Popcorn Podcast is back and the first episode of season seven serves up a review of tennis biopic King Richard. Will Smith stars as Richard Williams, who helped turn his daughters Venus and Serena Williams into the tennis superstars they are today. Plus, Morbius is delayed again; Holland, Tom Holland reveals his failed James Bond pitch; Pixar's Turning Red skips cinemas; and we farewell Hollywood greats Sidney Poitier and Betty White.

It’s not a good episode, it’s a great episode, and action comedy Free Guy has Popcorn Podcast bopping along to Mariah Carey's Sweet Fantasy. Director Shawn Levy teams up with Ryan Reynolds for the first time, but do they deliver a charming or challenged adventure? Plus, everything from the No Time to Die premiere in London to Wonka casting new is covered, while Marvel confirms more upcoming projects and Sydney cinemas are set to re-open very soon!

Join Popcorn Podcast on a musical odyssey as Leigh and Tim review Annette. Written by Ron and Russell Mael (aka Sparks), the film charts the relationship of a comedian (Adam Driver) and an opera singer (Marion Cotillard) couple whose young daughter has a surprising talent. Plus, the teaser for Spider-Man: No Way Home is finally here, CinemaCon drops exciting footage from movies including The Matrix, No Time To Die and Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and new release dates are announced.

Snake Eyes sees Henry Golding take on COBRA in a G.I. Joe Origins story, but is it the antidote to your home-viewing needs? Plus, Popcorn Podcast basks in the wonder of The French Dispatch trailer, gets swept up by a new look at Chloe Zhao's Eternals, Fast 10 has Leigh playing with puns and will we ever see No Time To Die?

Season three of Popcorn Podcast kicks off with the shocking Bombshell and action-packed Bad Boys for Life. Plus, Leigh and Tim discuss why it's too early for the Avatar hype machine, the surprising cameo in Morbius and why we won't see Jaymie Bond.