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

Blindspotting Blindspotting is enjoyable and entertaining while offering a sober look at some of the things facing our young, black male population, especially in urban settings.  Serious moments peppered with humor and fun keep this film from being too bogged down. | Full Review...

Instant Family Instant Family is a feel-good film during the holiday season and one that should be seen by everyone as it might just start a much-needed dialogue. | Full Review...

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald While the magical aspects and visuals are appealing, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is clunky and awkward.  Fans of the Potter Universe will no doubt go to see it but shouldn’t expect it to be as inviting as the first film. | Full Review...

A Private War A Private War is haunting but does the life of Marie Colvin justice.  It couldn’t have been easy but it was an important life and the film pays homage to the brilliant woman behind the faces of wars and conflicts all over the world. | Full Review...

First Blood If you are a fan of the Rambo series these 4K UHD discs are a must to pick up. | Full Review...

The Meg The Meg holds its own with its unique storyline and is definitely a worthwhile purchase. | Full Review...

Air Force One Air Force One offers a great cast, strong action sequences and a solid plot that will keep one entertained throughout.  In the action/hostage/drama genre it is a top pick along with Die Hard so if you are a fan, you will definitely want to pick this one up. | Full Review...

BlacKkKlansman BlacKkKlansman is a well-told story and I would be surprised if it didn’t garner some Oscar nominations this year. | Full Review...

The Grinch As this is the season for family moviegoing, The Grinch throws its hat in the ring as a solid offering to spend one’s hard earned money on. | Full Review...

The Darkest Minds If you have a young adult in your household who read the book you may want to pick up this film for them as the will probably enjoy seeing the story come to life. | Full Review...