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

The voice talent in Little Pony: The Movie is incredibly strong with veteran voice actors and the aforementioned cast with a 1080p high definition video quality is strong and the colors pop off the screen beautifully.

Full Review | Grade: C

The 2160p high definition video quality is much kinder to The Dark Knight than it was to its predecessor, Batman Begins. The special effects are so well done that you can’t see any flaws in the upgrade to 4K. 

Full Review | Grade: B

With Nolan at the helm and Bale steering the ship this Batman film delves deeper and is more serious than its predecessors but it works so well you can’t help but admire the craftsmanship.

Full Review | Grade: B

On its shiny surface Killing Gunther looks like a comedy-action film, starring the Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger, unfortunately the only thing this film has going for Arnold is that he is absent for so long you truly appreciate his charisma once he does finally show up.

Full Review | Grade: D

The subject matter of American Made is interesting and outrageous and the fact that is it based on true events makes it all the more intriguing. 

Full Review | Grade: B

If you look up the word inception in the dictionary, you will find this meaning - an act, process, or instance of beginning: commencement. However, for director Christopher Nolan it means something slightly different.

Full Review | Grade: B

He Said He Would Be Back...This Time in 4K Ultra HD

Full Review | Grade: B

The true break-out performance of Kingsman: The Golden Circle is that of Sir Elton John, playing, of course, himself. He effortlessly steals each scene he is in.

Full Review | Grade: B

Stronger isn't a movie about the events of April 2013 and how it affected Boston and the United States.  Rather, it is about how one sunny afternoon affected a simple man,  his girlfriend, and his family.

Full Review | Grade: B

Dunkirk is a great cinematographic film. The impact of the actual historical event at Dunkirk is finely produced and theatrically impactful.  Nolan took Dunkirk to a new level, emphasizing the actions of many over the actions of a few.  Well played, Director Nolan, well played.

Full Review | Grade: B