Firstly, apologies for some of the crummy audio, as The Popcorn Diet worked remote for this episode. Coming to you from Orlando, the boys discuss Geostorm, Good Bad Movies, and what makes them so good. David loves Chris Klein as Charlie Nash. Rick flips out again. All that and more!
Rick's sister Leah joins The Popcorn Diet as a guest cohost to talk about great film rivalries, their weird sibling relationship, and the Emma Stone vs. Steve Carrell film Battle of the Sexes. Leah loves high school in the 90s. Rick hates on Marylin. All that and more!
The Popcorn Diet crew saw one of their most anticipated movies of the year, Blade Runner 2049 and it has them talking noir films and taking a look at the modern spoiler obsessed culture. Rick explains Blockbuster to the young folk. David respects the artist. All that and more!
Rick and David saw one of their most anticipated movies of the fall, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, and are back to talk bout it. Rick's list is too long, again. David hates Jason Isaacs. All that and more!
Rick saw mother! so he and David are gonna talk about it. They also break down what a Cinemascore is and the divide between critics and audiences.. David hates on art. Rick suffers angry flashbacks. All that and more!
David and Rick attended the ALL CLOWN showing of IT at the Alamo Drafthouse in Phoenix and lived to tell the tale! Rick demands you suck it up. David is a fantasy casting genius. All that a much more in this weeks episode!
David and Rick take a very very early look at how the Oscar awards season could shape up, what movies have already come out that could be contenders, and what is in the future. Rick freaks out about film awards. David is bullish about Steve Carrell. All that and more!
David and Rick are excited to celebrate Steven Soderbergh's return from retirement with Logan Lucky. Rick defends his mother's honor. David sings praises to Adam Driver. All that and more!
A very special episode as Rick's Pops, David Williamson, joins The Popcorn Diet as a guest host to discuss westerns and their history! Pops makes some real deep cuts. John Wayne is just below God. Rick blames Pops for how he is. That and so much more!
Sorry for the delay! We're back for our Summer Movie Season Recap and a look at Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in hindsight with the rest of the summer. Rick and David get heated. Rick still hates The Emoji Movie. Lines are drawn. All that plus more!
Episode 10 of The Popcorn Diet comes to you from a hotel room in downtown Boston this week to celebrate Atomic Blonde and women who kick ass! Rick flips out over The Emoji Movie. David loves top hit 80s music. All that and more!
David returns as we break down Christopher Nolan's filmography as well as his newest masterpiece, Dunkirk. David teaches history about Dunkirk. Rick goes toe to toe with big British media. All that and more!
A special guest co-host joins The Popcorn Diet for this Apes-centric apocalyptic episode. Rick admits to being out for no one but himself. Guest Co-Host Jeremy stands firmly by humanity. That and much more!
The boys are back to discuss one of the biggest movies of the year and break down the superhero genre as it evolved over time. David shows some emotional cracks for an unlikely film. Rick makes a stand on his favorite Zorro film. All that plus more!
In this episode, we revert to a life of crime and break down the delightful genre of HEIST FILMS. David finally has more in his Top 10. Rick laments the Edgar Wright movie we'll never get. Plus much more!
Rick and David survived the 4th of July to bring you our first comedy film episode! Along the way we discuss SNL Alpha males and females, the ease of making classic Christmas movies, and break down everything Will Ferrell.
Coming to you from sunny San Diego, The Popcorn Diet is on the road this week but still finding time to break down blockbusters. David has no emotions, Ricky cries at every movie, and Michael Bay might be an insane genius.
It only took us 3 episodes for Ricky to completely lose his mind. The boys contemplate if they're too old for cartoons, the future of animation in a live-action remake world, give their Top 10's, and argue about Cars 3, of all movies.
This week, David makes a grave Star Trek mistake, Rick gets upset for the first of many times, and The Popcorn Diet duo take on a number of topics including remakes vs. reboots vs. sequels, the best monster movies ever, and Tom Cruise's The Mummy.
Oh great, another movie podcast. Rick and David introduce themselves to the world, talk about the best movies of all time, break down what they're excited about for the 2017 Summer, and then deep dive into Wonder Woman and the DCU.