"Uncorked" pours an old, old wine into an unexpected new bottle, and while the results are hardly vintage, it still goes down better than two-buck chuck.

Captures an energy that's far too common in modern culture in regards to what we pursue, why we pursue it, and the way we dream. We all should be paying attention.

The film isn't without its flaws, but they're all forgivable in light of how well it hits the feel-good bullseye.

You may have thought this was your run of the mill Springtime comfort movie primarily for black audiences. You couldn’t be farther from the truth.