This week on Popcorn Pals, Tim travels to the American south-west with freelance film critic Andrew Fraser to discuss Wes Andrerson's latest, Asteroid City. With an all-star cast, led by Jason Schwartzman, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Hanks, the film follows events in rural Asteroid City where a junior stargazing event disrupts a grieving father’s worldview forever. Tim and Andrew bask in Anderson's trademark whimsical narrative and pastel aesthetic, while sharing their relationship with Anderson as a filmmaker and a surprising link to Barbenheimer…

Lights, camera, action! Popcorn Podcast lifts the curtain on toe-tapping sequel Sing 2. The animated film features a stellar voice cast, including Matthew McConaughey, Scarlett Johansson and Reese Witherspoon, catchy tunes and a heartwarming story, but can Sing 2 deliver a bigger and better show than its predecessor? Listen to this bite-sized episode to find out. Plus, the first Sonic 2 trailer is here, Tom Holland dances his way to a new role, and Daredevil to make his MCU film debut.

Black Widow launches a new season of Popcorn Podcast in a blaze of MCU glory. Although it's the final chapter in Natasha Romanoff's story, it's only the beginning of a jam-packed sixth season. Join Leigh and Tim for this no spoiler review of the first film in Marvel's Phase Four. Plus, Kevin Feige confirms a Shang-Chi fan theory; Vanessa Kirby joins the cast of Florian Zeller's The Son; and Nitram becomes the first Aussie film in a decade to compete for the Palm D'Or at the Cannes Film Festival

A new chapter from the Saw franchise is under scrutiny in this week's double feature. Leigh and Tim delve into Spiral From The Book of Saw – starring Chris Rock as a detective confronted with a familiar killer – as well as Gillian Wallace Horvat's quirky and clever independent feature I Blame Society. Plus, Regina King is set to direct a superhero flick with a twist; there are new trailers from Venom: Let There Be Carnage and The Green Knight; and your chance to win movie tickets

Leigh and Tim review Taika Waititi's delightfully quirky Jojo Rabbit. Plus, Kill Bill 3 is on the cards, the first Wonder Woman trailer wows and The Rise of Skywalker is just around the corner!