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

The Post Question: What do you get when you put Streep and Tom Hanks together with Director Steven Spielberg? Answer: A movie making a “dream team” of course. | Full Review...

American Assassin American Assassin, while not a literal translation, hit all the marks in terms of the creation of the world of Mitch Rapp...It is also quite a refreshing film that takes a break from the standard comic book fare. | Full Review...

Jumanji Jumanji gets an update this month while Sony celebrates the 20th anniversary of the original with a 4K UHD Blu-ray release. | Full Review...

Despicable Me 3 Despicable Me 3 is a highly entertaining movie for the entire family.  Between the actual movie itself, both in script and picture/audio, as well as the amazing bonus features provided, there is no reason to miss the purchase of this home release. It is a welcome addition to every home. | Full Review...

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Several versions of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets have been released in the past - DVD, Blu-ray, extended version - but none so much detailed and brilliant as the 4K UHD version.  | Full Review...

Logan Lucky Daniel Craig is great as this hillbilly yet intelligent criminal.  This role is unlike anything we have seen him play before as it was less serious and certainly less refined from his James Bond hero. | Full Review...

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire J.K. Rowling chose well in her partnership with Warner Bros. in bringing the Harry Potter book series to life.  The Goblet of Fire really shows the differences in the characteristics of the different Hogwarts houses but also shows how no matter what house you are in, you will find friends in every corner. | Full Review...

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban With the upgrade in technology, it is no wonder the Harry Potter series has been given the updated release.  These films are ripe for the newest and best and the transfers are very well done. | Full Review...

Leap! The animation team spent over two years bringing Paris to life for Leap and their hard work and dedication pay off with detailed scenes that are very well done.  | Full Review...

Roman J. Israel, Esq. Roman J. Israel, Esq. was unsettling in both a good and a bad way and at moments was difficult to watch.  However, Washington is so amazing in general, and incredible in this role specifically, that the uncomfortable feeling is tolerated in order to see how the plot plays out in the end. | Full Review...