Popcorn Junkie

Popcorn Junkie

By Jon BaleyComedyTV & Film
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Popcorn Junkie episodes

  • Popcorn Junkie 120: This Movie Brought To You By...

    This episode, before Jon could enjoy Double Toasted Live in Chicago, he had to sit through Sicario and Sicario: Day of the Soldado, Uncle Drew, the Italian Fantasia parody Allegro Non Troppo, and even revisited Jurassic Park 3 and Jurassic World for Patreon exclusive content. Plus, a quick discussion on movies that spawned from advertisements.

    1 hr 55 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 119: Everybody Watch the Dinosaur
    With Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom being the big release this weekend, Jon reviews it, along with the infamous John Travolta movie Gotti, the indie heist movie American Animals, a special presentation of Studio Ghibli's Pom Poko, plus a Netflix and Chat about the two Animal Farm adaptations. Plus, a discussion on the different ways filmmakers have brought dinosaurs to life.
    1 hr 52 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 118: State of Pixar 2018
    With Incredibles 2 releasing this weekend, Jon looks at what's in store from one of the most well regarded animation studios. Plus, reviews for the action comedy Tag and the blaxploitation movie Super Fly and its remake SuperFly.
    1 hr 31 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 117: Taking the A24 Train

    This week, Jon reviews the Ocean's Eleven spinoff Ocean's 8, Drew Pearce's directorial debut Hotel Artemis, and the latest release from A24 Hereditary. Then, Jon talks about the history of A24 and how they've become a leader in independent film distribution and production.

    2 hr 10 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 116: Bucking Traditional Biopics

    This week, Jon reviews Johnny Knoxville's loosely inspired take on Action Park Action Point, the "based on a true story" of Tami Ashcroft's survival at sea Adrift, and the SXSW Midnighter Award Winner for 2018 Upgrade. Plus, a discussion on the need for nontraditional biopics.

    1 hr 37 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 115: Summer 2018 Preview

    With only Solo: A Star Wars Movie coming out this Memorial Day weekend, Jon throws in a Netflix and Chat about Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and Aggretsuko before taking a look at the movies set to release this summer.

    2 hr 16 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 114: Cutting Ties and Eating Crow

    This weekend, Jon has a nice helping of humble pie after being misled on what happened on the set of Deadpool 2, then reviews it alongside Book Club and Show Dogs before having a discussion about acknowledging your mistakes, when to stop supporting awful people's creations, and the importance of making sure you're getting correct information before lighting your pitchforks and torches.

    1 hr 55 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 113: Momsploitation?

    With two Mom related movies this Mother's Day weekend, Jon reviews Life of the Party, Breaking In, has a Netflix and Chat about the 1974 Death Wish, and poses the possibility of "momsploitation" as a genre.

    1 hr 20 min
  • Popcorn Junkie 112: Top 7 Remake-worthy MGM Movies

    This week Jon winds down from the epic release of Avengers: Infinity War with both versions of Overboard, the new Diablo Cody/Jason Reitman movie Tully, and Dean Devlin's new thriller Bad Samaritan. Then, since MGM has been on a kick remaking their old properties, Jon lists the Top 7 MGM movies that warrant remaking.

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    2 hr
  • Popcorn Junkie 111: Infinity War: 10 Years in the Making

    There's only one movie to talk about this weekend, and that's the cinematic event 10 years and 18 movies in the making: Avengers: Infinity War. First a non-spoiler review, then spoiler talk, then Jon discusses the current state of the MCU, what he likes and doesn't like, and what he hopes to see from it in the future.

    3 hr 3 min

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