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

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Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Jennifer Broderick | Mar 28, 2017

The children of the last decade grew up living and breathing Harry Potter. Now, the children of this one can also experience the magic and be a part of something big - the story of Gellert Grindelwald and Newt Scamander.

Full Review | Grade: B

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

Allison Rose | Mar 27, 2017

While all eight films are out on Blu-ray, the last four come to 4K Blu-ray this week and promise to be worth the asking price. The content hasn’t changed but the quality is just a little higher standard.

Full Review | Grade: B

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Allison Rose | Mar 27, 2017

These movies are classics that will delight generations to come and having them in their most updated format is essential for any Harry Potter fan.

Full Review | Grade: B

20th Century Women

Allison Rose | Mar 27, 2017

Part of why this script works is the cast. They work so well together that the dialogue makes sense and the scenes feel as intimate as they should.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Smurfs

Allison Rose | Mar 27, 2017

For those, like me, who remember the cartoon, this movie is a pleasant stroll down memory lane. The Smurfs are well animated with special attention given to details.

Full Review | Grade: B

Assassins Creed

Allison Rose | Mar 21, 2017

With a terrific cast full of Oscar nominees and winners, I had pretty high expectations...Fassbender is pretty tough as Cal...Irons always makes for a convincing bad guy.

Full Review | Grade: C

Live By Night

Allison Rose | Mar 21, 2017

Ben Affleck has a knack for picking talent and Live By Night is no exception.

Full Review | Grade: C

Sing

Allison Rose | Mar 20, 2017

Sing reminds of why Illumination Studios is one of the best in the field, giving Disney and Pixar a run for their money.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Complete First Season

Jennifer Broderick | Mar 20, 2017

Insecure Season One is smart and relevant and entertaining enough, especially if you fall into that millennial demographic to which the show is aimed.

Full Review | Grade: B