Birds Of Prey DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K review
Birds Of Prey is out on the big screen and the end result is definitely up there...
Star Wars The Rise Of Skywalker DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K review
With the recent release of Star Wars The Rise Of Skywalker, we got to see the final...
Life DVD review
Sci-fi space thriller Life may well be a bit of a rip-off of Aliens, but it does its best to try to be a...
The Lost City Of Z DVD review
It may not be the most easy going viewing out on DVD this year, but there's a lot to be said for the sheer...
Kong: Skull Island DVD review
Kong: Skull Island made its way to DVD, Blu-ray and digital rental this week, and while it's definitely a film that worked best at...
Beauty and the beast (2017) DVD review
While there are a few positive elements to the recent live action adaptation of Beauty And The Beast, the reality is that it doesn't...
John Wick chapter 2 DVD review
With the exceptionally irreverent action of the opening film, there were a lot of fans crying out for the sequel and while John Wick:...
T2 Trainspotting DVD review
Low expectations can work wonders for a film, and while there is an element of that in our appreciation of T2 Trainspotting, it is...
Jackie DVD review
The most impressive aspect of Jackie is Natalie Portman's performance, which is more than deserving of the Best Actress nomination she received at the...
Assassin’s Creed DVD review
Computer game movie adaptations haven't really got a good history, with the likes of Street Fighter, Mario Bros. and Mortal Kombat all getting harsh...
A Monster Calls DVD review
The movie adaptation of A Monster Calls features an impressive cast, the same tragic and redemptive story that made the book such a success...
Passengers DVD review
If you've seen the trailer below for sci-fi romance adventure Passengers and thought you already know how it goes, the reality is that there's...
Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children DVD review
Expectations were high for the potential of Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children, which recently arrived on DVD, Blu-ray and digital download after a...
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them DVD review
When you give a film a name like Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them, you'd better make it pretty fantastical and throw in...
Arrival DVD review
You don't need to get too far into Arrival to know for sure that this is a film that easily deserves all of the...
Doctor Strange DVD review
There's something to be said for being surprised by a film you've got low expectations for, and with the Doctor Strange DVD it's a special effects...
Cafe Society DVD review
Woody Allen's reputation as a filmmaker has been going from strength to strength in recent years and the DVD release of his latest diamond...
Pete’s Dragon (2016) DVD review
Disney seems intent on the concept of remakes and while you can question the originality of it all, you can't fault some of the...
Finding Dory DVD review
It's impossible to watch Finding Dory and not be at least a little charmed by it. It's a feel good family animation that continues with...
Suicide Squad DVD review
The long and short of it is that Suicide Squad doesn't live up to its potential. There are fleeting moments of promise, but overall it's sort...
