Ep. 115 – Solo: A Star Wars Story
] This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod travel to a galaxy far, far away to review Lord and Miller’s Ron Howard’s “Solo: A Star Wars Story.” Click here to download the episode!
Solo: A Star Wars Story
“A prequel and an origin story sewn together to make a whole thing that’s familiar, but not anywhere near new.”
War for the Planet of the Apes
“Reeves has taken this re-imagining to a level we could not have predicted.”
Ep. 93 – Split, The Founder, and a Lost in London recap
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
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Out of the Furnace
“Lack of a narrative focus is one of the reasons the film fails from a storytelling perspective.”
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
“For a second movie in a franchise, there still seems to be a lot of set-up.”
Seven Psychopaths
“Great chemistry…A unique, unapologetic, filthy and darkly funny movie experience.”
Rampart
“An intense character study of a corrupt LAPD cop…that neglects the narrative angle of the screenplay.”
The Hunger Games
“A perfectly cast Jennifer Lawrence in the lead role makes up for a lot of the film’s problem areas.”
The Messenger
“Powerful…Literally brings the harsh realities of war to your front door.”
Zombieland
“Surprisingly fresh…’Zombieland’ isn’t your grandma’s zombie movie.”