Strap in folks, this is a long one. But it's worth it. Joe gives us his thoughts on "Hustlers" (00:18:00) which quickly turns into a heated altercation between him and Garry after he mentions that he doesn't like Lizzo. It explodes into much more and in the end, barely anything was left of either party. We then, after many a tangent, give our thoughts on the comedy classic Marx Bros film "Duck Soup". (00:39:20) and finish off with more IMDB trivia (01:25:00). Also, Patrick talks about his new toaster, Joe alters history, Brandon loses a tree, and Garry has a hard time talking in general.

This weeks show starts off as odd as ever, as the boys let you know how often people die from popcorn. From there we share our quick reviews for It: Chapter 2 and Ad Astra (00:18:38). We then do an in depth review of the Mel Brooks film, Spaceballs (00:31:00). Ok, spoiler alert, we all love it so it was more of a "cool facts about the film" segment. We also do trivia (01:03:50) and try to pronounce abominable.

On this episode; the boys give their quick reviews for Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Peanut Butter Falcon, and The Nightingale (00:12:10). They then talk about how big of a dick Jason Sudeikis is and how cool the robot looks in “Colossal” (00:22:25). And then lastly we find out some stunning revelations in our Q&A section, with questions brought to us by you, our listeners! (00:44:00)

On this episode of the Popcorn Social, the guys talk about the feud between Disney and Sony over Spiderman (00:12:23), Patrick gives his thoughts about "Good Boys" (00:22:00), and everyone weighs in on the Christopher Nolan film "The Prestige" (00:26:00). Also Brandon is excited about the new John Travolta/Fred Durst movie coming out and Garry struggles to remember what popcorn chicken is called. Trivia and other shenanigans closes it all out (01:10:30).

Garry wanted to challenge the guys with the next movie, and oldboy did he ever. They also give quick reviews (00:06:52) for Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, Hobbs and Shaw, and Dora the Explorer (no we're not kidding, yes we're that dedicated). During the main discussion (00:26:26) some people throw up in their mouths, we find out Joe has been hypnotized before, we fight, and then we finish the episode with some more IMDB trivia! (01:12:25)

In this week's packed episode...we talk about Paw Patrol, Dora The Explorer, the new Terminator, Top Gun: Maverick, Cats, and other Comic Con trailers. Brandon gives his thoughts on the new Lion King (00:23:24). Then we go into our main discussion this week which is "The Place Beyond the Pines" featuring Garry's man-crush Ryan Gosling and Bradly Cooper (00:36:46). We then finish with playing some IMDB trivia games! (01:08:56)

Oh boy. The guys get their sillys out while playing with soundboards in the first few minutes. Then they give their quick thoughts on Midsommar and Spiderman: Far From Home. Garry complains about giving Disney too much money and why the other guys shouldn't see the new Lion King. And then we all discuss how awesome and unique the animation style is in Spiderman: Into The Spider-verse.

On this week's episode, we give quick (Spoiler Free) reviews of John Wick 3 and Toy Story 4. Brandon lets you know if it's worth it to see Endgame again for the "additional footage". And we talk a whole lot about the best movie where John Travolta and Nicholas Cage switch bodies. There sure is a lot of broken glass in this movie. We close out the show talking about which of these actors nowadays is considered good crazy and bad crazy and some other favorite action movies.

This week the gang gives their quick thoughts on the new Godzilla, MIB4, and Dark Phoenix (17:00), their first in-depth review which is Hot Fuzz (31:00), and then transition into talking about what is the best role of comedy within the artistic platform of film. They also talk about their favorite guilty pleasure comedies....there's some really bad ones in there.

Everyone introduces themselves and mention their favorite movies. Then we give our thoughts about Avengers: Endgame and the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Can any other studio replicate what Marvel and Disney have done/will do? The Gang disagree about a few things but don't kill each other yet.