Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World offers the audience adventure and romance while finishing the story off in a sentimental and touching way.

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With a video game feel, Overload takes a World War II theme and mixes it with a science fiction element to create something unique and unexpected.

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This rendition of Robin Hood is a great modernization of a tale that has lasted for centuries. Whether or not this version appeals to you will be based on a lot of geographical and age factors, but it definitely is a worthy retelling of the tale.

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A Star Is Born has already received innumerable honors, awards, and nominations. Hurry to own your own personal copy so that you can say you owned it before the sweep of Oscar wins!

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Can You Ever Forgive Me? is a pleasure to watch even as you witness Israel’s world crumbling around her. Some of McCarthy’s finest work to date.

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Audiard did a great job putting together a terrific cast that plays out the drama on screen beautifully.

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Isn't It Romantic does offer a terrific message about loving oneself before anyone or anything else and finding one’s self-worth and Wilson delivers it in the nicest possible way.

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Freddie Mercury was a brilliant musician who left an everlasting mark on the world. Bohemian Rhapsody offers a small insight into Freddie's world and that of the band Queen.

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While The Front Runner is a commentary on how this incident changed journalism forever, it is also a story with which many of us are already familiar.

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Nobody's Fool provides a fun two hours, and watching Tiffany Haddish act on screen is always a huge treat.

Full Review | Grade: B