Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

Read FlickDirect reviews covering theatrical releases, streaming originals, and physical media, from new releases to classics.

Here at FlickDirect, our goal is to provide up-to-date reviews on theatrical, home entertainment, and television series. Check out the reviews of upcoming films or programming, and even our take on the classics.

Dolittle Allison Rose |  Mar 27, 2020 Robert Downey, Jr. makes Dolittle what it is. Full Review  | Grade: B

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Eric English |  Mar 25, 2020 Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker will both leave you satisfied yet longing for more. Full Review  | Grade: A

The Grudge Allison Rose |  Mar 23, 2020 The jump scares are spot on and the level of gore produced by the makeup artists is truly horrifying. Full Review  | Grade: C

Jumanji: The Next Level Alyn Darnay |  Mar 22, 2020 Packed with comedy and action, “Jumanji: The Next Level” is a rousing good time. It’s great escapist material. Go get it today. You won’t be disappointed. Full Review  | Grade: B

Spies in Disguise Allison Rose |  Mar 17, 2020 Spies in Disguise is a fun movie with terrific voice actors and some wonderful animation. Full Review  | Grade: B

Richard Jewell Allison Rose |  Mar 17, 2020 Hauser was a great option to portray Jewell, not only for his physical resemblance but because he emitted an aura of truly caring for people while following the rules to a point of taking them overboard. Full Review  | Grade: B

Bloodshot Allison Rose |  Mar 12, 2020 There is no doubt that Vin Diesel is an action star and he showcases this talent throughout the film. Full Review  | Grade: C

The Ten Commandments Allison Rose |  Mar 10, 2020 DeMille was among the best and these movies are classics. Full Review  | Grade: A

A Quiet Place Allison Rose |  Mar 10, 2020 The concept for the movie is so basic you would think it was uninspired and couldn’t possibly be any good but you would be wrong. Full Review  | Grade: A

Uncut Gems Allison Rose |  Mar 09, 2020 Filmmakers Josh and Benny Safdie bought a quality product to audiences this past year and Sandler shines and the wholly unlikeable Ratner, but the film has flaws. Full Review  | Grade: B