 05, 2019 While Men in Black: International does an amazing job of expanding the MIB Universe, it really is lacking the charisma from the first and third film. Full Review  | Grade: C

Ma Sep 02, 2019 Octavia Spencer's character portrayal is something we haven't really seen from her before. Sure, she's played some strong roles but this takes the cake. Full Review  | Grade: C

BrightBurn Aug 20, 2019 BrightBurn refreshingly to take this superbeing element and infuse it with the horror genre. Full Review  | Grade: A

Avengers: Endgame Aug 12, 2019 This 4K UHD Blu-ray of Avengers: Endgame is a perfect way to experience this film for the first time or a fifth (or fiftieth) time. You will love it 3000. Full Review  | Grade: A

Weird Science Jul 31, 2019 Weird Science is a must-own for kids of the '80s or just fans of the genre in general. It's a fun film and a great way to spend a night at home. Full Review  | Grade: A

Long Shot Jul 30, 2019 Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen - power couple? One may not immediately think of this duo in such a way but in Long Shot, you are quickly convinced. Full Review  | Grade: B

Missing Link Jul 26, 2019 Missing Link is another great Laika addition to the home entertainment marketplace! Full Review  | Grade: A

Alita: Battle Angel Jul 26, 2019 Rosa Salazar plays the role of Alita with ease, bringing humanity and warmth to her character. Full Review  | Grade: B

Hellboy Jul 24, 2019 The uptick in quality of Hellboy 4K from the Blu-ray release is easily seen as colors pop and sharpness and clarity are much better overall. Full Review  | Grade: B

Dumbo Jun 25, 2019 Dumbo injects some originality into the film to expand upon the story of the original 1941 release with some uneven results. Full Review  | Grade: B