Disobedience
Kiko Martinez
“An absorbing narrative that explores the conflict between free will and religious obligation effectively.”
“An absorbing narrative that explores the conflict between free will and religious obligation effectively.”
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.'”
“Takes the research and backroom politics of investigative journalism and turns it into an art form.”
“A delightful, wonderfully surprising screenplay about the relationship between a father and son.”
“Exactly why Terrence Malick detractors don’t give him a fair shake. And this time they’re right.”
“Although it occasionally comes off as sincere, the story is too schmaltzy. It’s a lazy effort.”
“A smartly-written romantic comedy fit with a charming little time-traveling storyline.”
“Pointless, harmless, and sometimes even a little funny, but ultimately forgettable.”
“Amped up for a new generation, the storyline is more soupy that scholarly.”
“As tightly written as a front-page story grinded out by a veteran reporter.”
“A set of stories far too unbelievable to latch onto in any way.”