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"The Best Rom-Com in Decades" — Our Honest Review of Solo Mio

It had no business being this good. Full ep:    • Kevin James, Kim Coates & Jesus (Jonathan ...   We went into the Solo Mio premiere expecting a standard comedy. We were wrong. This feels like a return to the Early 2000s Theatrical Rom-Com era—it’s not "smutty," it’s not a "cheesy faith-based" movie, and as Jared put it: "There are no dead moms at this point." In this honest review, we break down why Kevin James' dramatic acting stole the show, how the film looks like a high-budget travel documentary of Rome, and the breakout performance of Italian actress Nicole Grimaudo—who frankly stole scenes right out from under the A-listers. Chapters: 00:00 The Verdict: "Best Rom-Com in Decades" 00:45 Kevin James like you've never seen him (Dramatic & Vulnerable) 01:30 Kim Coates is the "Wild Card" Scene Stealer 02:00 The "Early 2000s Rom-Com" Vibe (No "Dead Moms") 03:10 Who is Nicole Grimaudo? (The Breakout Star) 04:15 The Cinematography: Rome as a Character 05:00 Final Rating: Why you need to see this in theaters #SoloMio #KevinJames #RomCom #Nostalgia #NicoleGrimaudo #AngelStudios