Rick's Top 17 of 2017!
Your Top 10 list is inadequate. Behold the Top 17 of 2017!
Read MoreRick Reviews: The Shape of Water
Guillermo del Toro embraces his delightful weirdness in a sweet, freaky fairy tale of love for the lonely.
Read MoreThe Popcorn Diet's Updated Oscar Prognostication!
hi The Awards Season is in full swing with nominations and awards being handed out left and right. The Popcorn Diet crew assesses the situation and makes some changes to their predictions.
Read MoreWhy You're Wrong About The Last Jedi
The release of The Last Jedi has spurred heated discussion and debate amongst online fans. In my quest to offer a critical analysis of the film, I instead created a Last Jedi manifesto…
Read MoreRick Reviews: Star Wars - The Last Jedi
hi Luke Skywalker makes his (triumphant) return in Rian Johnson’s game-changing addition to the Star Wars Saga.
Read MoreRick Reviews: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
hi Anger begets more anger in Martin McDonagh’s sharp, angry, and highly relevant third feature film.
Read MoreRick Reviews: Lady Bird
hi Greta Gerwig’s coming of age film is filled with charm, but also with the tropes that make coming of age films so formulaic in their uniqueness.
Read MoreThe Popcorn Diet Holiday Film Battle for Supremacy!
The Popcorn Diet celebrates the holidays by taking our favorite Holiday Films and pitting them against one another for total holiday film supremacy.
For the next month, we want you to vote on your favorite movies and see who advances to the final rounds!
Rick Reviews: Justice League
A fun, entertaining movie cannot help but feel like a rush job as DC and Warner Brothers attempt to course correct their franchise.
Read MoreJustice League Gives DC and Warner Brothers the Chance for a Do-Over
We’re looking back at where the DC films came from. What was once seen as WB not putting in the work for their franchises has now become a golden opportunity to right the ship.
Read MoreRick Reviews: Murder on the Orient Express (2017)
A stylish and slick adaptation of Agatha Christie’s famous detective novel uses a stacked cast and clever filmmaking to hide the story’s age.
Read MoreRick Reviews: Thor Ragnarok
Marvel doubles down on its ‘space is weird as hell’ approach in the hilarious, rocking deconstruction of the God of Thunder.
Read MoreThe Popcorn Diet's Updated, Not Too Early Oscar Prognostication
Going from our Way Too Early Oscar predictions, we now offer our Not Too Early Oscar predictions. Who’s out? Who’s in? Read below to find out!
Read MoreRick Reviews: Geostorm
It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel like listing off all the dumb madness this movie has to offer.
Read MoreRick Reviews: Battle of the Sexes
The biographical look at the match-up between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs tries too hard to have its cake and eat it too.
Read MoreRick Reviews: Blade Runner 2049
hi A trip back into the neo-noir sci-fi world created by Ridley Scott results in one of the best films of the year and one of the best noir films ever.
Read MoreRick Reviews: Kingsman The Golden Circle
hi The Kingsmen are back with even sharper suits, crazier gadgets, and more insane action in the follow up to 2014’s surprise hit.
Read MoreRick Reviews: mother!
HI Darren Aronofsky brings you a film fueled by metaphors wrapped in riddles and slathered in enigmas.
Read MoreRick Reviews: IT (2017)
Andy Andy Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s uber popular novel piles on the nostalgia, wonderful performances, and a major case of the heebie-jeebies to great effect.
Read MoreThe Popcorn Diet's WAY TOO EARLY Oscar Prognostication
We take a look at awards season nearly 6 months ahead of time, and you think Halloween decorations show up to early.
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