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With the sequel coming out next Friday, we thought it was the perfect time to review the 2004 Pixar film, “The Incredibles.” Our friend, the delightful Diane Kang, returns and we had a SUPER fun time. We took a deep-dive into this unique take o
“Welcome to the Space Jam!” In this week’s episode we’re reviewing the 1996 kid’s comedy “Space Jam.” This film stars the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan, and the greatest animated comedian of all time, Bugs Bunny, plus a
“To infinity and beyond!” We’re taking you back to 1995 for the groundbreaking computer animated film, “Toy Story.” This buddy comedy voiced by Tom Hanks and Tim Allen is full of laughs and feels. Choreographer and actress Megan Batoon joined u
“Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” is in theaters now, but we’re reviewing the the original (terrifying) “Jumanji” film starring Robin Williams, Bonnie Hunt, and Kirsten Dunst. Our friends Jon Cozart and Diane Kang joined us to discuss monkey boy
Bueller? Bueller? Bueller? This week we’re reviewing another John Hughes classic, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” starring Matthew Broderick. Jeremy Shada, star of “Mr. Student Body President,” “Adventure Time” and “Voltron,” shares his own high sch
You’re in for a real treat this week! Not only are we reviewing one of the great classics of our times, THE GOONIES, with the insanely hilarious Steve Zaragoza, but we also have a special surprise guest! Won't you join us on the adventure to fi
Great Scott! It’s episode 2 of Popcorn! Or should we say... Part II?? Because we are reviewing the 1980’s sci-fi CLASSIC “Back to the Future Part II!” With the one-and-only BttF EXPERT... sWooZie! Yes, THE sWooZie (Adande Thorne).- Guys, prep
Merry Christmas, you filthy animals! We’re back for a surprise bonus episode of Popcorn! Our special gift to you. This time we’re reviewing the 1990 holiday classic, “Home Alone,” starring Macaulay Culkin. Double surprise, you can also WATCH th
Hello Popcorn Podcast fans! We have been overwhelmed with words of encouragement ever since the podcast (sadly) went on hiatus due to financial concerns. But we have great news! If we get funded here, we will bring you guys a BRAND NEW season o
Okay, so this movie didn’t technically win our poll, but the winning movie doesn’t actually exist. Our bad. This week we’re reviewing the second most voted for film, “Muppet Treasure Island,” starring Tim Curry and all your favorite puppets! Th
This week we’re reviewing one of our most requested films, “Heathers.” The 1988 satirical black comedy starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater is one of our favorites, but we understand that it’s not for everyone, especially in light of ever
We polled you guys on your favorite John Cusack film and you overwhelming picked this 1989 classic. Cameron Crowe’s directorial debut, “Say Anything,” is the slow-burning love story between two recent high school graduates. Super quotable lines
We’re reviewing the 1996 film “Matilda” starring Mara Wilson. Based on Roald Dahl’s novel by the same name, a genius, telekinesis girl uses her powers to enact revenge on the hateful adults in her life. Actress Aislinn Paul joins us! She took l
This week we are reviewing the classic Steven Spielberg blockbuster “Jurassic Park,” based on the novel by Michael Crichton. The 1993 sci-fi movie was a box office smash and a game-changer for CGI, animatronics, and sound design. We get into al
This week’s episode on “Jurassic Park” has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. (Listen for more details.) We will return to our regular schedule with that episode next week. Our sincerest apologies and thank you all for listening!
You guys voted for this 10% Tomatometer-rated movie, so we reviewed it! 1997’s “Batman & Robin.” Woof. We give the shortest recap and the longest individual character-analyses in Popcorn history. Joel Schumacher apologized for making this flick
This week we’re reviewing another Penny Marshall classic, “A League of Their Own.” This 1992 film stars Geena Davis and Tom Hanks and follows the Rockford Peaches of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Meghan Rienks, actress an
This week we’re reviewing John Hughes’s questionably classic film “Weird Science.” Kelly LeBrock stars as Lisa, a computer-generated dream woman of two nerdy high school boys. With mutant bikers, phallic missiles, and a giant talking frog turd,
This week we’re reviewing John Cusack’s finest film (in our opinion) “Grosse Pointe Blank.” Our friend and actor Jarrett Sleeper joins us again for one of his favorite films. This action-packed movie brings the funny and the feels. And we promi
This week we’re reviewing the 1993 remake(!), “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey,” starring Michael J. Fox, Don Ameche, and Sally Field. The film is about 2 dogs, Chance and Shadow, and a cat, Sassy, who try to make their way back to their
As if! This week we’re reviewing Amy Heckerling’s 1995 movie “Clueless,” staring Alicia Silverstone. Comedian Shannon Coffey joined to discuss this hilarious but insightful coming-of-age film. We discuss all of its quotable (and gif-able!) mome
We’re finally back for a new season of Popcorn and we’re kicking it off with one of the most requested movies, “Hook.” Comedian Brooks Wheelan joined to discuss Steven Spielberg’s bizarre but fun film from 1991. Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams,
We have a new season of “Popcorn with Mitchell Davis and Jack Ferry” coming your way on Friday, March 9th. Our first episode back is “Hook” with comedian Brooks Wheelan. Listen to the rest of this episode to hear our other exciting announcement
Christmas is just around the corner and to commemorate, we watched the film that we’ve all been conditioned to watch around this time of year, “A Christmas Story.” This movie is about a boy determined to get a BB gun, but is constantly deterred
Thanksgiving is almost here and to celebrate we’re watching one of the few Thanksgiving films, “Planes, Trains & Automobiles.” Good thing it’s a CLASSIC. Our friends Lee Newton and Andrew Delman joined us for this hilarious John Hughes film sta
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