Ep. 147 – 1917, Just Mercy, and reactions to this year’s Oscar nominees
The CineSnob Podcast comes roaring into 2020 with reviews of “1917” and “Just Mercy.” Cody and Jerrod also talk Oscar nominations, including how we got
The CineSnob Podcast comes roaring into 2020 with reviews of “1917” and “Just Mercy.” Cody and Jerrod also talk Oscar nominations, including how we got
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“Fans of Anderson’s idiosyncratic work will enjoy the wonderful world of wagging tails he has created.”
“There is life behind the universal themes Gerwig explores with her own sense of wide-eyed wonderment.”
“Begins and ends with Natalie Portman’s powerful performance, as she masks her pain with poise.”
“Noah Baumbach has written unlikeable characters before that go down a whole lot smoother.”
“I’m OK with the term muse, [but] I feel like I’m the loudest muse that the world has ever seen.”
“Greta Gerwig drives the film into a place where very clever and high-spirited dialogue prevails.”
“Smart-alecky…like its cast of female talent, the film never realizes it’s full potential.”
“Brand is bare-boned and all by himself, which doesn’t do him any favors.”
“Unfortunate…a rom-com that mistakes a little fun between the sheets with edge.”