The home video offerings are plentiful this holiday season including special version and gift set releases.
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DVD Review: ‘Miracles From Heaven’
Seen as the spiritual successor to Heaven Is For Real, Miracles From Heaven was produced by DeVon Franklin, Joe Roth, and T.D. Jakes.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Suicide Squad’
Suicide Squad will please general audiences, but, unfortunately, suffers from the same creative lapses, familiar elements and clichéd sequences as Marvel’s Deadpool.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’
"X-Men Apocalypse" contains mass destruction, impressive action sequences, and a plot filled with familiar mutants, religious/cultural overtones, historical/pop culture references, and familiar flashbacks/dialogue.
Read More »Tall Writer’s Oscar Picks
Tall Writer's predictions for the 88th Annual Academy Awards
Read More »Interview: Producer/AFFIRM Films VP Rich Peluso Talks About ‘Risen’
I never want to see people look at their watch during the film. I want them to be immersed in the film.
Read More »Tall Writer’s 2016 Oscar Nomination Picks
Blogcritics contributor Tall Writer makes his Oscar nomination predictions!
Read More »Interview: New STIGA SensorScore Table Tennis Scoring System Developers
A first-of-its-kind sensor system to keep ping pong scores automatically.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E.’ Capitalizes on Nostalgia with Unique Filmmaking
This film gives audiences a satisfying action-adventure film with great touches of comedy as international government agencies thwart an international crime organization’s plans.
Read More »Movie Review: ‘Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation’ Continues Stellar Spy Streak
than’s veteran team gets more screen time for character development as well as some great dynamics and emotional motivations for a deeper audience experience. Audiences get the expected high stakes thrills along with more personal situations of survival from various characters – both professionally and physically.
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