Away is a masterfully created animated film that should be one of the best animated films of 2020. It barely has any dialogue in there but away is simply stunning beautiful picture to look at. The CGI is at its best and it still looks like a Pixar quality film that would work best in a large screen format with big sounds in the complete dark to blow people away.

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Mission Impossible the original series has finally been released on Blu-Ray and its transfer is spectacular. I have never seen any of the original series, but love the Tom Cruise movie series, especially after Phillip Seymour Hoffman played the villain in part three.

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Wonder Woman took the box office by storm when it was first released, we had no clue the staying power the franchise could have. Now with Wonder Woman 1984 coming out, it had unrealistic expectations and I’m here to tell you it lives up to them quite admirably.

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Tom Hanks may have an another Oscar Nomination on his hands if the voters can get past the terrible first 40 minutes of News From The World, which I have a feeling that a lot of audience members won’t be able to as is it dreadfully slow to start.

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Silent Night is a new heist movie that brings back early nostalgia for fans of early Guy Ritchie movies. The dialogue is very witty and sharp almost like a Tarantino formula of how fast paced everything is in Silent Night. If you’re in the mood for that kind of mash-up then Silent Night will be for you.

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A Christmas Carol is a new bold take on the story and keeping its roots as a stage play all at the same by keeping its scenery very intimate. The story is pretty much the same as what you’re used to from the classic story.

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The Ventures: Stars on guitars is a really entertaining documentary about the wildly popular band The Ventures. Honestly, I had no clue who they were before this documentary, now I know I have heard a few of their songs through motion picture soundtracks.

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Zappa is one of the most iconic rock figures of all time, no matter how much he divides audiences. I for one love some of his stuff but most of his stuff I can’t get into. This documentary however, is fantastic. It’s some of Alex Winter’s best work as a director, coming off hot of Bill and Ted Face The Music, he hits another home run with Zappa.

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