Stale Popcorn

Jordan and Josh review the latest from M. Night Shyamalan, Glass. It’s a film that we have been anticipating for a long time, so how does it hold up, and does it meet or exceed the hype?

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Today we discuss to the hostless Oscars, Star Wars Episode IX, and all of the films that we know we are looking forward to seeing it 2019. So enjoy this jam packed episode as we begin year #4 of the Stale Popcorn Podcast

After watching close to 60 movies in 2018, it’s time to look back and tell you our top ten from the year. We start by giving some honorable mentions and then dive into our picks. Did you make a top movies list for 2018? Let us know your picks on our social media! And thanks to everyone for listening to our show this year! Looking forward to all that’s in store in 2019!

2018 is in the books, folks, as is Year 3 of our podcast. We’ve seen a lot — a whole lot — of films this year. And try as we may to find something positive about every one of them, sometimes a bad movie is just a bad movie and we can’t ignore that. The films we discuss on this episode crushed our spirits and made us long for better ways to spend our time.

We admire anyone who helps make a film, but if we’re willing to give up our time to view a film, we believe we’ve earned the right to praise or criticize as we see fit. We do so while maintaining respect for those involved in the production of each of these films that we discuss on the episode.

So without further ado, we present to you our Worst Films of 2018!

Today, Jordan and Josh talk about the newest Steve Carrell film “Welcome To Marwen.” We would also like to give a very merry Christmas to all of our listeners! Thanks for listening to our show every week. It’s the best present you could give us!

Today Jordan and Josh talk about two very different movies; different in both production design & quality. Mortal Engines and Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse are our topics of discussion today, along with a few other nuggets throughout the episode. We hope that you enjoy, and thanks to everyone for listening!

Today on the episode we get Josh’s thoughts on the film A Star Is Born after he finally got to see the film this weekend. At last we get to find out if he feels the same way about the movie as Jordan when he watched in back in October. We also give our thoughts on the two newest MCU trailers for Captain Marvel, and Avengers Endgame. Then finally, Jordan gives his thoughts on the Oscar hopeful movie, Green Book.

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Today we talk about the shocking news of Daredevil’s cancellation, Josh soothes your ears with his version of “Can You Feel The Love Tonight” by Sir Elton John, and we look ahead to the films that are coming out during December 2018. It’s a very full episodes with a movie review of Steve McQueen’s Widows to top it all off. Enjoy today’s episode of The Stale Popcorn Podcast!

Today we have a very full episode for you audible enjoyment. We discuss our Thanksgiving experiences, as well as three diverse films that all came out this week. Josh got to watch Can You Ever Forgive Me starring Melissa McCarthy, while both of us got to see the two sequels, Wreck It Ralf 2: Ralf Breaks The Internet and Creed 2. These high profile films came along with a lot of hype, but do they meet expectation? We talk about that and more on todays episode.

Today on the show we dive back into the the wonderful mind of J.K Rowling, and revisit the wizarding world of Harry Potter with Crimes Of Grindelwald. There’s conflicting opinions, discussions about stretchy pants, and overall just lots of fun. Thanks for listening everyone! (We had to record in a room with week that had an awful lot of room noise. We apologize for that. We’ll be back in our regular space next week)

Today Jordan and Josh talk about Beautiful Boy, the sad and serious film that deals with the heavy topic of drug addiction, featuring strong performances by Steve Carrell and Timothy Chalamet. Josh also talks about The Grinch, the animated reimagining of the classic Christmas short on today’s episode. Thanks so much for listening! Find more at stalepopcornpodcast.com

Today we talk about Disney’s newest live action film The Nutcracker & The Four Realms, staring Mackenzie Foy, Morgan Freeman, Keira Knightly, and Hellen Mirren. We wonder if the film is a Christmas film and if it’s even worth watching. We also talk about several other things on today show, with the most important being your right and civic duty to vote on Nov. 6th. Go to ballotready.org to get prepared. See you at the polls!

Today we go to space… with Damion Chazelle and Ryan Gosling’s Neil Armstrong biopic, First Man. Then we stay in the Halloween spirt by talking about a few of our favorite Halloween TV episodes! Lastly, we’d like to thank everyone who has stuck with TSPP for all 150 episodes, and to all the listeners that we’ve picked up along the way. Thank you for always ensuring our episodes never go unheard. We are truly grateful to all of you! Onward to episode 200 🙂

Today we talk about the return of Michael Myers in the new horror film Halloween, a direct sequel to the original 70s classic. We also that about the cancelation of MCU Netflix shows and why we think they are being pulled. Thanks for listening!

Today, Josh calls back in to spend a few minutes discussing his experience at Disney’s AMC Dolby Theater in Orlando Florida, which he got to go to during his long awaited vacation last week. After, Jordan and Josh discuss the film Venom, staring Tom Hardy, and try to find if it is deserving of its box office success. Thanks to everyone for listening this week! We should be back to our regular quality and upload schedule next Monday!

Today, Josh calls in and we talk about the latest MCU news involving a sentimental tweet from Chris Evans, and Jordan give his thoughts on the film A Star In Born starting Bradley Cooper and Ms.Ro-ma-ro-ma-ma herself, Lady Gaga. Thanks for listening!