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Film and TV news and reviews of cinema and Blu-ray + UHD 4K.
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Sonic’s back and learning responsibility, but Dr. Robotnik is too! Robotnik teams up with Knuckles to take down Sonic, who gets help from Tails. Jim Carrey absolutely shines as Robotnik, …
Panasonic’s JZ1500E OLED TV is a top-tier performer, blending stunning picture quality with impressive gaming features. Boasting Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and 120Hz support, it delivers an immersive experience for …
Even though Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness has narrative stumbles, the 4K UHD release is a visual and auditory masterpiece. The picture quality boasts stunning detail and depth, …
Daniel Espinosa’s superhero debut, Morbius, starts strong with a compelling premise and solid first act, showcasing a brilliant scientist turned vampire and intriguing characters. However, the film quickly unravels, losing …
Robert Pattinson shines as a gritty, detective Batman battling The Riddler in Gotham’s dark underbelly, alongside Gordon and Catwoman. The film boasts stunning, realistic cinematography and a strong first hour, …
Think the *Uncharted* movie was a miss? Think again. This 4K UHD Blu-ray release completely transforms the experience, showcasing stunning picture clarity thanks to Dolby Vision and a high bitrate. …
Remember Jackass? The franchise that defined outrageous stunts is back with Jackass Forever, reuniting the original crew (minus some notable absences) for more pain and laughter. While it delivers plenty …
Ready for a zombie outbreak? This review dives into “Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City,” aiming for a faithful adaptation of the beloved survival horror game. While it nails the …
Thirteen-year-old Meilin turns into a giant red panda when she’s excited or scared, complicating her life and quest to see her favorite boy band. While Pixar usually delivers, this film’s …
Doctor Strange and Wong team up with America Chavez, a portal-hopping teen, to stop a multiversal threat. A risky alliance with Wanda Maximoff unleashes chaos, and the film feels more …