You've got a friend in Popcorn Podcast because we are reviewing Toy Story 5 with special guest - broadcaster, comedian and podcaster Mitch Churi! Mitch and Tim take a trip down nostalgia lane and talk to the impeccable and inventive animation style, If Taylor Swifts song hits the mark and why Conan O'Brien's Smarty Pants and Greta Lee's Lilypad steal the show. All this and more as Mitch and Tim talk about their Woody's and what could be buzzing in the parents bedrooms...

Popcorn Podcast reviews director Olivia Wilde's sophomore offering, Don't Worry Darling. The thriller follows a 1950s housewife (Florence Pugh) living with her husband (Harry Styles) in a utopian experimental community who begins to worry there are disturbing secrets hiding beneath their glamorous lives. Don't Worry Darling may be dividing audiences around the world, but don't worry, Leigh and Tim have the real lowdown in an episode you won't want to miss, darling. Plus, James Cameron's Avatar mesmerises on the big screen once more; Keanu Reeves to fight demons in Constantine sequel; the truth about The NeverEnding Story remake; Mel Gibson's update on Lethal Weapon 5; and M Night Shyamalan reveals a first-look at Knock At The Cabin…

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Popcorn Podcast's DC League of Super-Pets movie review! Join Leigh and Tim in a bite-sized discussion of this family-friendly animation, featuring the voices of Dwayne Johnson as Krypto the Super-Dog and Kevin Hart as shelter dog Ace. Joining them in the star-studded cast is Kate McKinnon, Natasha Lyonne, John Krasinski, Marc Maron, Keanu Reeves and more. Plus, there are new trailers for Black Adam and The Policeman; the Brenaissance is in full swing and we love it; and mark the calendar for some Dirty Dancing as Baby is back. Pop your headphones in and enjoy this super new episode of Popcorn Podcast…

Popcorn Podcast heads back into The Matrix with a review of Resurrections, the fourth instalment of the Wachowski sisters' highly successful sci-fi film franchise. Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss return as Neo and Trinity in a mind-bending blockbuster full of eye-popping action, special effects and ultimately... love. Listen to the no spoiler episode and let us know what you think of The Matrix Resurrections on our social media channels.

Popcorn Podcast reviews Pig, a surprisingly moving drama starring Nicolas Cage as a reclusive truffle hunter desperately searching for his stolen foraging pig. Plus, there are a huge number of trailer drops to enjoy, including The Matrix Resurrections, C'mon, C'mon and Last Night In Soho, and Disney makes some big announcements about its upcoming film slate.

Enjoy this extended episode of Popcorn Podcast's chat with Alex Winter about Bill and Ted Face The Music, including what's next for the best buds and what the franchise does better than its contemporaries like Back To The Future.

Alex Winter chats to Popcorn Podcast about bringing Bill And Ted Face The Music to the big screen, the joys of returning to his most excellent character, and why people still love the aspiring rock stars after all this time.

Leigh and Tim share the joys of Bill And Ted Face The Music and find out if The New Mutants is worth the wait. Plus, Tom Cruise takes his dedication to another level, Neve Campbell returns to the Scream franchise, and the first trailer for sci-fi remake Dune drops.

Leigh and Tim peel back the many layers of art-world thriller The Burnt Orange Heresy. Plus, James Cameron pens a heartfelt letter, major footage drops from The New Mutants and why we may see Tenet sooner than we think.

Leigh and Tim unpack biographical drama Just Mercy. Plus, Keanu Reeves dominates this week's movie news and the important documentaries Madman has made free to watch in June.

Ford v Ferrari gets pulses racing and the Charlie's Angels reboot fights for box office glory. Plus, a new trailer reveals the redesigned Sonic the Hedgehog and a Keanu Reeves cameo has us baffled – all this and more!

Tim sings the praises of Gloria Bell, Leigh loves a Keanu Reeves renaissance and Disney is everywhere you look this week with Maleficent 2, Cruella, The Lion King and Aladdin all heading our way. Plus, in a 'flawless victory' for the Australian film industry, James Wan's Mortal Kombat is heading Down Under…