Drama Films

House of Gucci is an interesting and entertaining “true story” film that kind of overstays its welcome at times.

A review of Mill Creek Entertainment’s releases of The Babe and Gorillas in the Mist on Blu-ray, both part of their retro VHS art line.

Breach starts off a little slow, but it is an entertaining look at the effort it takes to catch a double agent.

A review of three new to Blu-ray releases from Mill Creek Entertainment: Like Father Like Son, Crossroads, and The Freshman.

Dating Amber is an interesting and occasionally touching story about growing up gay in 1990s Ireland whose comedy unfortunately fails to hit the mark.

The King of Staten Island is a solid story with some compelling moments about getting your life together that unfortunately takes a while to get going.

Summerland starts a little slow, but it tells an engaging World War II story driven by interesting characters and strong acting.

Heroes is an interesting combination of genres that leads to some interesting moments even though it can drag on from time to time.

Walkaway Joe doesn’t focus on the pool elements as much as I would have liked, but it is still a solid drama about trying to deal with your past mistakes.

The Nines has some good ideas that don’t all pan out leading to a movie that can drag at times.