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

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The Hunger Games Physical Media: 4K UHD Review

The Hunger Games Series

Allison Rose | Nov 08, 2016

The 4K Blu-rays are presented in 2160p High Definition video with a 2.39:1 aspect ratio. This, of course, makes the resolution fantastic and the colors vibrant and spectacular.

Full Review | Grade: B

Bad Moms

Allison Rose | Oct 31, 2016

Kunis, Hahn and Bell are terrific together and Hahn shines as the epitome of a bad mom.

Full Review | Grade: B

Mr. Church

Allison Rose | Oct 25, 2016

What starts out as a heartwarming, but tragic, story, loses itself half way through and becomes so much less than it potentially could have been.

Full Review | Grade: C

Independence Day: Resurgence

Allison Rose | Oct 25, 2016

If you own the first Independence Day, I suggest buying this one so you have both in your collection, but, as a stand-alone, it doesn’t excite as much as the original.

Full Review | Grade: D

Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising

Jennifer Broderick | Oct 21, 2016

Neighbors 2- Sorority Rising did, indeed, keep the same theme but, except for Efron's character, the other characters stayed on the same emotional level.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Night Of

Allison Rose | Oct 21, 2016

The Night Of is a hard look at the judicial system, The New York Police Department, Rikers Island Penitentiary and racism in the United States.

Full Review | Grade: B

Alice Through the Looking Glass

Jennifer Broderick | Oct 18, 2016

Alice Through the Looking Glass is a little busy and there is a lot going on, but there is so much origin presented that all the detail is worth watching.

Full Review | Grade: B

Cafe Society

Allison Rose | Oct 18, 2016

Woody Allen has a way of capturing the tone and essence of whatever setting and time period he is highlighting and transports the viewer seamlessly into that world.

Full Review | Grade: B