The Popcorn Boys
The Popcorn Boys
The titular Popcorn Boys, Daniel Trainor and Kyle Jamieson, are two obsessive friends who have very strong opinions on all things movies. From the latest releases to box office, awards season to theater food, the Boys break it down every week with the humor and passion of two grown men desperately in search of an outlet. Grab some 'corn, cozy up to your phone and join the party, baby!
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Episodes
#3 - TENET Talk 27.05.2021 1:07:41
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!
#2 - The 2021 Box Office Draft 27.05.2021 1:29:04
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" F...
#1 - Our Most Anticipated Movies of 2021 11.05.2021 1:28:07
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 o...
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