Ep. 148 – Bad Boys for Life, Dolittle, VHYes, and the end of the 20th Century Fox name
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review “Bad Boys for Life,” “Dolittle,” and “VHYes.” They also talk Disney’s removal of the Fox
This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review “Bad Boys for Life,” “Dolittle,” and “VHYes.” They also talk Disney’s removal of the Fox
In this episode of Re: MCU, Cody and Jerrod from CineSnob.net discuss the mostly forgotten and least essential movie of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: THE
SPOILER ALERT! This episode of The CineSnob Podcast is a long, lengthy discussion about every aspect of “Avengers: Endgame” and should NOT be listened to
The CineSnob Podcast RETURNS to discuss the biggest superhero movie ever, “Avengers: Infinity War!” WARNING: Cody and Jerrod talk spoilers starting a 10:02, so tread
“The Russo Brothers have made an interesting choice in focusing the story on their giant purple villain.”
“Delivers an essential, delightful version of a movie no one wanted in the first place.”
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“The franchise seems to be in capable hands with the Russo brothers.”
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“There is a lot of movie to this movie. Feels inconsequential at best, like a place-holder at worst.”
“An intimate story where character development and smart dialogue trump everything else.”
“An adventure that’s refreshingly free of table-setting for whatever next year’s Marvel movie will be.”