What results is a strange alchemy of wry and raunchy that might surprise you with just how smart it really is.
For this week’s Cinemavino, we drink some delicious Cotê du Rhone red and talk about our favorite movie clichés.
S adness hangs over every scene in Cold War, like a layer of smoke above a dimly-lit jazz bar. Characters love and long for each other, they express their feelings in furious bursts of passion, but that cloud of melancholy is never far away. Director Paweł Pawlikowski's masterwork functions both as an intimate character study and…
There came a point when these Fast and Furious movies stopped doing a damn thing for me, and I can tell you exactly when it happened.
Kitchen sinks with a script that only grows more mechanical and goofy as it goes along.
[su_dropcap size="5"]D[/su_dropcap]o movies, video games, and television shows play a role in the rise of violence in our society? We discuss, and have a little red wine in this week's Cinemavino.
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Rain rides the same schmaltz train as Journey and hits all the stops along the way, but I honestly think I would prefer it without the deluge of doggy narration.
I can’t claim to know exactly what Lust is trying to say, but I do know it’s deadly serious about it.
For this week’s Cinemavino, we take a look at Marvel’s Phase Four, plus a ton of other upcoming releases!
With compassion, restraint, and considerable skill, The Farewell gives us a family whose grief both unites them, and sets them at odds with each other.
