Aarcflick

 I don't know about you, but in recent years, it's become increasingly difficult to find a movie to watch with your parents, grandparents, and even your little cousins, simply because cinema has become so graphic thanks to the advantages of OTT platforms. Don't get me wrong; I'm not saying filmmakers shouldn't have the freedom to be as creative as they want with their product, but I do miss a good family drama that the whole family can watch—and no, I'm not talking about a Disney animated film, because the sad truth is that a lot of people simply don't like animation. So, when you're at a large gathering and there's a huge age gap, what do you reach for? A movie about food.  We've all heard the saying "nothing brings people together like good food," and I'd like to say "nothing brings people together like a movie about good food." The irony is that this is the second movie I've seen this year about opening an Italian r...