Ep. 107 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi (spoilers start at 17:04) and The Disaster Artist
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the year’s most anticipated movie, “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” BE AWARE: Spoilers run from 17:04 to 40:35! They also review last week’s wide release “The Disaster Artist,” which is also the subject of Bonus Episode 13, so give that a listen too! Click here […]
The Disaster Artist
“James Franco’s wonderful performance, like the film itself, is easily on par with ‘Ed Wood.'”
Bonus Episode 13: The Disaster Artist with Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell
It’s a very special “The Disaster Artist” themed bonus episode of The CineSnob Podcast. First up, Cody and Jerrod talk to friend of the show Greg Sestero as he returns to catch us up on the past 2 years of seeing his memoir about the making of “The Room” turned into a major motion […]
The Man Who Invented Christmas
“Christopher Plummer makes a wonderfully devious Ebenezer Scrooge.”
Justice League
“It’s fine. Maybe ‘not as bad as it could have been’ is enough of a victory for now.”
Thor: Ragnarok
“Director Taika Watiti delivers solidly when the film goes for laughs, which are often wonderfully weird.”
Happy Death Day
“A clever-enough horror movie that could have been truly great given another shot of creativity.”
Ep. 106 – American Made, Battle of the Sexes, Gerald’s Game, Fantastic Fest recap, and home video reviews of Wonder Woman, The Big Sick and A Ghost Story
After some technical difficulties, The CineSnob Podcast is back for the 106th time with reviews of “American Made,” “Battle of the Sexes” and “Gerald’s Game.” Cody also fills us in on his time at Fantastic Fest, and reviews home video releases of “Wonder Woman,” “The Big Sick” and “A Ghost Story.” Click here to download […]
American Made
“Aspires for the breezy, comedy-drama feel of ‘The Big Short’ and ends up mostly succeeding.”
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
“It thinks it’s way more clever than it actually is.”
Ep. 105 – It, Landline, Home Again, All Eyez On Me, and Colin Trevorrow is off of Star Wars: Episode IX
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, the boyz review “It,” “Landline” and “Home Again.” Cody also takes us through the life of Tupac Shakur in a Blu-ray review of “All Eyez On Me.” Cody and Jerrod also discuss Colin Trevorrow being sacked as the director of “Star Wars: Episode IX.” Click here to download the […]
It
“Eerie…Images are striking and individual moments are uniquely scary despite a familiar formula.”