Ep. 111 – Annihilation, Game Night
Jerrod Kingery
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review “Annihilation” and “Game Night.” The guys are also baffled by James Gunn’s revelation that Baby
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review “Annihilation” and “Game Night.” The guys are also baffled by James Gunn’s revelation that Baby
“With sharp jokes, queasy-worthy violence and some nicely timed movie references, the comedy scores.'”
“With some more time to polish his resume, director Edgerton could become the Australian Ben Affleck.”
“Has no real reason to exist and is less funny and inferior in every way to its predecessor.”
“I was going to build a film aesthetic that wasn’t going to feel gratuitous.”
“Hilarious beginning…Has some truly big laughs at the expense of its sheer inappropriateness.”
“Digs for cheap, lazy laughs rooted in a woman of Melissa McCarthy’s size doing physical acts.”
“While there are laughs, too many attempts come from things like high-velocity poop.”
“Despite a lack of hearty laughs, this is the kind of dramedy where it feels just as good to smile.”
“Reads like a fall TV sitcom begging to get axed after six episodes.”
‘”Hancock’ becomes amateurish in storytelling as it veers off inside the writers’ heads.”