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Kevin James’s Solo Mio Opens Theatrically as a PG Rom-Com From Angel Studios

Critics focus on Kevin James’s earnest turn more than the film’s uneven writing.

Overview

  • The film opened in theaters on Feb. 6, positioning Angel Studios in mainstream romantic-comedy territory unusual for the distributor.
  • James stars as a jilted groom who stays in Italy for a prepaid honeymoon, co-writing with Patrick and John Kinnane, with Charles and Daniel Kinnane directing.
  • Early reviews describe the reception as mixed, praising James’s chemistry with Nicole Grimaudo and the appealing Italian locations.
  • Several critiques target the screenplay and plotting, with multiple outlets noting underused supporting players such as Alyson Hannigan.
  • Rated PG and running about 96 minutes, the movie showcases Rome and Tuscany with cinematography by Jared Fadel and emphasizes middle‑aged second‑chance romance.