Wander is a thriller released to DVD on January 19 from Paramount starring Aaron Eckhart, Katheryn Winnick, Heather Graham, Raymond Cruz and Tommy Lee Jones.
Jan 082021
01/08/2021
DVD Reviews, Quick Hit Reviews
Feb 282020
Midway was a nice surprise as going in didn’t have much of any expectations, but found the action to be well done and features a fine ensemble cast, no one really standing out, and instead the air battles take center stage.
02/28/2020
4K UHD Reviews, Blu-ray Reviews
Dec 242017
The Dark Knight might just be the closest to superhero movie perfection as they come and although it might be mostly remembered for Heath Ledger’s amazing performance which garnered him an Oscar posthumously, the script is expertly written by Jonathan and Christopher Nolan.
12/24/2017
4K UHD Reviews, Screen Caps
Mar 022017
Incarnate wasn’t terrible but was entirely forgettable and only bearable thanks to Aaron Eckhart who for some reason agreed to this turkey of a supernatural-horror flick that somehow made to the big screen albeit for a short time.
03/02/2017
Blu-ray Reviews, Featured Review, Screen Caps
May 312016
London Has Fallen is an entertaining actioner, something that probably would’ve better served released back in the ‘80s, though it’s not exactly a necessary sequel since Olympus Has Fallen, while a nice time, didn’t need a follow-up. Having said that, this entry is at least worth a rental, just don’t expect any sort of depth.
05/31/2016
Blu-ray Reviews, Featured Review, Screen Caps
Feb 262016
My All American is the clichéd sports drama but mostly well acted especially on the part of Finn Wittrock. I can’t say I recommend it considering it is the type of film that will eventually air on Spike or maybe even the Hallmark Channel in a few years but if you enjoy the genre, it might be a worthwhile rental.
02/26/2016
Blu-ray Reviews, Featured Review, Quick Hit Reviews, Screen Caps
Sep 052014
Any Given Sunday is an engaging movie that many sports, especially NFL, will enjoy and not only holds up today, but kind of predicts a few trends that have permeated college and pro football.
09/05/2014
Blu-ray Reviews, Quick Hit Reviews
May 062014
I, Frankenstein is not only dumb movie but worse of all, takes itself far too seriously so you take something that could’ve been a fun little ride into a dark and dank film that instead is forgettable in nearly every regard save for Bill Nighy who is perhaps the only good thing in this mess of a film.
05/06/2014
3D Blu-ray Reviews, Blu-ray Reviews