Once Upon a Wine
 

The dark, earthy notes of Mas de Gourgonnier Les Baux de Provence Rouge mirrors the palpable danger at the core of "Red Eye."

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

Dad, this one's for you.

Not for the faint of heart, The Descent matches a Rhône Syrah, like Domaine de Bonserine's La Sarrasine.

As a spicy wine, a Rioja is as exciting and dynamic as Indie's quests. And like any good treasure, Riojas improve with age.

Let's pretend the live-action remake isn't about to disappoint us bitterly. The 1989 animated movie pairs best with a Sardinian Vermentino.

I'm looking forward to Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and it's as good an excuse as any to rewatch the first movie. Go Lambrusco.

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.

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."

Losing my mind is my greatest fear, and Black Swan is one of my favorite movies. I try not to think about what that says about my mind.

The Guardians have crossed over into so many other Marvel movies, it's easy to forget it's been six whole years since their last standalone.

Funniest thing - it's the little differences. You know what they call a Shiraz in Paris? They don't call it a Shiraz. They call it a Syrah.

We may never get a "Galaxy Quest 2," but it certainly wouldn't have been the same without Alan Rickman. Rest in peace, buddy. For the one...

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.

Wine is like the color black, it goes with everything, it's just a question of which one.

Choosing the right wine for the cult classic Clue is a mystery worth solving. In a film brimming with eccentric characters, dark humor,...

Fun Fact: FernGully is supposed to be an Australian rainforest. Nobody remembers this - if they remember the 1992 movie at all - because...

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

Let's talk about "Fight Club."

In a world lousy with magic, witches and wizards are functionally omnipotent. Baz can conjure caffeinated beverages and... that's all.