
Solo Mio
Best from age 10 · PG · 2026 · 96 min
Solo Mio
After being left at the altar, Matt takes his Italian honeymoon alone, discovering the country's beauty and meeting new people along the way. It’s a story about healing, unexpected connections, and finding joy in independence.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Mild1/10
Language
Mild2/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
Mild2/10
Romance & sensuality
Mild2/10
Scary moments
Mild1/10
Heads up
- Disappointment and heartbreak
- Brief references to alcohol
- Light romantic tension
Models well
- Embracing new experiences
- Resilience after disappointment
- Finding happiness in oneself
- The beauty of travel
Talk about it after
- Coping with unexpected changes
- The importance of self-discovery
- Exploring different cultures
- What makes a good honeymoon, even alone?
Cast & crew
Kevin James gets dumped at the altar in Rome and decides to do the honeymoon by himself. I'll be honest, I didn't expect much, but it was sweet. Italy looks amazing and the lady from the coffee shop was lovely. That said, they fall for each other way too fast, a few jokes just didn't land, and you pretty much know how it ends from the start. Nice, easy watch, nothing more.
Solo Mio is a sweet movie tells a romantic comedy story about starting over when life doesn't go according to plan. I liked how Matt's heartbreak in Rome turned into an adventure as he meets new people and begins to see his situation differently. What I enjoyed most was how one stage of a painful life experience doesn't have to be the end of your story. Sometimes, losing what you thought you wanted can open the door to something unexpected. It’s a lighthearted movie with romance, humor, and a good reminder about second chances.
One of the most touching romance stories I've watched recently. It’s a powerful and inspiring movie with a story that stays with you. I really enjoyed watching it
It's the kind of comedy movie that makes you understand that you have a choice about how you react to a situation. Matt chose to continue his honeymoon alone in Italy.
Solo Mia is a really emotional movie, I like how it shows love, pain and starting over. some parts hit hard and made me think about relationships in a different way. I really enjoyed the movie.
I really enjoyed the film. Kevin James is a riot and the unexpected appearance of the Italian legend himself (not giving a spoiler by naming names, because it was such an unexpected surprise for me) was chef's kiss. I once stumbled onto a concert of his at a public square in front of the Duomo in Milan, and watched the whole concert from the base of a statue. It's an all-time fun memory for me and this film brought back that sense of surprise and delight.





