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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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"One Night Only" promises two things: 1. Single people can only have sex one night out of the year and 2. It won't make any god damn sense. The Boys are here to break down the new movie starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro, which manages to provide as many questions as it does answers. Somehow, a dissection of psoriasis, Pete Davidson and pizza awaits! Pop, pop!
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Spidey is back and, somehow, bigger than ever. The Boys break down the insane box office performance of "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," what makes Spider-Man so popular, the aura of Tom Holland and Zendaya and why movie theater etiquette is IN THE TRASH. Pop, pop!
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At long last, two white men have been given microphones to talk about Christopher Nolan. To celebrate the release of "The Odyssey," The Boys go all the way back to the beginning to track Nolan's roots, what makes him so enigmatic, where they were when Heath Ledger died, the Anne Hathaway renaissance and so much more. Pop, pop!
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In honor of Taylor Swift's "I Knew It, I Knew You" from "Toy Story 5," which will almost surely have her in the thick of the Oscar race, The Boys did a deep dive into the Best Original Song category and ranked all 92 winners dating back to 1934, when "The Gay Divorcee took home the Oscar for "The Continental." A truly exhaustive task that peels back layers of music history, songwriting and, really, humanity itself. Pop, pop! Listen along here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0BpIQ4XELF6aHFwch33ZZF?si=afde6eca26fa4c52
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To celebrate the release of "Disclosure Day," the Boys look back at the filmography of Steven Spielberg the only way they know how: by ranking all of his movie titles from worst to best. Along the way, they discuss some of his classics ("Close Encounters of the Third Kind," "Raiders of the Lost Ark"), his lesser known movies ("Always") and whatever "Disclosure Day" was. Pop, pop!
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