The Lorax

Starring: Zac Efron, Danny DeVito, Ed Helms, Taylor Swift

Ted Wiggins (Efron) lives in a bright, grand and completely artificial town. His hometown of “Thneed-Ville” is made completely of plastic, metal and all things man-made. When Ted meets the girl of his dreams, Audrey (Swift), he ventures out to try to make his love’s dream come true—that she may see a living tree.

While Lorax brings some of the same humor that made its predecessor, Despicable Me, so successful, the film tends to drift too far away from family fun and focuses a tad too much on its environmental message. Nevertheless, Danny DeVito and company brings plenty of laughs in the latest work from Dreamworks Animation.

The Blu-Ray special features include 3 never-before-seen mini-movies along with deleted scenes and feature commentary with the filmmakers.

Rotten Tomato Score – 55%

Marley

One of the most influential figures in history, Bob Marley, arrives on screen. Marley takes an in-depth, personal look inside the life that was Bob Marley. The documentary speaks with those who were closest to the singer who became a symbol for Rastafarian music and the country of Jamaica.

The documentary also shows unheard tracks and new footage as we “Get Up, Stand Up” and take a glimpse into the life of Bob Marley.

Rotten Tomato Score – 95%

Blue Like Jazz

Starring - Marshall Allman, Claire Holt, Tania Raymonde

Embarrassed of his Bible-Belt roots, Don (Allman) goes far away from his home to go to college in the Pacific Northwest. Through a eclectic group of students he encounters, Don goes on a unique search to find true meaning. Blue Like Jazz, based off the book by Donald Miller, tries to break the mold of faith-based films and attempts a bold look on the complexities of a Christian life.

Rotten Tomato Score – 43%

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