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Matt and the Bat: The Birth of a Genre Filmmaking Master

Prior to the release of “The Batman,” take a look back at director Matt Reeves’ rise up the Hollywood ranks.

While “Marry Me” almost elevates itself above its peers, it ultimately falls victim to genre tropes and is unable to nail down its tone.

“King Richard’s” bonus features pull back the curtain on the real-life man behind the tennis legends.

“Moonfall” never fully embraces the absurdity of its plot, and as a result, is a failure to launch.

“Wayne’s World” is releasing a special edition Steelbook Blu-ray to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Read our review of the new release!

With a beautiful look and sound, and a long list of extras, “Last Night In Soho’s” 4K release is a great pick up.

“Scream” continues Wes Craven’s legacy with a story that is just as clever and suspenseful as its predecessors.

The beauty of “Dune” translates brilliantly from the big screen to its 4K home release.

Following a predictable plot with formulaic action, “The 355” fumbles the potential of a talented cast.

Peter Dinklage and company have delivered one of the best films of 2021 that will sing and dance its way into your heart.

It’s hard to believe that one of Hollywood’s greatest stars has yet to lead his own film, but here Mahershala Ali is – one Oscar under his belt – and … Continue Reading Review: Ali delivers powerhouse performances in teary drama ‘Swan Song’

Leonardo DiCaprio’s defining film makes it 4K Ultra HD debut this month.

“Malignant” and “Cry Macho” are hitting shelves, but the bonus features are slim.

“Hawkeye” delivers fun action, solid humor, and a bright new MCU star in its first two episodes.

Playful enough to be engaging but caustic enough to pack a punch, “Bad Luck Banging” is worth the ride – if you know what you’re in for.

As the Marvel Cinematic Universe has ventured into Phase 4 of its ever-expanding superhero saga, it’s been an up and down ride throughout 2021. There have been highs, lows and … Continue Reading Bonus Features: ‘Shang-Chi’ extras shed new light on the deep familial conflict