Ford v Ferrari harkens back to a time when race cars were an art form, and drivers served as eccentric artists who suffered for the craft. Races stretched for 24 hours, with men stuffed into road-bound rockets that hurtled along at over 200MPH. Like so many expressions of poetry, it was savage, beautiful, and bewildering. Ford…
For this week’s Cinemavino, we take a look at the Disney’s latest Star Wars offering, and we enjoy some delicious Spanish Albariño.
Ironically, Last Christmas made me think of Halloween: There’s only so much sugar a person can handle in one sitting.
For this week’s episode of Cinemavino, we discuss the upcoming Star Wars sequel, The Rise of Skywalker. Once again, Daniel Gimlin joins us for some good wine and lively conversation.
Writer-director Taika Waititi uses his delirious sense of humor to skewer the subjects of fascism and intolerance.
For all its flaws, Harriet remains a film worth seeing. Tubman’s life occupies a crucial place in American history.
In Motherless Brooklyn, writer-director-star Edward Norton paints with brilliant brush strokes, but he doesn’t know when to step back from the canvas.
For this episode, we bring in a special guest, Daniel Gimlin, to discuss Scorsese’s Marvel comments, and talk about The Irishman. We also drink The Bull, a delicious, fruit-forward red wine.
Despite its missteps, Dark Fate makes for a pretty satisfying experience. This is probably as good of a third movie as fans of the series could ever expect.
Fans of the genre, take note: This is fright, done right.

