Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Robocop Leonard Buccellato |  Nov 18, 2019 This Robocop release is Part Man, Part Machine, and ALL ARROW VIDEO! Full Review  | Grade: A

Frozen II Allison Rose |  Nov 14, 2019 The animation is incredible. Probably some of the best I have ever seen. Full Review  | Grade: B

Ford v Ferrari Allison Rose |  Nov 13, 2019 Ford vs. Ferrari is one of this year’s best films and Bale and Damon’s performances help make it a winner. Full Review  | Grade: A

Good Boys Allison Rose |  Nov 12, 2019 The cast, for being so young, is excellent. Trembly is already a seasoned professional with a number of terrific performances under his belt. Full Review  | Grade: B

The Peanut Butter Falcon Judith Raymer |  Nov 11, 2019 Whether on Blu-ray or downloaded, seeing this film in at home provides an added intimacy that eludes larger theater viewings. Full Review  | Grade: B

Playing With Fire Allison Rose |  Nov 07, 2019 Hildebrand is great and Convery and Slater are adorable in this film. Full Review  | Grade: C

Midway Alyn Darnay |  Nov 07, 2019 MIDWAY is simply a great film experience. See it on the big screen or you’ll miss the sweep of its effects and 1940’s period grandeur. Full Review  | Grade: A

The Art of Racing in the Rain Allison Rose |  Nov 06, 2019 Ventimiglia is solid and Seyfried, a personal favorite of mine, does a wonderful job as a loving, supportive wife. Full Review  | Grade: C

Universal Soldier Allison Rose |  Nov 04, 2019 What Emmerich does do is present some very good action sequences which is probably why he was offered the opportunity to direct Independence Day. Full Review  | Grade: C

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Leonard Buccellato |  Nov 04, 2019 While these things may themselves sound like overused horror tropes, the creative team herein, have done an excellent job at keeping things fresh and altogether scary, doing justice to Schwartz’s beloved stories. Full Review  | Grade: B