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

Mortal Engines If the steampunk aspect of Mortal Engines is one of the highlights ( and believe me, it is) then the script is one of the lower ones. | Full Review...

Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse R.I.P Stan Lee and be comforted in the knowledge that your legions of fans and your works of art will endure for a long time to come. I can’t think of a better way to honor Mr. Lee as this film embodies everything we could want. | Full Review...

The Equalizer 2 If you are a fan of action films and particularly the first Equalizer  - or you just like Denzel Washington – then this purchase was tailor-made for you. | Full Review...

Ben is Back Julia Roberts delivers an award-winning turn creating the most sensitive, anguished, and absorbing characterization in her long career. | Full Review...

It's a Wonderful Life If "It's a Wonderful Life" is part of your annual holiday viewing tradition you will definitely want to invest in the Digital HD download as you won’t be disappointed. | Full Review...

Mary Queen of Scots Yes, being a Queen in the Sixteenth century couldn’t have been easy and Mary, Queen of Scots, give the audience a mere glimpse into their lives. | Full Review...

Philadelphia Philadelphia brought a dream team of Hanks and Washington together with incredible results.  The film also made an impact on the Nation at a time when one was desperately needed. It is a reminder of how far we have come as a society and certainly should be owned in 4K UHD. | Full Review...

Mission: Impossible - Fallout Mission: Impossible – Fallout has a solid plot surrounded by the amazing stunts discussed earlier.  As action films go this is the full package and certainly one of this year’s best.  Cruise could retire after this knowing he made an incredible film. | Full Review...

The Nun The Nun takes a truly scary horror character and leaves us wanting more from her. Let’s say a few “Hail Mary’s” and hope our prayers are answered for a terrifying sequel. | Full Review...

Dog Days While Dog Days revolves around the dogs and how they bring lives together, they aren’t the main focus.  The relationships between the humans are the story here. The point the movie does make though is how these pets enrich our lives. | Full Review...