Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Blade Nathan M Rose |  Dec 03, 2020 Blade has never looked better on home video. From DVD to Blu-ray and now to 4K, each new release does not disappoint. Full Review  | Grade: A

Godmothered Allison Rose |  Dec 02, 2020 Godmothered is cutesy, cheesy, predictable, and uninspired but it has a few good moments and a pretty good soundtrack. Full Review  | Grade: C

Mank Allison Rose |  Dec 01, 2020 One of the best things about Mank is the cast, especially Oldman and Seyfried. Full Review  | Grade: B

Beverly Hills Cop Allison Rose |  Dec 01, 2020 Murphy is a one-man show backed up by his supporting cast – especially Reinhold and Ashton – who allow Murphy the freedom to do what he does best. Full Review  | Grade: B

Lord of the Rings, The: Motion Picture Trilogy Allison Rose |  Nov 30, 2020 The acting, directing, score, special effects and screenplay are excellent, and the three films have won seventeen Academy Awards combined. Full Review  | Grade: A

Coming to America Steelbook Allison Rose |  Nov 30, 2020 Coming to America showcased Murphy at the height of his fame and success and it was the perfect vehicle for both him and Hall. Full Review  | Grade: A

Resident Evil The Complete Series Allison Rose |  Nov 24, 2020 Jovovich is strong as the intense and serious Alice and she is matched by some of the other recurring actors throughout the series. Full Review  | Grade: C

The Croods: A New Age Allison Rose |  Nov 23, 2020 In a time when things are so unstable, it is nice that a movie like this one can come along to remind us all of what is most important in life. Full Review  | Grade: B

Sound of Metal Allison Rose |  Nov 20, 2020 Sound of Metal is a poignant study of trying to accept the life one has been given and not dwelling on the loss. Full Review  | Grade: A

The Last Vermeer Allison Rose |  Nov 19, 2020 It is Pearce’s performance that makes The Last Vermeer as interesting and entertaining as it ends up being. Full Review  | Grade: B