Theatrical, 4K UHD, Digital HD, and Blu-ray Reviews

Blindspot: The Complete Second Season Blindspot has clearly shown what creative writing, determination, and the casting of the right actors can do for a show- bring it an audience that is mesmerized and captivated by the story and sub-plots that clearly exist to support the show. | Full Review...

The Dinner The Dinner is a real good conversation starter, after the movie, when you ask your friends “What would you have done?” It’s not an easy conversation to have, or an easy movie to watch, as the subject matter is tough but the overall feel, while not as good as the Italian version, is a solid film with a strong cast. | Full Review...

Crashing: The Complete First Season The writing is pretty good and flows nicely.  With a few episodes directed by Judd Apatow (Trainwreck), there is also a feel of gawky realism that makes the audience sympathetic.  It seems HBO has yet another hit on its hands.  I hope Crashing can continue the momentum it built in season one. | Full Review...

Big Little Lies With a good old fashioned “whodunit” plot surrounded by narcissistic people and their spoiled children, Big Little Lies offers quality entertainment that we have come to expect from HBO.  This is one show that should not be missed. | Full Review...

Going in Style While meant to be a comedy, this remake makes a statement regarding our elderly and how we treat them. After working all their lives, greed sees their pensions ripped out from under them and their social security isn’t enough for them to live on. | Full Review...

The Circle Even though The Circle is work fiction its themes are extremely relevant in today's society. A society in which everyone shares and documents everything they do online for the world to see. | Full Review...

Shooter: The Complete First Season Shooter highlights the precision and calculations needs to be one of the great snipers in the world.  Unfortunately, the drama is lack luster and doesn’t really offer up the level of suspense and tension that it should. | Full Review...

Gifted Family drama usually makes for a good script and while Gifted is no exception, the cast is really what gives the movie its bite. If you like a good, heartfelt story, this is worth watching. | Full Review...

The Boss Baby Baldwin is perfect as the voice of the Boss Baby.  His deep vocal tones are authoritative and commanding, which make Boss Baby believable.  Kudrow and Kimmel have a soothing quality to their voices that make them great choices for the parents. | Full Review...

Warlock Collection I don’t know how many times I can say this but these Vestron Video releases are casting a spell on me | Full Review...