Entertainment journalist Leigh Livingstone and movie expert Tim Iffland review the newest film releases, plus break down the latest trailers and movie news. Bite-sized, moreish and a little salty – this is Popcorn Podcast with Leigh and Tim.
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Popcorn Pals interviews Red, White & Royal Blue writer and director Matthew López about their directorial debut starring Taylor Zakhar Perez, Nicholas Galitzine, Stephen Fry and Uma Thurman. In our chat, the Tony award-winning playwright shares the importance of Latin-A representation in film; his incredible desire to bring this story to the world; how it feels to share a queer story like this one with audiences…
Popcorn Podcast reviews Three Thousand Years of Longing, iconic Australian director George Miller's first film in seven years. Starring Tilda Swinton and Idris Elba, it tells the story of a lonely scholar on a trip to Istanbul who discovers a Djinn who offers her three wishes in exchange for his freedom. Find out if Leigh and Tim were enchanted by this fantastical tale of love and loss. Plus, The Rings of Power takes hold of your hosts; John Krasinski is back in the director's chair with a very different film; and Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey has us oh-bothered. All this and more in a jam-packed episode of Popcorn Podcast with Leigh and Tim…
Bibbidi bobbidi boo, it's the Popcorn Podcast Cinderella review! Leigh and Tim clash over this modern take on the classic fairytale featuring music stars Camila Cabello and Idina Menzel, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Plus, the new Expendables movie in the works, Francis Ford Coppola lays it all on the line and Roland Emmerich's Moonfall comes crashing to earth.
Punky prequel Cruella puts on a show, as Leigh and Tim dissect the origin tale starring Emma Stone as the fashionable Disney villain and Emma Thompson as her fabulous nemesis The Baroness. Plus, why teasers for Marvel's Eternals and Last Night In Soho have us talking; and what the Amazon acquisition of MGM means.
