Physical Media: 4K UHD, Blu-ray, DVD Reviews

The 4K UHD Blu-ray combo pack offers quite a punch (as opposed to a push)

Full Review | Grade: B

Arrow Video is always on point and their recent treatments for George A. Romero’s lesser known films are no exception.

Full Review | Grade: B

With immense production value from the costumes and lighting to songs and choreography, The Greatest Showman has it all and does it exceptionally well.

Full Review | Grade: B

For those who love the X-Men Universe, you should definitely check out Legion as it gives you some of the aspects you like while infusing some newer ideas into the plot.  The cast is great and the production is very good making this a solid option for your Mutant loving viewing.

Full Review | Grade: B

Father figures is a fun, road trip kind of movie that brings two brothers closer together.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Sandlot is a funny, feel-good movie that reminds us of a simpler time both in the country and our own lives. These boys offer hope and optimism and good, old-fashioned fun and the movie pulls us in and gets us invested early on making the viewer want to stay until the very end.

Full Review | Grade: B

Sometimes the technology of 4K can be problematic with special effects especially in older films but that is not the case here. The 2160p resolution of Star Wars: The Last Jedi is fantastic, especially when viewing the final fight scene.

Full Review | Grade: B

Very well written, acted and produced, The Handmaid's Tale definitely showcases some of what is great about television these days.

Full Review | Grade: B

Generally, I’m not a fan of remakes and sequels as they are never as good as the original but Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle is the rare exception.

Full Review | Grade: B

Ferdinand offers a timeless message of acceptance and inclusion while combining Hispanic culture and a lesson in bullfighting.

Full Review | Grade: C