Breaking is a true story showcase for John Boyega
‘Breaking’ tells the story of a real life person in a terrible situation ending badly… continue reading
Drama
Baby Assassins shows how fun two high school girls might have as assassins
‘Baby Assassins’ is a light, fun sort of R-rated bloodbath with winning leads… continue reading
Prey is easily the most badass & powerful Predator movie since the original
‘Prey’ is the only Predator sequel that is any good, but it’s so good it may even surpass the original classic… continue reading
Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris is pure whimsy
Lesley Manville steals the show and our hearts… continue reading
Giant (1956) Review :: Giant has diminished with age, even in 4K
James Dean’s final film is an epic that has not held up well… continue reading
Elvis gives credit where credit is due
The latest music biopic will inevitably be controversial… continue reading
The Clock beautifully celebrates Judy Garland’s 100th birthday
Warner Archive latest release is a 1945 tale of chance encounter love during the Second World War… continue reading
Top Gun: Maverick is everything you want it to be
Tom Cruise shows why he’s still a movie star three decades after the original… continue reading
Montana Story is about a place and two people trying to escape the past
‘Montana Story’ is a laguid, melancholy tale of siblings set against an endless sky… continue reading
Firestarter has a spark but fails to ignite
Competent leads and a great score make this remake barely watchable… continue reading
Aline is the weirdest biopic not about Celine Dion
Is it a biopic? Is it a spoof? Is it for real? Who knows… continue reading
The Batman swoops into action
Not an origin story but an origin story of sorts… continue reading
The Green Mile is miraculous in 4K
The classic film gets a stellar upgrade from Blu-ray… continue reading
Death on the Nile Review :: Set sail for Death on the Nile
The all-star murder mystery has enough twists and turns even for fans of the original… continue reading
It’s a Dickens of a whodunit in The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Kino Lorber delivers a fine presentation of this little known film… continue reading