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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
Is the “Middle-Earth Ultimate Collector’s Edition” the one “Lord of the Rings” release to rule them all?
All four “Mad Max” films are hitting 4K Ultra HD in the same spot, and we’re breaking it all down.
“Jungle Cruise” arrives at home with tons of featurettes and double-digit deleted scenes.
Catch up on everything that went down at Disney+ Day as we recap it all in one place for you!
Find out how you can win a free Blu-ray copy of “Candyman.”
“C’mon, C’mon” earns its emotional ups and downs on its way to being one of the best films of 2021.
“Eternals” is a bit inconsistent, but if that’s the cost to see the MCU deviate from its typical formula, then it’s a price worth paying.
“Red Notice” is undoubtedly big, but it’s also unnecessarily messy, painfully unfunny and, well, just plain dumb.
After bombing at the box office and on HBO Max, the sci-fi noir thriller”Reminiscence” is poised to make its home release on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on November … Continue Reading Bonus Features: ‘Reminiscence’ adds a handful of extras to a dull film
“Spencer” is brutal, pulling no punches when breaking down its protagonist, but what it also does is begin to put her back together.