Physical Media: 4K UHD, Blu-ray, DVD Reviews

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3 Days to Kill

Allison Rose | May 29, 2014

Though 3 Days to Kill will never win an Oscar or a Golden Globe, it is a fast paced film, the is enjoyable when you just want to relax and have some good old action fun on your TV.

Full Review | Grade: B

Napoleon Dynamite Physical Media: Blu-ray Review

Napoleon Dynamite: 10th Anniversary Edition

Sean Ferguson | May 25, 2014

I give it One “Gosh!” out of five……but I’m sure Napoleon Dynamite’s fans will think its totally Freaking Sweet!

Full Review | Grade: D

Devil's Due

Michelle Koesten | May 15, 2014

Overall, Devil's Due was just not unique enough or interesting enough to be on the same level as a The Blair Witch Project, whose success they clearly hoped to mimic.

Full Review | Grade: D

Her

Michelle Koesten | May 13, 2014

Her is a very unquie tale about love and relationships, and is definitely worth the time to watch the tale.

Full Review | Grade: B

Son of Batman

Michelle Koesten | May 07, 2014

I wasn't looking forward to Son of Batman. Of course I know about Batman and have watched all the feature movies, but this was a cartoon for kids. Apparently, I was wrong on that score. T...

Full Review | Grade: C

Veronica Mars: The Movie

Michelle Koesten | May 01, 2014

For fans of Veronica Mars, the TV series about a teenage outcast and private detective, the long awaited film version of the television show was a long time coming. It had been seven years since the t...

Full Review | Grade: C

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

Michelle Koesten | Apr 25, 2014

Overall, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is a decent creative film that you don’t have to be a Ben Stiller fan to enjoy.

Full Review | Grade: B

Norma Rae

Chris Rebholz | Apr 16, 2014

Norma Rae reputation rightly rests largely on the small but steady shoulders of Sally Field, who anchors this film with equal parts grit and heart.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Nut Job

Chris Rebholz | Apr 15, 2014

“The Nut Job” ends with requisite elements of action and break-up-to-make-up scripting, stuffed with a few double-crosses and chase sequences to pad the picture.

Full Review | Grade: C

Fargo

Chris Rebholz | Apr 15, 2014

A film about greed and violence that is sometimes classified as a comedy proved to be Joel and Ethan Coen's first major breakthrough to mainstream audiences. Earning seven Academy Award nomination...

Full Review | Grade: B