Ep. 146 – Top 10 of 2019 & Top 10 of the decade
On this year- and decade-ending mega-sized episode of The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod run down their top ten movies of 2019, and dig into the archives to compare their top ten films of the 2010s! Click here to download the episode!
A Most Violent Year
“Atmospheric, intense, and minimal in its delivery, it’s a gripping achievement.”
American Sniper
“At the very least, a return to form for Clint Eastwood, a director in the twilight of his career.”
Inherent Vice
“An off-tempo mess. It’s highly inspired, but author Pynchon is in Anderson’s head and it shows.”
Into the Woods
“It’s hard to come up with a reason to visit this mishmash of classic fairytale characters.”
Big Eyes
“Rekindles enough…spirit to make you look forward to Burton’s next project with an open mind.”
The Imitation Game
“An often-fascinating study into a slice of history that remained a secret for three decades.”
Unbroken
“A film to admire, but not one that honestly captures its lead character more than skin deep.”
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
“The years spent on this trilogy have burned director Peter Jackson out.”
Wild
“Genuine and thoughtful. Features what turns out to be a career-best performance by Witherspoon.”
Foxcatcher
“Somber and unquestionably dark, yet it is slow moving to the point of feeling labored and cold.”
Annie
“Wallis is fine as the title character, but lacks the plucky, gee-whiz spirit the material really needs.”