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Into INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE
qu0rr@ / February 14, 2019
Join the team as we use this extraordinary film to jump into conversation about the importance of having good role models to look up to and
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Walking On Broken GLASS
qu0rr@ / January 31, 2019
Join us this week as Richard and James discuss the newest offering in the ‘Unbreakable’ trilogy (if it can be called that?), GLASS. While these co-hosts may
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Popcorn PREQUEL: Reassembling THE AVENGERS
qu0rr@ / January 28, 2019
This week, our time machine takes us back to the original Avengers film! Some fresh reflections with Richard and David of the Popcorn Theology podcast, assembled
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Breaking Down UNBREAKABLE
qu0rr@ / January 28, 2019
Join the guys this week as they prepare for upcoming the release of Glass by diving backwards into the original film in the trilogy, Unbreakable! This
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Six Shooter: THE BALLAD OF BUSTER SCRUGGS
qu0rr@ / January 28, 2019
This episode will probably feel like six-in-one… We apologize for how quickly we found ourselves moving through each chapter, but it sure was hard to talk
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Something Old, Something New: INCREDIBLE HULK
qu0rr@ / January 28, 2019
Introducing! A new series from Popcorn Theology called, ‘Popcorn Prequels’… We’ve decided to pull film files from the “Cinemagogue vault” periodically to look at both classic films
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GREMLINS: Merry Christmas?
qu0rr@ / January 28, 2019
This year, we asked our Patron Saints (that is, our supporters on Patreon!) to decide what movie we should cover for the Christmas holiday. They didn’t
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Diving Deeper: AQUAMAN
qu0rr@ / January 28, 2019
Take a listen as Richard and David are joined by Aaron White of Feelin’ Film Podcast to discuss this latest entry in the DC Cinematic Universe! We all
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Wrecking Ralph? RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET
qu0rr@ / January 28, 2019
This episode, Richard and James tackled Disney’s newest sequel, Ralph Breaks the Internet! How did this new film hold up to its quite excellent predecessor? The movie prompts