The Favourite
Kiko Martinez
“An acerbic and abrasively funny period piece featuring three of the best female performances of the year.”
“An acerbic and abrasively funny period piece featuring three of the best female performances of the year.”
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the spy thriller “Red Sparrow,” talk “I, Tonya” on Blu-ray, break down the 90th annual
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.”
“More interested in telling a lustful love story than it is talking about equality, gender gaps or even tennis.”
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“An adorable, choreographed-to-a-fault work of art. Stone and Gosling light up every scene.”
“Fails to reach the level of intellect and wit one would hope director Allen could always recreate.”
“Funny sight gags are what will keep children under the age of eight the most fascinated.”
“A glossed-over crime drama that feels like it’s been pulled straight from the Sunday funnies.”
“Average reboot of the series that offers slight tweaks but never commands the mythology as its own.”
“A moving and somewhat frustrating dramedy set in the midst of the simmering ’60s Civil Rights Era.”
“Despite Emma Stone’s enjoyable performance, the film is all snap and no substance.”