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Popcorn Theology is a podcast where entertainment and theology meet. We look at film and TV, both new and old from a Biblical perspective, enjoying the arts to the glory of God. Join in on the conversation!

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix | Christian Movie Review (Ep 439) (opens the original)

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    Is Harry Potter a parable about law, grace, and resistance? In this episode, Marcus and David explore Harry's journey through the darkness and the Sirius consequences. We also take Umbridge with the Ministry of Magic's tyrannical use of the Law, and explore how the Order and Dumbledore's Army reflect the early church and its resistance to the Pharisees. You won't want to miss out on this one. You may not like it, but you can't deny: this episode's got style! Episodes for each Harry Potter film w

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    The End of Oak Street | Christian Movie Review (Ep 438) (opens the original)

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    James and David are joined by dinosaur expert Marcus to tackle this toothy tale of a fractured family whose lives aren't a walk in the (Jurassic) park; they're running for their lives as dinosaurs stomp through suburbia and test the mettle of this modern stone age family, exposing issues of pride, contentment, faith and how we find salvation and reconciliation. Chapters 00:00 - Intro & Welcome 03:22 - Popcorn & Theology Ratings 06:26 - Subscribe, Share, Support 07:18 - SPOILER WARNING 11:14 - Be

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    12 Angry Men | Christian Movie Review (Ep 437) (opens the original)

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    You are invited to deliberate and deliver a verdict on the 1957 classic 12 Angry Men. This week Bridget and Miles are reminded of the importance of dialogue in understanding complex issues like justice and morality. This film not only entertains but also challenges us to engage critically with the question "what kind of man are you?" Are you humble enough to admit your own hypocrisy and the possibility that you may be wrong? If you spend time with this movie you may leave with a greater apprecia

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    O Brother, Where Art Thou | Christian Movie Review | Re-Release (opens the original)

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    Love or hate Christopher Nolan's take on The Odyssey? Agree or disagree with changes he made? It's certainly not the most radical revision of this ancient story, as this Coen Brothers' classic does (not to mention Wishbone). However, this is a great example of how (intentional or not) our narratives often have similarities with different window dressing. Revisit this beloved version set in 1930s Mississippi with OG hosts Richard and David. Originally released Dec 5, 2017. #theodyssey #coenbrothe

  5. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire | Christian Movie Review (Ep 436) (opens the original)

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    Is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire demonic? Enjoy David and Marcus' popcorn discussion and hot takes takes warmer than dragon's breath. We dive deep into the biblical imagery, such as Harry's Christ parallels. We also navigate the maze of the inverted Christian symbolism around Voldemort's return. Remember C.S. Lewis (I mean, uh, Cedric)! Episodes for each Harry Potter film will be released throughout 2026. But for Premium Seating Patreon supporters, you can hear the full series right away!

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