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This week on episode 70 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in on this year's Sundance Film Festival, the Golden Globe and SAG Award nominations, and all the GameStop projects in the works around town.
Elsewhere, Jeff talks about J.J. Abrams' new Cloverfield movie, Chloe Zhao's sci-fi western take on Dracula, Ryan Coogler's Wakanda series on Disney+ and Jon M. Chu coming on to direct Wicked, plus Michelle Williams' Peggy Lee movie and Paramount's planned Frasier revival.
Finally, Jeff reviews Clarice and explains why Apple should release CODA this month to compete in this year's Oscars before taking some mailbag questions, including one that asks for his Super Bowl pick. Spoiler Alert: He never bets against Tom Brady in the big game.
Email or DM Jeff with mailbag questions every Thursday morning, and follow him on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider Podcast, we're joined by Senior Producer Perri Nemiroff to talk about the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. We discuss why Sundance going virtual changed the complexion of this year's festival, what we missed about being at Sundance, how great films were still able to surface, movies that our listeners should keep on their radar, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on episode 69 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in on Armie Hammer's career crisis, multiple Tomb Raider stories, casting for The Sandman on Netflix, and Jared Leto's new movie with Darren Aronofsky.
Elsewhere, Jeff talks about Noah Baumbach's big Netflix deal, the streamer's latest hit show Bridgerton, Timothee Chalamet's cannibal movie, Robert Rodriguez's Spy Kids reboot, Taron Egerton's Apple series, and the first image of Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana, plus the Dennis Harvey-Promising Young Woman saga.
Finally, Jeff reviews The Little Things and HBO's new crime series The Investigation before taking a mailbag question about Martin Scorsese and Hulu's series adaptation of The Devil in the White City.
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This week on The Collider Podcast, we're talking about when movie theaters might come back. With a new Presidential Administration in place with a greater emphasis on science, studios are now taking heed of warnings that life in America may not be back to normal until the fall. We discuss how this affects the release date calendar, what we miss about moviegoing, why our current streaming landscape falls short, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on episode 68 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in on Willy Wonka rumors, Ethan Hawke's casting in Marvel's Moon Knight, and Netflix's decision to bring back Aziz Ansari's acclaimed comedy Master of None.
Elsewhere, Jeff reviews the school shooting movie Run Hide Fight as well as the indie thriller Don't Tell a Soul starring Rainn Wilson, plus he talks about Josh Duhamel replacing Armie Hammer as Jennifer Lopez's hubby in Shotgun Wedding.
Finally, Jeff talks about this year's Oscar race, and reveals his picks for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Animated Feature race, which is expected to feature two Pixar movies this year.
Email or DM Jeff with mailbag questions every Thursday morning, and follow him on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider Podcast, we're joined by TV Editor Liz Shannon Miller to talk about WandaVision. During our discussion, we talk about how the show upends expectations of the MCU, why it's such a great homage to classic sitcoms, different kinds of sitcoms it could references throughout its run, a brief history of Marvel shows before WandaVision (there is much clowning at the expense of Inhumans), and much more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on episode 67 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in on Chris Evans' way-too-soon return to the MCU, the atrocious casting of Nicole Kidman as Lucille Ball, and Armie Hammer's kink scandal.
Elsewhere, Jeff talks about Hollywood's folly in resuming production, WarnerMedia's expensive mistake, Amazon's $200 million deal for a Chris Pratt movie, James Bond's imminent move to the fall, Kevin Hart's new Netflix deal and the streamer's latest true crime docuseries Night Stalker.
Finally, Jeff discusses Darren Aronofsky's A24 movie with Brendan Fraser, Cardi B's Paramount comedy Assisted Living and the Searching sequel as well as the trailers for Clarice, Cherry, I Care a Lot and Breaking News in Yuba County before weighing in on the Best Picture race and the early word regarding Judas and the Black Messiah.
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This week on The Collider Podcast, we're talking about movies we're excited to see in 2021. We talk about how the release schedule is still largely in flux, what the theatrical experience could look like this year, how distribution could change, why we want to see movies in theaters again, what festivals could be like, what delays could be on the horizon, and much more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on episode 66 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider delves into Ray Fisher's latest Twitter controversy as well as the Run Hide Fight distribution saga before offering up his Oscar picks from movies like Sound of Metal and Nomadland.
Elsewhere, Jeff talks about the MCU scribe who Kevin Feige tapped to write the new Star Wars movie, WB's puzzling announcement to bring back Patty Jenkins for Wonder Woman 3, Alex Garland's new leading lady, Paramount's latest acquisition, and Clancy Brown's casting as the villain in the upcoming Dexter revival.
Finally, Jeff weighs in on the Malcolm & Marie trailer from "visionary director" Sam Levinson, as well as the trailer for HBO's foreign-language crime series The Investigation before he predicts some of the biggest entertainment stories to watch in 2021, including the fate of MGM, and WarnerMedia's big HBO Max decision.
Email or DM Jeff with mailbag questions every Thursday morning, and follow him on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider Podcast, we're joined by The Kingcast co-host Scott Wampler to talk about the scores of Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross. Wampler is a die-hard Nine Inch Nails fan, so he walks us through the rise of that band, what they've meant to music, Reznor's move into scoring films with Ross, why some of their scores succeed while others have been somewhat forgettable, their new scores for Mank and Soul, and much more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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