On the latest episode of The Sneider Cut, your esteemed host Jeff Sneider is joined by frequent guest John Rocha to weigh in on In the Heights, its box office performance, and its colorism controversy, as well as discuss Batman's sexual habits and WB's recent test screening of The Matrix 4.

Elsewhere, Jeff and John talk about the latest Knives Out 2 and John Wick 4 castings, Dakota Johnson's new movie with Sean Penn, Jack Black's pairing with Ice Cube, and the curious case of Clarice, plus an animated scene from the crime classic Heat that made the rounds online this week.

Finally, Jeff reviews the Tribeca movies No Man of God, The Novice, 7 Days and festival standout Catch the Fair One, plus Pixar's Luca and Rose Byrne's new Apple series Physical before he and John weigh in on Hacks on HBO Max and Mandy Patinkin's charming social media videos.

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Thank you for taking the time to listen to The Sneider Cut, which you can find in audio form below. Subscribe to Jeff's podcast right here, or subscribe to ColliderExtras wherever you get your podcasts. You can also simply click the 'subscribe' button on the embedded player below. The show records on Thursdays, so if you have any movie or TV-related questions for Jeff, please drop him a line at jeff@collider.com or on his new private Twitter account at @InSneiderPlus, where the video version of this podcast can normally be found when there is no guest on the show.

Fair warning, this episode ends rather abruptly due to technical difficulties and John wasn't able to give a proper farewell, so be sure to follow his Outlaw Nation channel on YouTube and his Twitter account, @TheRochaSays. You can also check out his podcasts The Cine-Files, The Top 10 and The Geek Buddies wherever podcasts are found these days.

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