Category: 4K UltraHD

There's little to takeaway from Maniac, but it's worth exploring the culture that brought it into existence in the first place.

While notable and even celebrated for its gore, Zombie isn't without its masterstrokes in camera work, trend setting, and fearfulness.

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

Onward uses magic as a basis for this clever fable about technology, family, and loss that works through to the final chapter.

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.

Short but poignant, D-Day: Normandy uses the IMAX format to deliver the needed history behind this world-altering event.

It's hard not to be drawn in by Top Gun's lavish, theatrical presentation even if its routine story does nothing unpredictable.

While partly let down by its too-clean ending, War of the Worlds acts as a bridge to understanding post-9/11 feelings and a changing reality.

Hampered by outmoded style and themes, Bad Boys for Life still produces the most entertaining comedy of the series, if little else.

Although covered by slick dialog, The Gentlemen draws too strict a line between heroes and villains when no one in this story is free of guilt.