Stay ConnectedThe Collider Podcast is a weekly look at the latest movies and news affecting the entertainment industry. Started in 2012, the show is hosted by Collider.com senior film editor Matt Goldberg and managing editor Adam Chitwood.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we’re joined by Weekend Contributing Editor Allie Gemmill to talk about the best movies of 2020 so far and the planned reopening of American theaters. For the first half of the show, we talk about how the pandemic has allowed smaller movies to shine through, but also how streamers like Netflix aren’t stepping up to take advantage of a bigger audience by delivering better movies outside of exceptions like Da 5 Bloods. We then move on to a discussion of why theaters shouldn’t reopen, why they’re determined to do so despite the danger of the pandemic, and what next month could look like as major releases prepare for theatrical-only distribution. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on a bonus episode of The Collider.com Podcast, we’re talking about The King of Staten Island and the narrative features of director Judd Apatow. We talk about the style of Apatow’s movies, criticisms of his work, his strengths and weaknesses as a filmmaker, how he’s grown as a director, branching out to tell more autobiographical stories of young comedians, and more.
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This week on episode 37 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in on Tenet's two-week delay, as well as the two month delay of the 2021 Oscars, not to mention its eligibility deadline.Jeff also offers his thoughts on Kristen Stewart's casting as Princess Diana, Amazon's new Joseph Gordon-Levitt movie 7500, the Andy Samberg comedy Palm Springs, and the Kevin Bacon thriller You Should Have Left.He also talks about a pair of new Oscar Isaac movies, Pete Davidson's new comedy with Colin Jost, and the passing of beloved publicist Nanci Ryder. Jeff closes the show with the return of Rumor of the Week, and by taking a few mailbag questions from fans.Follow Jeff on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we’re talking about Da 5 Bloods and the other films of director Spike Lee. During our spoiler-free discussion of Da 5 Bloods, we talk about the excellent cast, how Lee is able to explore race in different genres, and more. We then talk about Lee’s prolific career, how he has been ahead of the curve in making movies about race in America, his underrated gems, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider reviews the new Judd Apatow movie The King of Staten Island, starring Pete Davidson in the semi-autobiographical film. He also shares his thoughts on the first-look trailer for Bill and Ted Face the Music, and updates listeners on all the breaking entertainment news of the last week.Follow Jeff on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we’re talking about V for Vendetta. We talk about how the original Alan Moore graphic novel and the film’s release back in early 2006 were responses to right-wing governments that were pushing authoritarian policies, how the film uses a superhero framework to its advantages, the subtext of trans-identity as it relates to The Wachowskis, how the film plays given our current social unrest, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we’re talking joined by Senior Editor Haleigh Foutch to talk about the Alien franchise. We focus primarily on Ridley Scott’s 1979 original, why the film is so effective, what it says about horror movies today, the film’s lasting impact, the strengths and weaknesses of the sequels and prequels, and more. We then move on to a spoiler-free discussion of a new movie, The Vast of Night, before closing out with Recently Watched.
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Each week on THE SNEIDER CUT, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider pulls back the curtain on the business of Hollywood. For his 35th episode, he weighs in on Henry Cavill's return as Superman, as well as new details on The Snyder Cut and why The Ayer Cut of Suicide Squad sounds like a terrible idea.Jeff also discusses Amazon's burgeoning literary strategy that has seen the streamer acquire top characters from the publishing world, including this week's deal for The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. He also talks about how Netflix is skipping the fall film festivals, and the Safdie brothers taking their talents to HBO.Finally, Jeff weighs in on Apple's deal for the Leonardo DiCaprio-Martin Scorsese western Killers of the Flower Moon, new movies like The Lovebirds and The Trip to Greece, and Steve Carell's new Netflix series Space Force before closing the show with some fun mailbag questions and tributes to Jerry Stiller, Larry Kramer and more.You can follow Jeff on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider.com Podcast, we’re talking about Hot Rod. We discuss the comic sensibilities of The Lonely Island, why the film’s surreal and absurd humor endures, the structure of the jokes, the spike in memorable comedies during the 2000s, how the comedic landscape of today differs, the Apatow school of comedy versus The Lonely Island brand of comedy, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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Each week on THE SNEIDER CUT, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider pulls back the curtain on the business of Hollywood. For his 34th episode, he weighs in on The Snyder Cut, which will debut on HBO Max in 2021 now that Warner Bros. has decided to give Zack Snyder tens of millions of dollars to finish his vision for Justice League, placating thousands of DC fans in the process.Jeff also discusses Sony's Marvel moves this week with Madame Web and Jackpot movies reportedly moving forward, as well as a pair of new projects from producer Michael Bay, and Mike De Luca's aggressive revamp of MGM, which hopped into business with Lord and Miller this week along with director David Robert Mitchell and producer Christine Vachon.Finally, Jeff talks about Adam Sandler's latest Netflix movie, Variety's report that the Academy is considering delaying the Oscars, John Krasinski's sellout move regarding Some Good News, and the new trailer for Christopher Nolan's Tenet, which is still slated for July 17. You can follow Jeff on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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