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

Alex Proyas and the cast of Gods of Egypt did the best they could do with the source material presented to them, and while it isn’t a terrible movie, it is certainly not one that is in the same league as the Hunger Games franchise that it is trying to replace.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Finest Hours, while not a horrible film, really just isn’t that compelling of a story.

Full Review | Grade: C

With 20th Century Fox’s Deadpool sucking out most of the air on Valentine’s Weekend 2016, most critics didn’t give this film a second look, which is extremely unfortunate.

Full Review | Grade: B

Making sure Deadpool 4k is presented with the best quality, every inch of space on the 4k Blu-ray disc is used for the picture and sound relegated the extra to the Blu-ray disc which also comes in the package.

Full Review | Grade: B

As more of an intellectual horror film, The Witch made the audience think and interpret where the true evil comes from.

Full Review | Grade: B

Jennifer Lawrence is as good as ever, and she and Bradley Cooper have a chemistry that makes them a formidable team.

Full Review | Grade: B

For all its schmaltzy graphics, the Independence Day is beautifully presented in 1080p resolution that really makes the explosions fill the entire room. 

Full Review | Grade: B

If you missed all the hype, DiCaprio won his first Oscar for this role, so it’s safe to say he does an excellent job, especially because he spends much of The Revenant nonverbal.

Full Review | Grade: B

If you are a fan of the 80’s style of horror movies, then you will find some enjoyment from Krampus.

Full Review | Grade: B

The original Ride Along film was a quirky buddy-cop film that was a nice change of pace from what was currently out there; however, in Ride Along 2, the plot lost it’s spark.

Full Review | Grade: C