This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod review “Tony Parker: The Last Shot” about the San Antonio Spurs’ legendary point guard, the Netflix film “Pieces of a Woman,” and documentary on the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, “The Dissident.”

[00:00 - 18:07] Failed insurrections and snowfall

[18:07- 36:39] Review: Tony Parker: The Final Shot

[36:39 - 50:27] Review: Pieces of a Woman

[50:27 - 1:06:52] Review: The Dissident

[1:06:52 - 1:11:17] Wrap up/tease

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod review “Shadow in the Cloud” and run down their lists of the top ten movies in the terrible year of 2020.

[00:00 - 11:10] New Year’s Eve talk

[11:10 - 26:00] Review: Shadow in the Cloud

[26:00 - 2:29:39] The top 10 films of 2020

In this Christmas episode of The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod talk HBO Max’s “Wonder Woman 1984,” Disney+’s “Soul,” and Netflix’s “The Midnight Sky.”

They also talk about “Coming 2 America” and argue about The Beatles. Merry Christmas!

This week on a glitchy episode of The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod review the final performance of Chadwick Boseman in “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” the Gerard Butler disaster movie “Greenland,” Mads Mikkelsen’s midlife crisis dramadey “Another Round,” and nostalgia-heavy documentary “The Last Blockbuster.”

They also talk Tom Cruise’s on set COVID-19 rant and Cody talks about the 4K releases of “Tenet,” “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy and “The Hobbit” trilogy.

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod review Steven Soderbergh’s “Let Them All Talk,” the baffling “Wild Mountain Thyme,” the stupid COVID thriller “Songbird,” Rachel Brosnahan in “I’m Your Woman,” and the Apple TV+ animated film “Wolfwalkers.”

They also talk Disney’s massive new Star Wars and Marvel content dump for Disney+ and get off on a tangent about Jar Jar Binks.

This week on another packed episode of The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod review David Fincher’s “Mank,” a fight erupts over “Sound of Metal,” no one cares for “Black Bear,” Steve McQueen’s “Small Axe: Red, White and Blue” proves to be one of the best entries yet, and “Baby God” whiffs on a fascinating premise.

They also talk Warner Bros.’ blockbuster decision to release every movie in 2021 in theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously.

On this stuffed turkey episode of The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod review Netflix film “Hillbilly Elegy,” Hulu same-sex rom-com “Happiest Season,” Amazon’s Alan Ball film “Uncle Frank,” the second part of the “Small Axe” series “Lovers Rock,” and HBO documentary “The Mystery of D.B. Cooper.”

They also talk Thanksgiving and Zoom calls and other such nonsense.

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody, Jocelyn and Jerrod talk Hulu’s “Run,” Amazon’s “Small Axe: Mangrove,” Romanian documentary “Collective,” and Disney’s “LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special.”

Cody also reviews the Blu-ray release of “The Broken Heart’s Gallery” and the gang talks the HBO Max release of “Wonder Woman 1984.”

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Jocelyn and Jerrod are dry-docked while Cody is wastin’ away again in Margaritaville. He still has his podcast gear, though, and they review boxing-brotherly love drama “Jungleland,” Mel Gibson Santa movie “Fatman,” and Henry Golding in a meditative “Monsoon.”

And yes, there’s plenty of jokes about Cody living his best #SaltLife on the Texas coast.

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Jocelyn returns from maternity leave to talk with Cody and Jerrod about he Kevin Costner-Diane Lane drama “Let Him Go,” moody superhero origin story “Mortal,” and another Shudder horror film “The Dark and the Wicked.”

They also talk a little about the election, social media, and what it means to be a mom or some crap.