Category: 4K Action

While time sapped the visual effect's prowess, at its heart, The Fellowship of the Ring maintains its raw fantasy, and works in the now as it did when first …

The New Mutants eschews large scale action for something more intimate and focused, daring to go against trends.

While carrying controversy along with it, Mulan successfully embellishes the feminist themes with a stronger reality base.

A decent zombie flick, Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula lacks the ingenuity seen in the first film, choosing to follow Hollywood trends.

Abs. So Many Abs. At one point in 300, a Spartan soldier spears a charging rhino. After that, joined together, the Spartan army pushes elephants off a cliff. There’s …

Utterly delightful, Flash Gordon never fears being a knock-off, or putting an absurd spin on things, even if it's a pillow fight.

Treating Sherlock Holmes as an intellectual action hero, the modern take is clever and carries a great villain, but it's overstuffed.

There's fun when watching Holmes and Moriarty dialog-duel their way through conflict in Game of Shadows, the rest is routine.

Birds of Prey focuses on remaking Harley Quinn, but in doing so, ignores the more interesting and nuanced characters around her.

Bloodshot doesn't want to consider the ethical quagmire behind its story, so aims its attention on hokey action scenes instead.

Embracing the character's pulp origins with no restrictions, Mask of Zorro is a delight that holds up thanks to the inspired casting.

Days of Thunder repeats movie history to an exacting degree, and while an entertaining watch, the story is a listless jumble.