Cinema Romantico

“Glory Alley’s” a weird one. It frames its story through an old newspaperman, Gabe Jordan, telling a young charge about the greatest story h...

Set in the infamous detainee camp of Guantanamo Bay, “Camp X Ray” is designed as something of a monotonous slog. New to the joint, Pvt. Amy ...

Greetings! The Worst American Presidential Election In History is over! Maybe. Maybe not. I hesitate, of course, because we here at Cinema R...

As the coach of an all-Latino cross country team in a predominantly Latino California town, Jim White is a name not so much too good to be t...

Hey, loyal readers, first-time readers and suspect readers wondering “who is this dufus and what’s his predilection for Keira Knightley in h...

News came down that director Len Wiseman is considering a reboot the immortal “Die Hard” by making a film chronicling the “origin story” of ...

“Underneath the comic façade I saw a real person of flesh and blood with serious beliefs. I never intend to be a satirist. I never intend to...

“The Heat” begins with a scene possessing the ingredients to actually be interesting. A gaggle of male FBI agents have come up empty in thei...

There is a scene midway through “The Judge” when Hank Palmer (Robert Downey Jr.), the requisite prodigal son returned home, first discovers ...

Hey, loyal readers, first-time readers and suspect readers wondering "who is this dufus and what's his deal with Keira Knightley in...

My friend Alex of And So It Begins... regularly assembles these spectacular posts in which he lists a plethora of things in films he adore...