4K
All of the 4K reviews go here.
Midway 4K Ultra HD review
Midway is the dad movie that defined 2019. Basically, it was a throwback to a throwback. How many times do you get to see mid 70s war movie style recycled into modern CG storytelling and then spat bac...
Terminator: Dark Fate [4K UHD review]
Terminator: Dark Fate makes me long for the days of Genisys. If you would told the totally psyched 10 year old Anderson that he would hate Terminator movies, he would have asked you why you’re h...
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is something crazy that only exists in this era of Peak Disney. When in any other point of time could Disney swing things as crazy as a Sleeping Beauty cinematic universe,...
Gemini Man [4K Ultra HD review]
Gemini Man will probably get an Oscar nomination on Monday morning. What does that mean to you? Well, it means about as much as its box office take. Yet there’s still a faction of online readers...
AndersonVision’s 4K Christmas Reviews
It’s A Wonderful Life kicks off Christmas 4K coverage. It’s A Wonderful Life is a classic. While watching this past Holiday season, I realized something. Sure, the 4K restoration is glorio...
Angel Has Fallen 4K
The Has Fallen series didn’t connect with me until this film. Angel Has Fallen manages to make the right moves for those of us that haven’t gone past the Joel Silver mold of action movies....
Hobbs & Shaw [4K Ultra HD review]
Hobbs & Shaw is what happens when you mix Moana with MasterChef. Plus, Ibris Elba shows up to make your local Barnes & Noble clerk moist. I know this because Rebecca felt like she had to share...
Daybreakers [4K UHD review]
Daybreakers is a movie that I used to watch a lot. But, then it faded from memory. The concept is neat about vampires having to harvest humans to find a synthetic blood substitute. Playing with concep...
Charlie’s Angels (4K Ultra HD)
Charlie’s Angels finally arrives in 4K. It’s weird to bring up how big this film landed in 2000. But, I have a feeling that anything older than 6 years is hard to explain to most modern ki...