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.

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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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