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This week on episode 62 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider delves deeper into AT&T's decision to send WB's entire 2021 slate to HBO Max and addresses Christopher Nolan's scathing thoughts surrounding the move.
Elsewhere, Jeff weighs in on all the Spider-Man 3 news, Oscar Isaac's Metal Gear Solid movie, Ben Affleck re-teaming with George Clooney, new projects starring Chris Pratt and Daisy Ridley, and Steven Soderbergh producing the Oscars.
Finally, Jeff reviews Ma Rainey's Black Bottom on Netflix, Disney's live-action Mulan, Jessica Chastain's Ava and The Killing of Two Lovers as well as the trailers for Nobody, American Skin and Shadow in the Cloud before taking a few mailbag questions from fans, including one about the fate of Johnny Depp's floundering career.
Email or DM Jeff with mailbag questions every Thursday morning, and follow him on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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The Collider Podcast is back! After a six-week hiatus where we were between podcast providers, we are now teamed up with Megaphone to bring you our show wherever you get your podcasts. Also, for the rest of the year, we're doing two episodes a week, and first up this week is a look back at the work of director David Fincher. We make our way through Fincher's career starting with his work in ads and music videos, exploring his filmography, his TV shows, all leading up to his new movie, Mank. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider Podcast we're joined by The Witching Hour hosts Perri Nemiroff and Haleigh Foutch to talk about the state of horror in 2020. We talk about horror getting discovered on streamers without competition from blockbuster horror, how the term "elevated horror" needs to die forever, the scariest movies we've ever seen, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider Podcast we're talking about writer/director Aaron Sorkin. We discuss all of Sorkin's movies and TV series, his latest film The Trial of the Chicago 7, his strengths and weaknesses as a writer, why his work can be endearing even when Sorkin's worst tendencies emerge, the history of his various projects, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on The Collider Podcast we're joined by very special guest Bob Gale, the co-writer of the Back to the Future trilogy. With the trilogy hitting 4K Blu-ray on October 20th, Gale sat down to talk with us about his memories of making the films, filming the sequels back-to-back, how they pitched Universal on the financials, his irritation with backlash to the "Johnny B. Goode" joke, why there won't be a Back to the Future 4, and much more. It was a pleasure to talk with Gale, and hopefully you'll enjoy listening to this as much as we enjoyed recording it.
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This week on episode 54 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in on the casting for the Mad Max: Fury Road prequel Furiosa now that it's official, as well as a pair of reunions, as Gal Gadot and Patty Jenkins are working on a Cleopatra movie, while Ridley Scott and Joaquin Phoenix are putting together a Napoleon movie.Elsewhere, Jeff talks about the jaw-dropping cast of Adam McKay's Netflix movie Don't Look Up, which now includes Oscar winners Leonardo DiCaprio and Meryl Streep, plus Paramount's decision to sell Coming 2 America to Amazon, and Showtime's decision to bring back Dexter for a 10-episode limited series.Finally, Jeff reviews the trailers for Hillbilly Elegy, Uncle Frank and Jungleland and offers his thoughts on the Netflix movies Rebecca from director Ben Wheatley and The Boys in the Band from producer Ryan Murphy, as well as Blumhouse's The Lie, before taking a few mailbag questions from fans, including one about Daniel Craig, and another about James Mangold's cop movie The Force.Email or DM Jeff with mailbag questions every Thursday, and follow him on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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This week on The Collider Podcast we're joined by editor Vinnie Mancuso to talk about Gerald's Game. We discuss why the film works so well despite being a notoriously difficult Stephen King work to adapt, what it says about director Mike Flanagan's filmmaking ethos, how he approaches storytelling, the care he's brought to his other works, how he's like the Lord & Miller of horror, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on episode 53 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in Doctor Strange and Electro joining the cast of Spider-Man 3, as well as the week's major release date changes, from The Batman, The Flash and Black Adam to Dune, No Time to Die and Jurassic World: Dominion.Elsewhere, Jeff talks about Paddy Considine's casting in the Game of Thrones prequel, Kiki Layne filling in for Dakota Johnson in Olivia Wilde's new movie, Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen TV series, the gender-flipped remake of She's All That, and the COVID-related cancellations of GLOW and On Becoming a God in Central Florida.Finally, Jeff reviews the trailers for Mank, Fatman, The Witches and Half Brothers and offers his thoughts on Adam Sandler's new Netflix movie Hubie Halloween, Sofia Coppola's father-daughter comedy On the Rocks starring Bill Murray, Jim Carrey's turn as Joe Biden on Saturday Night Live, and the endurance-themed documentary The Standard before taking a few mailbag questions from fans, including one about Sean Penn, and another about Jason Momoa's Frosty the Snowman movie.Email or DM Jeff with mailbag questions every Thursday, 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 Fargo. We kick things off talking about the 1996 movie, how it compares to other works by the Coen Brothers, why it's the quintessential Coen Brothers movie, its legacy, and more. We then move into the FX series, how it adapts the film, where he show succeeds and where it stumbles, the new season, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.
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This week on episode 52 of The Sneider Cut, Collider's senior film reporter Jeff Sneider weighs in on all the hot casting news of late, from the newcomer tapped to play Ms. Marvel to Aldis Hodge's casting as Hawkman in DC's Black Adam movie, and Oscar Isaac playing The Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola. Jeff also discusses his scoops about Zac Efron and Firestarter, and Tom Sturridge and The Sandman.Elsewhere, Jeff talks about Barry Jenkins tackling Mufasa's origin story in a Lion King prequel, David S. Goyer's new Batman Unburied podcast, Zendaya's new A24 movie, Idris Elba's killer lion movie, and of course, Borat 2.Finally, Jeff reviews the Netflix movies Trial of the Chicago 7 and American Murder: The Family Next Door as well as the indie comedy Save Yourselves! before taking a few mailbag questions from fans, including one about Tom Cruise, and another about PVOD.Email or DM Jeff with mailbag questions every Thursday, and follow him on Twitter, Instagram and Cameo at @TheInSneider.
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