Jenny Slate – Obvious Child – SXSW 2014
Most people will know Jenny Slate for her smaller character roles on shows like “Kroll Show” or “Parks and Recreation.” Or perhaps even as the cast member who accidentally dropped an F-bomb during her very first SNL appearance a few years back. But after many years of guest roles and live performances, the very funny […]
Kodi Smit-McPhee – The Wilderness of James – SXSW 2014
Even though he is only 17 years old, Kodi Smit-McPhee could certainly be considered a seasoned actor. Breaking out in 2009’s “The Road,” Smit-McPhee has shown ability to act beyond his years in films like “Let Me In,” and the upcoming “A Birder’s Guide To Everything.” His latest indie venture, “The Wilderness of James,” which […]
SXSW 2014 Review – No No: A Dockumentary
Starring: Dock Ellis Directed by: Jeff Radice (debut) Perhaps best known for throwing a no hitter in 1970 while tripping on LSD, former Pittsburgh Pirate Dock Ellis participated in his fair share of substance abuse during his 11 year MLB career. In “No No: A Documentary,” director Jeff Radice chronicles the growth, prominence and struggles of Ellis’ […]
SXSW 2014 Film Coverage
CineSnob.net provides reviews and interviews from SXSW 2014
Tim’s Vermeer
“Full of humor, intrigue, fantastic reveals. It’s sure to spark a debate in the art community.”
Non-Stop
“Features a final act that is predictable and absurd, even considering the ridiculous synopsis.”
The Great Beauty
“Successful in showing the allure of Rome, but many other aspects stand on shaky ground.”
Gloria
“Suffers from narrative rough patches where the film becomes a little dull and uneventful.”
That Awkward Moment
“Unpolished. The script is formulaic and the conversations feel unnatural and forced.”
The Invisible Woman
“Their romance never quite hits a fever pitch and the most affecting scenes come as consequences.”
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit
“Chris Pine carries ‘Jack Ryan’ with an ability that could prove profitable for future films.”
August: Osage County
“The film gets by based on the strength of its acting, especially Julia Roberts.”