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

The Counselor doesn't divulge its secrets easily, and in fact this is one film that virtually requires (at least) a second viewing.

Full Review | Grade: B

Regardless of how well Gravity fares at this year's Academy Awards, it's a stunning achievement in filmmaking unlike anything that's ever come before.

Full Review | Grade: B

I frankly never completely bought into The Americans' conceit, that said, the show is intricately structured and features some fantastically fun (and sometimes unexpectedly funny) performances.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Fifth Estate suffers with scattershot direction, slippery scripting and hit or miss casting, with Cumberbatch doing his best but succumbing to a mediocre screenplay and Condon's wishy washy vision.

Full Review | Grade: B

The cast of Baggage Claim is certainly game and tries hard, but there's the whiff of desperation in many scenes. You've seen all of this before, and in better films, to boot. Maybe even a couple by Tyler Perry, perish the thought.

Full Review | Grade: D

Younger kids (like way younger kids) will probably get a kick out of Free Birds, but for anyone past the tot stage, this film will seem old, tired and derivative.

Full Review | Grade: C

"Through the Never” is quite a ride, and Metallica fans are rewarded with several teeth-rattling performances.

Full Review | Grade: B

For a first-time purchaser of Million Dollar Baby, this 10th Anniversary Edition is the clear winner, because of the new extras and lossless sound.

Full Review | Grade: B

Don't get me wrong—Enough Said is a perfectly sweet little film, and it's actually rather touching at several key moments.

Full Review | Grade: B

call, Archer definitely hits the bullseye. Once again, the show looks and sounds great on Blu-ray and this release (despite the absence of any copious supplements) comes highly recommended.

Full Review | Grade: B