The Running Man is perfectly entertaining but didn’t quite swing for the fences and tried at times to be as bonkers as something like Mad Max: Fury Road but instead stepped back into your traditional Hollywood action-er.
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The Running Man is perfectly entertaining but didn’t quite swing for the fences and tried at times to be as bonkers as something like Mad Max: Fury Road but instead stepped back into your traditional Hollywood action-er.
Network is a film ahead of its time and the message is more apt today than ever before. Beyond that, the performances are all excellent to go along with sharp dialogue and solid direction from Sidney Lumet.
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Regretting You is a romantic-drama starring Allison Williams, McKenna Grace, Dave Franco, Mason Thames and Scott Eastwood and arrives on Blu-ray through Paramount Pictures.
All the President’s Men is one of those rare movies that stand the test of time in both quality and subject matter. Not only is the story fascinating but the components of the film itself top notch.
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One Battle After Another comes to 4K Ultra HD on January 20th, 2026, with no bonus features.
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Snowden as a person is interesting but Oliver Stone’s bio-drama fails to make a connection for me although the subject matter behind his actions should’ve made for a great drama and instead I found it pretty lackluster.
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The Conjuring: Last Rites is easily the weaker entry in the franchise and while I still like the dynamic between Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, the series has certainly waned at this point.
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The Nightmare on Elm Street franchise has never been a favorite of mine though the inferior sequels might not be great, they are better than the majority of the Friday the 13th sequels at least.
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The Naked Gun might not hold a candle to the 1988 original but I think it’s a good entry into a once dormant franchise and Liam Neeson does justice to the legacy of Leslie Nielson playing the part with a straight face amongst the sophomoric humor.
Wolf Man is the latest horror movie from Leigh Whannell (Insidious: Chapter 3, The Invisible Man) and stars Christopher Abbott and Julia Garner.
Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride arrives on 4K Ultra HD from Warner Bros. and comes complete with a couple new features along with legacy bonus materials.
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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning might not be the grand or great send-off to this long-running franchise and while I certainly can admire the stunt work and Tom Cruise’s commitment, but the story was stretched thin.
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F1: The Movie might not break new ground in terms of the story but the action is well filmed and the performance by Brad Pitt reminds you just how charming he can be. Director Joseph Kosinski is on a hot streak with this and Top Gun: Maverick.
Superman (2025) is a fine start to the revamped DC Universe under the guide of James Gunn and Peter Safran. David Corenswet is fun as Superman and Nicholas Hoult truly makes you hate Lex Luthor.
At best I would say Jurassic World Rebirth was watchable and okay as a time-waster but it joins the ranks of the others in the franchise of being mediocre.
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