For this mini-episode of Cinemavino, we discuss 1917–spoiler-free–and breakdown the new trailers for Morbius and Black Widow.
By the time this cinematic cyclone has effectively devastated us, the only thing we can do with all this sadness and shock is laugh at the perfect symmetry of it all.
An even blend of wry and wrenching, this is great film that examines what happens after the story of a marriage ends.
For this episode of Cinemavino, we discuss the upcoming movie schedule. We’re really excited for some of it.
This film is not for the squeamish, but for those who can withstand its sudden jolts of adrenaline, director Sam Mendes delivers gripping entertainment, and an awe-inspiring cinematic achievement.
Ebullient, moving, and exquisitely crafted, writer-director Greta Gerwig delivers the best and brightest Little Women we’ll ever need.
What follows feels like a blend of The Babysitters Club and low-calorie Indiana Jones.
There was a time when our eyeballs would’ve been downright drunk on a movie like Abominable.
As kids, most of us loved pitting random action figures against each other. Superman vs. He-Man, who would win? (I mean, Superman, duh...) For this episode of Cinemavino, we match up some powerful pop culture figures and put it to a vote. Some of the answers may surprise you!
Also, my next book will pair classic…
The Two Popes presents a convergence, wherein a man with a crisis of faith intersects with a crisis of the Faith itself. Pope Benedict XVI (Anthony Hopkins) must manage a Catholic Church wracked by scandal, all while dealing with spiritual insecurities of his own. When he receives Inspiritus, it arrives in an unlikely form: The progressive,…
