FlickDirect Movie Reviews

Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Injustice

Allison Rose | Oct 28, 2021

Hartley, who is no stranger to portraying a DC Comics superhero, comfortably slips into voicing Superman as he goes “dark” and vengeful in Injustice.

Full Review | Grade: B

Don't Breathe 2

Allison Rose | Oct 25, 2021

Lang did an excellent job in the first film, which is what I believe helped to make it so successful and he is no less ruthless or cunning in this sequel.

Full Review | Grade: C

The French Dispatch

Allison Rose | Oct 21, 2021

Anderson is known to assemble incredible casts for his films and The French Dispatch is no exception.

Full Review | Grade: B

Dune: Part One

Allison Rose | Oct 21, 2021

With a less the auspicious legacy, Warner Bros. took a risk by redoing Dune, and I am willing to bet their gamble will pay off.

Full Review | Grade: A

Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins

Allison Rose | Oct 19, 2021

While Golding offers a different portrayal than the rich, debonair pretty boy we have seen in the past, he can’t save this film.

Full Review | Grade: C

Smallville Physical Media: Blu-ray Review

Smallville: The Complete Series 20th Anniversary Collection

Allison Rose | Oct 18, 2021

From the very beginning it was apparent Smallville was something special.

Full Review | Grade: B

Halloween Kills

Allison Rose | Oct 15, 2021

Green, along with writer Scott Teems (That Evening Sun) do a wonderful job of mixing the past with the present to remind movie goers of where the franchise started and how far it has come.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Last Duel

Allison Rose | Oct 14, 2021

Director Ridley Scott (Alien) utilizes his trademark visual style to bring medieval France to the audience and make them feel as if they were transported there themselves.

Full Review | Grade: B