Popcorn Hangover

Popcorn Hangover

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Popcorn Hangover episodes

  • Use Your Voice: One Night in Miami

    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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    1 hr 11 min
  • Put the Bunny Back in the Box: Con Air

    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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    1 hr 8 min
  • We'll Just Catch the Next Flight: Get Him to the Greek

    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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    1 hr 4 min
  • Blockbusters on Streaming: Wonder Woman 1984 and Soul

    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. 

    Are there any movies we missed in 2020? Let us know on social media!

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    1 hr 5 min
  • It’s a Wonderful Christmas Podcast
    On episode 37 of Popcorn Hangover, we talk about the two final Christmas movies of Jingle Season: It’s A Wonderful Life and A Christmas Story. Can we determine what the superior movie to watch on Christmas Eve is? We also rank our top 5 favorite Christmas movies! We hope that all of our listeners have a Merry Christmas and happy holiday season, and are getting excited for our double feature of new movies next week!
    1 hr
  • Stealing Christmas to Become a Hero: Grinch Mega-sode

    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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    1 hr 2 min
  • Keep the Change Ya Filthy Animal: Home Alone

    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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    1 hr 10 min
  • Believing is Seeing: The Santa Clause

    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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    1 hr 1 min
  • Holiday Travel: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

    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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    1 hr 2 min
  • Friends Don't Quit: Scooby Doo (2002)

    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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    58 min

About Popcorn Hangover

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Our podcast has a simple premise: what if regular people talked about movies? We aren't critics, and we don't claim to be.