Once Upon a Wine
 

The Story " There Will Be Blood , " directed by Paul Thomas Anderson , is a historical epic about Daniel Plainview ( Daniel Day Lewis ),...

It's a US election year, it was only a matter of time before I did "The Manchurian Candidate."

I started high school shortly after "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" was first published... that was 25 years ago... I'm getting old...

Since "The Shining" is about alcoholism, I probably shouldn't suggest a wine pairing...

It's been a minute, F. Scott Fitzgerald. The Story " The Great Gatsby " is a tale of wealth, ambition, love, and the pursuit of the...

My mom just got back from Portugal and she won't shut up about Vinho Verdes. I just did one, Mom. I can't possibly do another one again...

Nobody should be surprised I picked a red for a story set on Mars.

In an intercontinental tunnel deep beneath the Bering Strait, hundreds of train passengers vanish.

Given its setting, you could pair "Crazy Rich Asians" with a Singapore Sling, but that might be too on the nose.

There may not be a satisfying conclusion to "No Country for Old Men," but at least you'll get one from this wine's long finish.

I wanted to do a war movie, but I couldn't finish All Quiet on the Western Front. Watch Jojo Rabbit instead, it's both funnier and sadder.

A Chablis is a Chardonnay done well, so it calls for a story that warns against taking shortcuts, such as "Catch Me If You Can."

Since there's no way I'll ever get to watch Jodorowky's "Dune," I guess I'll have to settle for Denis Villeneuve's masterpiece.

Bend and snap!

"Treasure Planet" is the most underappreciated Disney cartoon ever. There, I said it. No, I'm not taking that back, I stand by it.

If you must drink a buttery, oaky monstrosity, watch Freaky Friday. The movie is about and the wine tastes like turning into your mother.

Nick and Amy Dunne may not have a happy marriage, but "Gone Girl" and a Napa Merlot make a great couple.

In all likelihood, you'll get hungry after each episode. Don't feel bad, that's what the evil geniuses in the writers room were going for.

House of Gucci oozes luxury and scandal, so it's only fitting to indulge in a wine that's just as opulent and captivating.

When you watch Alfred Hitchcock's timeless thriller, "Psycho" (1960), consider pairing it with a Pinot Noir from Oregon's Willamette...