@Bort

Super silly and funny, a great companion to the TV show. Great for kids and parents to watch together, especially if you are a fan of any DC stuff as lots of inside references and jokes. A fun time.

A really fun ride, a perfect showcase for the 4K physical media format. Fantastic picture shot in IMAX and Hans Zimmer absolutely cooking with a sick score. Plotline is basically Top Gun in a car, and it totally works. 4K picture and sound was reference quality, a great showcase for your big screen and nice speakers.

A solid movie based on a true story. Enjoyed the acting and the premise, a more cozy family drama than the heisty-action caper I was expecting, but not in a bad way, just subverted my expectations a bit. 4K version solid, but not a great showcase. Mostly dialogue and colors not intended to be dazzling so gets the job done but not gonna blow you away. Standard Bluray probably about the same.

A really fun and silly people fighting on a *blank* movie, like Bullet Train on a plane. Very over the top and colorful. Quality was solid, wish there was a 4K version!

A big departure from the classic, cheesy (and cheesily wonderful) Arnold version from the 80's. I really enjoyed the new take on the story and thought Powell, Cera and Brolin were really good. A really well produced 4K version, nice picture, good sound, and an all around solid movie.

A beautifully shot, superbly acted true story. Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck just killing it here, and great supporting cast. Roger Deakins shot this and it's staggeringly beautiful. Made me wish they would release it in 4K, but still looked great in Bluray quality.

A really interesting true story. Performances pretty good (except Fraser who was a little unbelievable as Eisenhower) . Picture and sound quality very solid but mostly people talking in offices so not a big technical feat.

Very solid action caper with a charismatic cast. Under 2 hours and always moving. Wish it was available in 4K! Can't understand why studios release only on Bluray in 2026.

As a sequel that came 20 years later it delivers what you want...you get to spend time with characters you like, there's some good fun scenes and dialogue and it's not 3 hours long or anything. 4K picture and sound quality is excellent. Boyfriend plotline just as irrelevant as the first one.