DVD and Blu-ray Reviews

A tightly-paced crime thriller with some decent surprises and a strong cast, but ultimately little emotional resonance.

The "Reprise" edition is at least shorter, making this Coppola folly at least a tiny bit more tolerable.

Kathryn Newton and Liza Soberano, the latter new to Hollywood but a Filipino veteran, keep this mish-mash watchable.

Nolan's movie takes three hours to watch, but the Blu-ray includes a better history of Oppenheimer that takes only 90 minutes.

Santa Claus is fed up with the Christmas season and seems ready to throw in the towel. Then he's forced into becoming John McClane. Not as fun as it might sound.

Endless oldies on the soundtrack, a brilliant ensemble cast, and countless poignant moments make this George Lucas' best film.

Nia Vardalos and John Corbett are back for a third installment in the 'Greek Wedding' series. This time, the fun feels forced.

Though he is only a supporting player, John Travolta fans will be interested in his portrayal of Sheriff Bodie Davis.

Revelations of the underworld in '99 River Street' from the '50s and Scorsese's classic 'Taxi Driver' from the '70s

Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Candice Bergen, and Mary Steenburgen are back for more fun, though this time it all feels forced.