Plotlines & Popcorn

Welcome to the P&P Awards Show of 2017 where we review the past year in terms of what we loved and what we hated in the world of film. Awards include: The 'Film we loved at first but then realised was pretty shit' award The 'Jennifer Lawrence Award' for the most phoned-in performance of the year 'The Comic Book Movie of the Year' award, as well as Best Picture, Best Director (and others). Don’t forget to rate, review, & subscribe to Plotlines & Popcorn on iTunes and Soundcloud, and to follow...

Sorry we're late! But as promised, here's the spoiler episode of The Last Jedi. Tobe can't stop raving about it, Dapo still needs to give it another watch, while a certain scene made Tom's jaw literally drop. Don’t forget to rate, review, & subscribe to Plotlines & Popcorn on iTunes and Soundcloud, and to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @PlotlinePodcast. Check out our Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrpCy7B6Xitd1xrz4Gj3oKA

This week on Plotlines & Popcorn, the boys give a non-spoiler review of The Last Jedi, where Dapo finds a fault with the treatment of one of the characters, while Tobe gushes over the film as a whole. Also, an Addams Family reboot? Was J.K. Rowling right or wrong for her comments about Johnny Depp? Tune in! P&P Recommends this week: Dapo – Star Trek (2009) Tobe – Flash Gordon (1980) Tom – Space Jam (1996) Don’t forget to rate, review, & subscribe to Plotlines & Popcorn on iTunes and...

This week the boys discuss the merits of The Disaster Artist, and their feelings of a potential new Shaft movie. Also, Dapo finally watches Ingrid Goes West, Tom's Christmas party ends in a park, and Tobe demands to see Tom in a dress. P&P Recommends this week: Dapo – Boogie Nights (1997) Tobe – Empire of Dreams: The Story of the Star Wars Trilogy (2004) Tom – Brigsby Bear (2017) Don’t forget to rate, review, & subscribe to Plotlines & Popcorn on iTunes and Soundcloud, and to follow us on...

It's here, it's finally here. The Justice League episode you've been waiting for, where we break down what the film did right and what it got horribly, horribly wrong. Apart from this, the boys differ in their opinions of best the Pixar film of all time, and Tobe reveals an apparent Golden Globe conspiracy. P&P Recommends this week: Dapo – Mystery Men (1999) Tobe – The Incredibles (2004) Tom – Batman Begins (2005) Don’t forget to rate, review, & subscribe to Plotlines & Popcorn on iTunes and...