It's one of the most cherished weeks on every film calendar. There's a new Pixar movie to watch! Daniel and Kyle break down "Luca," the conversation about its gay (or not gay?) themes, why its simplicity works to its advantage and, of course, where it ranks in the Pixar pantheon, complete with a full ranking of all 24 of the studio's films by Kyle, as Daniel mostly whines and complains. Is "Toy Story 2" overrated? Does "Up" suck? Should voice acting gets its own Oscar category? These are all questions pondered, though not necessarily answered, on this week's episode. Pop, pop!

Earlier this month, it felt like "In The Heights" was set to become a breakout hit and the first feel-good story of the summer. But after middling box office returns and increased controversy surrounding its casting, we're left to wonder: what the heck happened? Daniel and Kyle break down their thoughts on the movie (good!) and analyze why the movie has been such a disappointment out of the gate (not good!). Plus, they offer a bit of optimism that the movie can right the ship.

The Boys are going back in time. Twenty years, to be precise! The setting is the Shrine Auditorium, Steven Soderbergh is double nominated, Julia Roberts is the toast of the town and “Chocolat” is nominated for Best Picture for some reason. It’s the 2001 Academy Awards, baby! Daniel and Kyle break down the winners, their personal ballots, the fandom surrounding “Almost Famous,” how in the heaven and hell Marcia Gay Harden won and how “Gladiator’s” Best Picture win has stood the test of time. There is laughter, there are tears, there is a fierce debate over who else could have played Erin Brockovich. Hop inside the time machine and let’s roll!

The Boys are back in theaters! Fresh off a viewing of "A Quiet Place Part II," Daniel and Kyle discuss how the movie stacks up to the original, why a member of its cast deserves an Oscar nomination (never too early!) and where "Cruella" lands in the Disney live action lexicon.

Well, it's come to this. The Boys finally (re: begrudgingly?) discuss Christopher Nolan's opus "Tenet." A movie that has inspired as much debate and fury as it has fanfare, Daniel and Kyle break down what works, what doesn't and whether or not movies are supposed to make sense. Plus, discussion about "Those Who Wish Me Dead," "The Woman In The Window" and "Mission: Impossible." Pop, pop!

The Boys are drafting, baby! It's the most anticipated event of every year inside the Popcorn Boys universe: the box office draft. Daniel and Kyle battle it out for domestic box office supremacy, each selecting a roster of 20 movies set for release in 2021. Whose draft board will reign supreme? Will streaming services keep people at home? Do people still care about "The Matrix?" WHO IS "CRUELLA" FOR?! All of these burning questions answered, and more! Pop, pop!

The Popcorn Boys are here! Daniel Trainor and Kyle Jamieson, two obsessive friends who love movies almost as much as they love arguing about them, have made the brave decision to start a podcast. In their debut episode, the Boys each unveil lists of their five most anticipated movies of 2021. Plus, a discussion about this year's Oscars ceremony, a return to movie theaters and a debate (the first of many, to be sure) about Tom Cruise.