Another Round nails how tricky it is to be a social drunk: Think of Butch and Sundance on the edge of a cliff, staring at the jagged rocks below.
Todd Wofford
Spoilers abound! Welcome back to another fine episode of Cinemavino! For this week's Todd-pod, we discuss the fourth episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, now available on Disney+. As always, we use some spicy lingo, so listener discretion is advised.
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Tina will please the singer’s diehard fans. It assembles the milestones of her life into one tidy, two-hour package.
It's time for another great episode of Cinemavino! Travis missed our Godzilla vs. Kong pod, and he's the biggest monster movie fan we know. It's only right that we serve up his own pod, so he can both share his thoughts and react to ours. As always, our podcast is NSFW--listener discretion…
Two great tastes that taste great together! That's right, gang: You get two helpings of Cinemavino this week! For this episode, Taylor, Sean, and Todd break down the third episode of The Falcon and the Winter Solider, Marvel's latest series on Disney+. As always, we use a little salty lingo in…
Godzilla vs. Kong won’t reshape cinema as we know it, but it also won’t make you want to chuck your TV into the Gulf of Mexico, either. If you’re in the mood for junk food, then this should more than satisfy that craving.
*SPOILERS ABOUND* Welcome back to Cinemavino! For this week's podcast, we take a look at the latest monster mash, Godzilla vs. Kong. It was a meh-sh. My review will be coming soon, but in the meantime, you can enjoy our breakdown of the film. As always, our podcast has some…
1997 was a special summer for the movies. Speed 2: Cruise Control featured Willem Dafoe on a cruise ship, murdering people with exploding golf clubs. Face/Off showed us John Travolta's love handles being grafted onto Nicolas Cage's body. And then, we have the most brilliant of them all: Joel Schumacher's Batman and Robin. It was…
As you might guess, these actors all have extensive backgrounds in comedy, and they do a great job keeping Raya light-hearted and fun. Go into this film expecting exactly that, and I promise you won’t be disappointed.
For Anthony (Anthony Hopkins), dementia is like a prison that's constantly undergoing renovations: His room seems to get bigger and smaller each day. The decor on the walls always looks different. A woman walks in--is it his daughter, or one of the nurses? It's a frightening existence, and the only guarantee is that there's no…