Ep. 148 – Bad Boys for Life, Dolittle, VHYes, and the end of the 20th Century Fox name
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review “Bad Boys for Life,” “Dolittle,” and “VHYes.” They also talk Disney’s removal of the Fox branding from 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight. Click here to download the episode!
Ep. 138 – Gemini Man, El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Disney+ catalog, and Jerrod’s getting married!
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review GEMINI MAN and gush over EL CAMINO: A BREAKING BAD MOVIE. They also talk odds and ends, like the massive catalog Disney+ is launching with, the unwanted ZOMBIELAND sequel, and their low expectations for Kevin Smith. Oh, and Jerrod’s getting married! Click here to download […]
Ep. 136 – Fantastic Fest reviews of The Death of Dick Long and In the Shadow of the Moon, and we play the movie-lovers’ card game Cinephile
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody reviews a few films leftover from his time at Fantastic Fest, The Death of Dick Long and In the Shadow of the Moon, and then Cody and Jerrod play a few rounds of the new movie-lovers’ card game Cinephile. Want your own copy of Cinephile? Click here to […]
Ep. 125 – Aladdin, Booksmart, and a recap of the San Antonio Symphony’s John Williams concert
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the live-action “Aladdin,” Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut “Booksmart,” and Cody discusses his experience at the San Antonio Symphony’s performance of John Williams classics. Click here to download the episode!
Suicide Squad
“[Has] an erratic tone and butchered-to-hell narrative flow…[and] feels icky with flop sweat.”
Concussion
“Smith is completely believable, but it misses an opportunity to delve deeper into the football culture.”
Focus
“A self-assured caper. Margot Robbie exudes the energy and sexiness of a young Cameron Diaz.”
After Earth
“Director Shyamalan damages the film beyond repair with trite dialogue and melodramatic one liners.”
Men in Black 3
“Recaptures the satirical edge that made the original so enjoyable. The real standout is Josh Brolin.”
Seven Pounds
“Not so much thoughtful as it is apparent and improbable.”
Hancock
‘”Hancock’ becomes amateurish in storytelling as it veers off inside the writers’ heads.”