Popcorn Hangover

On episode 68 of Popcorn Hangover, we saw the heavily anticipated 'Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3.' Marketed as the last time we will see the Guardians together in the MCU, as director James Gunn heads off to run DC, we take a look at Marvel's newest hit, and reflect on the trilogy as a whole. We're just getting started with summer blockbuster season, some come aboard as we get ready for a fun summer of movies!

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On episode 67 of Popcorn Hangover, we are back to re-cap the last few months of movies, notably 'Avatar: The Way of Water' and 'Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania'. We also have some rapid fire on some smaller movies since our last episode. Finally, we have a broader discussion on the state of the MCU, and the post-Endgame releases. 

Ant-Man talk begins around 20 minutes

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After a long hiatus, we are back with episode 66 to talk about the newest entry in the MCU, and perhaps its most personal, 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'. A lot of time is spent discussing the legacy of Chadwick Boseman, emotional storytelling and world building, and the next step forward in one of Marvel's most prominent franchises. We end the episode by giving our ranking of phase 4 movies, and a general discussion on this phase as a whole. So come along for the ride, and join us for an action packed episode 66!

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On episode 65 of Popcorn Hangover, we cover Marvel's newest blockbuster, ' Thor: Love and Thunder'. We also get into Ms. Marvel, phase 4 of the MCU as a whole, and the upcoming slate of movies announced at San Diego Comic Con.

A general note for the show going forward: we are planning a catch-up episode in the near future where we can dive into some of the big summer movies that we have missed due to an insanely busy schedule. If there is a particular movie you'd like to hear us cover, please reach out!

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On episode 64 of Popcorn Hangover, we ventured to a theater with no signs of intelligent life to see Pixar's newest movie, 'Lightyear'. Did it live up to the lofty standards we have for a 'Toy Story' spinoff? We also talked some of the shows we have been watching, notably Stranger Things 4, Ms. Marvel, and The Boys. So come along, try and figure out hyperspace travel, and listen to episode 64 today!

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On episode 63 of Popcorn Hangover, we return to recap just a few of the movies we have watched the last two months. In this episode, we have short conversations around Morbius, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, and The Lost City. We also dive into the newest Marvel movie, Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Spoilers for Dr. Strange go from 29:30 until the end of the episode.

From pleasant surprises to confusion and general dislike, this episode has a wide range of reactions. Which emotion goes with which movie? Well you'll have to listen to find out!

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On episode 62 of Popcorn Hangover, we take a look at 3 very different movies from March. Fresh, a new horror movie on Hulu. The Adam Project, a light time-travel Netflix movie. Finally, The Batman, which is the latest reboot of the franchise starring Robert Pattinson (and also somehow our first Batman movie on the pod). We also talk a little bit about Scream, as well as Hulu's hit show, The Dropout. It is a jam packed episode to make up for a month away from recording!

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On episode 61, we welcome our guest, Alaina, talk about one of their favorite movie franchises, Austin Powers. In this episode, we dive into the first movie in the franchise, International Man of Mystery. We talk our favorite scenes, characters, and try to figure out how Mike Myers held a generation captive with the world's most Shagadelic spy and supervillain Dr. Evil. So grab some floss, swing away from the pool of ill-tempered sea bass, and listen to episode 61 today!

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After a month away from the microphone, and two trips to the theater to see the MCU's newest hit, we are back on episode 59 to talk about the biggest movie of the year: 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'. Really, this episode dives into a lot of Spidey's film history, as we talk the Sam Raimi trilogy and the two 'Amazing Spider-Man' movies as well. This is probably the most excited we have ever been to talk about a movie on this podcast, and we hope you all enjoy the episode!

Warning: if you have not seen the movie, this is a full spoilers episode. 

If you want to talk 'No Way Home' or have a movie you'd like to hear us talk about, connect with us on social media!

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On episode 58 of Popcorn Hangover, we talk about two of the most anticipated movies of 2021. We also talked briefly about the recently released Red Notice, Netflix's "biggest movie ever." Did Dune and Eternals live up to their respective hype, or did two franchises miss an opportunity? More importantly, could we remember the character names from both of these massive casts? Only one way to find out!

If you have a movie you would like to hear us talk about on a future episode, connect with us on social media below!

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On episode 57 of Popcorn Hangover, we talk about the Shang-Chi, Venom 2, and Dear Evan Hansen. We also take a look ahead at the jam-packed months of October and November, with some extra moments of crisis thrown in when we realize seeing everything is going to be extremely difficult! 

If you have a movie you are interested in hearing us discuss for our monthly throwback/guest episodes, let us know on social media!

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On episode 56 of Popcorn Hangover, we go back to look at the origin of Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man. Sam Raimi's film is a staple of 2000's movie culture, and with some of his characters returning in the upcoming 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' this episode felt like the perfect time to revisit this world. From corny scripts, scenes right out of comic panels, and some 110% effort acting, this movie was a blast to revisit. 

Next episode, we will do our September movie roundup, followed by our monthly guest episode. If you are interested in being a guest, or have a movie you would like to hear us talk about, reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram!

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On episode 55 of Popcorn Hangover, we finally return after a very busy month to talk about 'The Suicide Squad' and 'Free Guy.' On this episode we also dive a bit more into the new release schedule for the show, as well as some smaller things that we have been watching, and projects we are excited for. 

Our new release schedule will have us releasing two shows per month. One show will always be a recap of the movies we saw for the month, while the other show will feature a guest and a discussion on a movie of their choice. If you are interested in hearing us talk about a certain movie, or want to be a guest on the show, connect with us on social media at the links below. Thank you all for the support so far, and we hope you are excited for the next chapter of this podcast!

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On episode 54 of Popcorn Hangover, we review the *first* new Marvel movie since the debut of our podcast! After lengthy delays, we finally got to see Black Widow, the latest solo movie for the original Avenger's team. Was the movie worth the wait, and how did the new additions fit in to the expanding MCU? But more importantly, was the Marvel experience the same as pre-pandemic? All these questions, and many more absurd ones will be answered on this week's episode!

Upcoming Schedule:

Loki Season 1- July 22nd (or earlier)

Space Jam: A New Legacy- July 29

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On episode 52 of Popcorn Hangover, we take a deep dive into 'F9: The Fast Saga' and the Fast and Furious franchise as a whole. Our time spent away from the podcast these last few weeks was not in vain, as we were working our way through what most might consider the best family movie franchise in the universe. Also, in honor of our first real episode on the franchise, we ranked our top 5 movies in the Fast franchise. So grab a Corona, some hacking equipment, a '75 Dodge Charger, and ten of your closest friends while you listen to episode 52 today!

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On episode 52 of Popcorn Hangover, we look at a movie that we have mentioned many times when recording, but always cut from episodes, 'Osmosis Jones.' Probably the least talked about animated-live action hybrid movies in Warner's library, does this movie with an all-star voice cast age well? Well, that's tough to say, but we dive into it! Also, in lieu of a top 5 this week, we talk about a franchise that John is making his way through the first time. Some might say they are family movies: that's right, we talk some Fast and Furious at the end of this week's episode!

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On episode 51, we take a trip back to the early days of the MCU to look at 'Captain America: The First Avenger'. After the conclusion of Falcon and the Winter Solider, we figured now was as good a time as any to look at the legacy of the shield, and the arc of Captain America through the MCU. Does this origin story hold up to the high standards for other heroes on screen, or is it a film out of time like its main character? We also take a crack at ranking our top 5 favorite MCU characters, which unsurprisingly was extremely difficult. So come along, grab your shield, and listen to episode 51 today!

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Hello everyone, after a few weeks off, we are back and ready to talk about the two biggest stories in Hollywood right now! On today's minisode, we talk about the Oscars, particularly the shocking ending, and the recently finished season of Marvel's Falcon and the Winter Solider. We are happy to be back in the podcasting routine, and are looking forward to getting back to talking movies!

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On episode 50 (crazy to type that out) of Popcorn Hangover, we cross off a few "firsts" for our podcast. In reviewing the Snyder Cut, we look at our first director's cut, as well as a movie we have discussed before. Additionally, in getting through 50 episodes, we look ahead at the future of the podcast, and have a few announcements for some upcoming changes. We want to thank everyone for their support through the first year of Popcorn Hangover, and we can't wait for the next era of the show. For now, grab 6 of your superpowered friends, and come along to listen to episode 50 today!

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On episode 49 of Popcorn Hangover, we take a trip to Indiana and watch Hoosiers in honor of March Madness starting. This classic sports movie is the perfect way to start off the best sports month of the year! In honor of its legendary status as a sports movie, we decided to take on the tall task of ranking our top 5 sports movies. To no one's surprise, it was the hardest list yet. So lace up your Chuck Taylor's, grab a ball, and listen to episode 49 today!

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On episode 48 of Popcorn Hangover, we return to the theater to watch Disney's newest animated hit, Raya and the Last Dragon. We would strongly recommend watching prior to listening, as there are heavy spoilers for the film. Beautiful animation, a fantastic voice cast, and a fun story with a deep lesson await audiences in the first major animated movie of the year. For our ranking this week, we finally ranked our top 5 Disney Princesses. We also posted a WandaVision season recap earlier in the week, so check that out if you are a Marvel fan!

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On today's minisode, we recap the recently concluded season of Marvel's newest hit show, WandaVision. While hard to fully go through a full season of TV in half an hour, we certainly gave it a shot! From the performances, to how this will tie into the future of the MCU, we had a blast talking about a show that really broke the Marvel mold. Did it live up to the hype as the first Marvel content in nearly a year and a half? Well, there is only one way to find out, listen to minisode 2 today!

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On episode 47 of Popcorn Hangover, we take a look at a movie garnering a lot of praise for the acting performances. Chadwick Boseman, who recently won best actor at the Golden Globes, and Viola Davis are just two of the strong performers in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. We did not have a top 5 this week, but did have a minisode recapping the Golden Globes that can be found on our podcast feed. Grab your finest pair of shoes, relax, and listen to episode 47 today!

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On our first minisode ever, we give a quick recap of the Golden Globes. We go over a few things we got right, a few we got wrong, some surprises, and if this means anything for the Oscars. We also talk about some of the controversy surrounding the Globes this year, and the new format for the show in the semi-remote format. We hope you are getting excited for awards season, because we know we are!

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On episode 46 of Popcorn Hangover, we review the new Netflix movie, I Care A Lot. Legal guardians. Systems that feel broken. Cleveland Russian mobsters. This movie has all that, and somehow more! This week, we did not have a top 5, and instead decided to predict winners for some of the major categories of the Golden Globes, which will be airing February 28th. So come along, show that you care a lot, and listen to episode 46 today!

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On episode 45 of Popcorn Hangover, we visit Egypt in the early 20th century and foolishly open boxes that may or may not have spirits that wish to end the world. Another double feature this week, as we talk about 'The Mummy' and 'The Mummy Returns'. Do these movies age as well as other adventure films *cough* National Treasure *cough* from the time? Why does every ancient artifact conveniently use the same key? These questions and more, will maybe be answered in the course of the episode! We also rank our top 5 treasure hunting movies, but spoiler warning, one of our lists is horrible! So grab a shovel, help dig out some artifacts, and listen to episode 45 today!

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On episode 44 of Popcorn Hangover, we decided to finish out the Lord of the Rings trilogy and our joined by a very special guest, Emmy! Our resident expert was able to walk us through the world of Middle Earth, and break down Two Towers and Return of the King. Historical impact of the series, some *interesting* parallels to a magical movie franchise, and some fun facts about the production are just a few of the things we got to this week. For our ranking, we again chose our top 5 characters, but this time with the whole picture of the series in view. So grab a sword, get ready to fight Sauron, and listen to episode 44 today!

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On episode 43 of Popcorn Hangover, we work on getting a cultural blind spot filled in for John and take a look at Fellowship of the Ring. Does the first entry in the Lord of the Rings franchise hold up for someone who didn't see it at release? Does he have any idea what is going on? What exactly is the hierarchy of magic in this world? Some of these questions might be answered, but the only way to find out is to come along and listen! For our top 5, we ranked our favorite characters based only on this movie, and not the franchise as a whole. 

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On episode 42 of Popcorn Hangover, we look at a movie garnering serious buzz for award season, Promising Young Woman. From one of the best acting performances of the year, to a captivating story, this movie was one of our favorites from 2020. We strongly recommend watching the movie before listening, and spoiler talk lasts from 13:00 to 40:00. In honor of Cassie's quest to right the wrongs of the past, we rank our top 5 revenge movies this week. 

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On episode 41 of Popcorn Hangover, we discuss the new movie 'One Night in Miami.' 4 of the most relevant icons of the 20th century share one night together following Cassius Clay's stunning victory to become the heavyweight champion of the world. We would strongly recommend watching it (on Amazon Prime in the U.S.) before listening, but spoiler talk lasts from approximately 16:00 to 50:00. In honor of Regina King's directorial debut, we ranked our top 5 favorite movies directed by actors. 

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On episode 40 of Popcorn Hangover, we finally cover our second Nicolas Cage movie, Con Air. We talk about every beautiful detail this movie has to offer like the stacked cast, ridiculous one liners, and more action than any movie deserves to have. For this week's ranking, we give our top 5 guilty pleasure movies. So buckle up, make sure you are seated for departure, and come listen to episode 40 today!

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On episode 39 of Popcorn Hangover, 1/2 of the dynamic duo is out, so we are joined by Zac to talk about Get Him to the Greek. Blockbuster memories, ensemble comedy casts, Russell Brand, and Dane Cook were just a small fraction of topics covered this week. Do these things have anything to do with the movie at hand? That is certainly up for debate. Regardless, this movie certainly brought back some early 2010's memories, and was an absolute blast to review! 

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On episode 38 of Popcorn Hangover, we get back on the new movie train and talk about two massive movies that released straight to streaming. 'Wonder Woman 1984' and 'Soul' are certainly two very different movies that find themselves in the same position. For both movies, the reviews are spoiler heavy, but much more so for 'Soul' from the 36 minute mark until the 49 minute mark. To close out the year, we rank our top 5 movies of 2020. While it was a sparse movie year, we definitely found ways to fill our lists! We hope you all have a happy and healthy new year, and thank everyone for the support as we started this podcast journey in 2020! We hope you enjoy this episode to close out the year. 

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On Episode 36 of Popcorn Hangover, we do what no podcast has done before. That's right, we watched all three of the Grinch movies and tried to get to the bottom of some very serious issues. Why do the who's embrace this green burglar? Which is the definitive version? What kind of dog is Max? We talk about the classic Dr. Seuss story, and look at how the modern iterations improve or worsen the tale. For this week's ranking, we broke away from movies and ranked our top 5 Christmas songs. Grab some who pudding, and a big helping of roast beast, and join us for episode 36 today!

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On Episode 35 of Popcorn Hangover, we spend our second week of Jingle Season with Kevin McCallister as he fights off the Wet Bandits. We talk about the iconic 1990 movie Home Alone, and take a deep dive into a movie that truly changed the genre of Christmas blockbusters. We also go over the massive news regarding the 2021 Warner Bros. release strategy, and rank our top 5 child actors, in honor of the iconic performance of Macaulay Culkin. So order a pizza from Little Nero's and a big pint of ice cream, and listen to episode 35 today! Also, get ready for our most ambitious episode ever, the Grinch mega-sode, which will be dropping 12.17!

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On episode 34 of Popcorn Hangover,  we kick off Jingle Season with rapid weight gain, a new beard, and a magical contract that transforms a man into Santa. We talk about a newer Christmas classic, the series as a whole, and try to figure out exactly *what* Santa is in this franchise. For our first ranking of the holiday season, we each gave our top 5 movie Santa portrayals. So grab some hot chocolate and start Jingle Season off right with episode 34 today!

Jingle Season Schedule

12.10: Home Alone

12.17: The Grinch (all of them)

12.24: It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Story

12.31: Wonder Woman 1984 and Soul

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On episode 33 of Popcorn Hangover, we watch one of the few Thanksgiving movies, and our first John Hughes movie! We've all experienced the frustration of traveling during the holidays, and no movie captures that better than Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. To celebrate our first review of this particular director, we ranked our top 5 John Hughes movies. We hope everyone has a happy and healthy Thanksgiving, and that you will come along for the ride as we talk about Planes, Trains, and Automobiles!

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On Episode 32 of Popcorn Hangover, we have a mystery to solve. We travel with Mystery Inc. to Spooky Island to watch the most 2002 movie in existence, Scooby Doo! Ghosts, a dog disguised as a grandma, and two friends living out of a van, this movie has almost everything you could ask for. This week, we ranked our top 5 movie dogs, and saw a huge difference between the two lists. So grab a Scooby Snack and join us for episode 32 today!

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On Episode 31 of Popcorn Hangover we try to jog our memory as we watch The Bourne Identity. Spy instincts, assassins, and lock boxes of cash are just some of the things you will find in this memorable action movie! For our ranking segment, we took on the tall task of Matt Damon's top five movies, and we hope you will let us know what we missed. Don't be like Jason and forget, come along and listen to episode 31 today!  

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On episode 25 of Popcorn Hangover, we kick off October with ghosts, slime, and a pesky EPA agent. We talk about our childhood memories of watching this classic, the pop culture impact, and the general absurdity of the concept. For our ranking segment, we ranked our top five movie ghosts, with some unexpected detours along the way. So make sure to avoid being possessed by Zuul and listen to episode 25 today!

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On episode 24 of Popcorn Hangover, we travel to a banquet hall in the 80's to listen to Adam Sandler perform. Listen to us talk about one of our favorite romantic comedies from the 90's, The Wedding Singer! This week, we rank our top 5 Adam Sandler movies, talk about the Emmy's, and a bit of news as well. So come along and get dressed like you are going to an 80's wedding and listen to episode 24! 

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On Episode 22 of Popcorn Hangover, we journey back to the theater to see the new movie Tenet. We go over our thoughts on the new theater experience, trailers that stuck out to us, and how much we missed the popcorn. Our conversation on Tenet is very heavy on spoilers, so if you do not wish to have the movie spoiled, please avoid the following time window: (19:11) - (59:20). We also rank our top five movie "Protagonists" to round out the episode. So hop in an inversion chamber, and join us for our journey through Tenet!

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