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 […]
The Space Between Us
“Might be enough to placate some less discerning audiences, but it’s inauthentic.”
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
“Tightly-plotted. A miracle of modern special effects from start to finish.”
RoboCop
“Sets its sights on the ethical dilemma of drone warfare…with a muddier, more somber tone.”
The Dark Knight Rises
“Feels epic…but this final chapter doesn’t necessarily reach its full potential.”
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
“A complex and sometimes confusing Cold War thriller that might require a few viewings.”
Red Riding Hood
“Piles on the dreadful dialogue and unconvincing romance like salad-bar fixings.”
The Book of Eli
“Relies on a thoughtless narrative and plot twist, which does nothing to tie up loose ends.”
Planet 51
“Hard to tell where admiration for the sci-fi genre ends and unoriginality begins.”
A Christmas Carol
“Much darker and visually pleasing than anything that has come before.”
The Unborn
“Hellacious…regurgitates everything that is wrong with the horror genre today.”