Buttered Popcorn Movies

Kyle and Steve dive into the year that was a name the winners of this year's 2022 Buttered Popcorn Awards

As Steve and Kyle close out 2022, they look back at 7 movies that they have both recently seen in theaters. 

Kyle and Steve surprisingly start a new season by discussing the last month of new movies. This episode is full of spoilers so be warned. They discuss Vengeance, Minions, Black Phone, Where the Crawdads Sing, and Nope.

Kyle and Steve discuss the movies that they have seen in the theater in 2022.

In this episode, Kyle and Steve discuss movies that have come out since they released their top 100 that they believe should be considered for the list. They both also bring to the table a few movies they think were potentially overlooked the first go round.  Steve also makes a push to start the list earlier than 1981.

The 4th Annual Buttered Popcorn Awards Show.  Kyle and Steve highlight their favorite movies from 2021.

After a 6 month hiatus, Kyle and Steve are back to discuss the year in film review in preparation for the Buttered Popcorn Awards. Be prepared, this show is chalk full of spoilers.

Steve and Kyle take the journey through Steven Spielberg movies from Duel all the way to Ready Player One.

Kyle and Steve discuss the most recent movies they have seen.  Including those they have seen IN THE THEATERS!

Steve and Kyle get back to their roots and talk about movies they have seen since the start of the new year. Plus, they spend a good three minutes talking about the Magnolia Silos in Waco, Texas.

Kyle and Steve give out their Buttered Popcorn Awards for the best in 2020. 2020 wasn't all that bad for movies.

Kyle and Steve breakdown some movies they have seen recently including their Friday the 13th movie night, some Netflix and Disney+ originals, Let Him Go.

Kyle and Steve embark on a new adventure by providing commentary on a movie while they are watching it. They begin this journey with the Karate Kid. An all-time favorite for their generations.

The Julia Roberts Episode

Steve and Kyle go through the movies that they have had an opportunity to watch over quarantine, and offer some suggestions to the listeners.

As we finish our second full year of shows we wanted to record a show to teach our listeners a little bit more about us. We spend some time discussing quarantine movie brackets that were taking place on Facebook. We also discuss the 10. The 10 represent the 10 movies that we would suggest to people to watch for them to get a better understanding of who we are. Steve breaks the rules by only sharing 10.

Kyle and Steve share high school memories and discuss their favorite high school movies.

Steve and Kyle discuss the movies that they have watched during quarantine. They also discuss the best Apocalypse movies ever. If you want a say to the next show, please answer the survey question on our twitter page. @Butteredmovies

Steve and Kyle spend the hour throwing out nearly 50 movies from the 2010's that need to be seen by all moviegoers. They also list their personal top 10 from the decade.

Kyle and Steve are excited to announce the 2019 Buttered Popcorn Award winners. The categories include: Best Just Missed, Biggest Flop, Best Comedy, Best Family Movie, Best Action, Best Drama, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Movie.

Steve and Kyle spend some time walking through movies they have seen recently.

In this episode we talk about the career of Tom Hanks. We ask 5 burning questions and finish the episode asking, "Is Tom Hanks the greatest actor of this generation?"

We highlight IT Chapter 2 and Joker. Plus we quickly run through a few other movies we have seen recently, as well as what we are anticipating most.

Steve and Kyle go through the movies they saw this summer along with the movies they wished they saw. They dissect the summer of Disney and whether this summer was a hit or miss.

Kyle, Steve, and guest Lance reveal their favorite 100 movies since 1981 in a countdown from 100 to 1.

Steve and Kyle welcome their first ever guest, Lance Petrillo, to build their top 100 movie list. They discuss the process as well as movies that did and did not make it.

Steve and Kyle discuss the Summer movie options including Aladdin, Toy Story 4, Dark Phoenix, and Ma. They also share their rating of Avengers: Endgame and their final thoughts on the movie and franchise.

In this episode we discuss some of our all-time favorite baseball movies. We reminisce about our childhood, and the impact that baseball has on our lives. The movies we discuss include For Love of the Game, The Sandlot, A League of Their Own, The Rookie, Angels in the Outfield, Field of Dreams.Oh yeah, and we talk about Captain Marvel at the end.

Steve and Kyle discuss movies from 2016-2018 that should be considered in their top 100 movies since 1980. They also discuss Wonder Park and Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase.

Steve and Kyle get back to discussing recent movies they have seen. These movies include Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse, Glass, The Escape Room, A Dog's Way Home, and Vice. The guys also welcome their very first guest host.

Steve and Kyle hand out awards to the best movies they saw in 2018. There are 9 distinct categories and they discuss the nominees prior to determining a winner.

In this Christmas special we discuss our favorite Christmas movies. We also discuss our childhood and favorite Christmas memories.

Steve and Kyle discuss the long list of movies that they have seen recently. Getting back to the style that made them wildly popular. Includes, but not limited to, A Star is Born, Free Solo, Halloween, and a return to Alpha.

WARNING: This episode is filled with detailed conversations about scary movies. It may not be suitable for kids.

We finally answer the question, "What was the movie of the summer?" We discuss MI: Fallout, The Meg, and a few other potential viewing pleasures.

This is a Summer Review episode. Steve and Kyle rapid fire through a majority of the movies that they have seen this summer. This is a spoiler alert for the following movies: Skyscraper, Tully, Ant Man and Wasp.

We talk about our childhood and discuss three major questions: 1. What movies define your childhood? 2. What movie did you see as a kid and loved then watched later and realized it was terrible. 3. What movies will my kids see before they leave my house?

Meet the creators and learn the backstory. Get a taste of what's to come on the Buttered Popcorn Movie Podcast.