Biographical Films

American Underdog is a good football movie, but also a compelling story about overcoming setbacks in the pursuit of your dreams.

Respect is an enjoyable and interesting look into the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin’s life even if it can be a little long 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.

Tesla is an interesting look at the life of Nikola Tesla which at times is well done, but due to some creative choices has its share of issues.

A Blu-ray review of Fighting with My Family, a very solid biographical comedy-drama film about the WWE’s Paige and her family.

Green Book is an enjoyable film about an unlikely friendship that is mired in some controversy and doesn’t quite live up to its awards pedigree.

Born Free The Complete Collection is not going to be for everyone but it should entertain fans of nature films.

While Barnum doesn’t match the grandiose spectacle of The Greatest Showman, it succeeds in being far more educational and accurate than the recent hit musical.

Getting Gotti shows some signs of being a made for TV movie but it is still a solid movie.