Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Scarface Allison Rose |  Oct 26, 2019 Pacino is a brilliant actor and his portrayal of a Cuban immigrant in Scarface is a perfect example of his work. Full Review  | Grade: B

The Current War Alyn Darnay |  Oct 25, 2019 If you’re a ‘Turn of the Century’ history buff you might like this movie. I did not. Full Review  | Grade: D

The Lion King Alyn Darnay |  Oct 25, 2019 This version of The Lion King is one of those films that light up the cinematic universe. It's visual, it's musical, and tells a fable that in itself is just a gem; don't miss it. Full Review  | Grade: A

Black and Blue Allison Rose |  Oct 24, 2019 Black and Blue is a story that should be told… Full Review  | Grade: C

Galaxy Quest Allison Rose |  Oct 23, 2019 While Galaxy Quest starts off like any other parody, it morphs into a truly human story about people, their humanity, their fragility, and their insecurities. Full Review  | Grade: A

Stuber Allison Rose |  Oct 21, 2019 The video quality of Stuber is only surpassed by the Dolby Atmos soundtrack Full Review  | Grade: C

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Judith Raymer |  Oct 17, 2019 As visually captivating as the original, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil surpasses its quality, and exceeds expectations. Full Review  | Grade: B

Crawl Allison Rose |  Oct 15, 2019 What Jaws did for sharks in 1975, Crawl has now done for alligators... Full Review  | Grade: B

Annabelle Comes Home Maureen Buccellato |  Oct 08, 2019 Despite minor shortcomings, it's an enjoyable film that continues to keep the legend of Annabelle alive and intriguing. Full Review  | Grade: B

Midsommar Leonard Buccellato |  Oct 08, 2019 Ari Aster is an Auteur on a mission: to make us question, and sometimes fear our relationships, family, and friends. And especially in Midsommar’s case, strange cults. Full Review  | Grade: B