Kristoffer Borgli – writer, director and editor of The Drama – joins Popcorn Podcast to talk dark comedy, unconditional love, and why there's no clean moral resolution in his latest film by design…

Dame Washalot is on the pod! Jessica Gunning joins Popcorn Podcast to talk The Magic Faraway Tree and the emotional read-through that took everyone down, and why, after Baby Reindeer, she's thrilled to make a film that is family-friendly…

Scott Derrickson’s Black Phone 2 rings loud with tension, trauma and teenage terror. Tune in for Popcorn Podcast’s no-spoiler review…

Popcorn Podcast revels in Spencer, Pablo Larraín's latest offering starring anticipated Oscar contender Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana. Join Leigh and Tim as they discuss its themes, fictionalised elements and whether it lives up to the hype. Plus, Daniel Radcliffe is Weird Al Yankovic; The Batman's run-time surprises; Disney's Aristocats gets the live-action treatment; and Ridley Scott rethinks his next film's obscure title.

Popcorn Podcast invites The Many Saints of Newark director Alan Taylor to talk about revisiting the world of The Sopranos to bring this prequel to life and why it was the right choice to cast the late James Gandolfini's son, Michael, as the younger version of his iconic character, Tony Soprano.

Popcorn Podcast invites The Many Saints of Newark star Alessandro Nivola to talk about his charismatic, but dangerous, character Dickie Moltisanti, how he bonded with Michael Gandolfini over the enormity of their roles, and the fear and excitement of working with gangster movie icon Ray Liotta.

Leigh and Tim talk Sopranos prequel The Many Saints Of Newark, joined by special guests Alessandro Nivola and director Alan Taylor, who share insights from the making of the film as well as how Michael Gandolfini handled stepping into the shoes of his late father's iconic character, Tony Soprano. Join us for this exciting bite-sized episode of Popcorn Podcast. Plus, Dune: Part 2 is announced, the Brenaissance continues, Pixar sends us to infinity and beyond and we chat MCU from Bill Murray to Eternals.

Popcorn Podcast's Malignant review will really grow on you. Leigh and Tim discuss the horror throwback from director James Wan, starring Annabelle Wallis as an abused woman with a connection to a serial killer. Plus, there’s new trailer talk featuring Ambulance, Being The Ricardos and Uncharted, Marvel delays its big-hitters and does Barbie have her Ken?

Popcorn Podcast goes on a journey of redemption with Mark Wahlberg in drama Joe Bell. Leigh and Tim have an honest discussion and share personal anecdotes as they unpack this deeply tragic true story. Plus, The Lost Boys are ready to rock a remake, Olivia Wilde is back in the director's chair, Christopher Nolan jumps ship to Universal and which reimagining of a '90s classic should Beyonce headline? All that and more in this week's episode!

Wanna know why Everybody's Talking About Jamie? Popcorn Podcast has the answer as Leigh and Tim break down the new Amazon Original based on a beloved musical. This film adaptation starring Max Harwood and Richard E Grant is bursting with colour and exciting firsts, but does it hit the right notes?

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.

Leigh and Tim tackle tragic retelling The United States vs Billie Holiday. The biopic follows the tortured singer's battle with the FBI over her civil rights anthem Strange Fruit. Plus, Lucy Liu cast as a villain in Shazam: Fury of the Gods; Mads Mikkelsen joins the Indiana Jones sequel; and Florian Zeller's next project, The Son, secures Laura Dern and Hugh Jackman as the leads.

Leigh and Tim tackle two very different films this week: Minari and I Care A Lot. One is a moving missive on family and the other is a sinister crime thriller. Plus, trailers drop for Cruella and Mortal Kombat; Ron Howard's Thirteen Lives to film in Queensland; and your chance to win movie tickets…

As the delayed 2021 awards season gets underway, Leigh and Tim discuss the big nominations from the Golden Globes, Critics' Choice and Screen Actors Guild awards. Who will take home the top gongs?

CEO of Hoyts Damian Keogh chats to Popcorn Podcast about the challenges facing the Australian film market in a tough year; how Hoyts is investing in movie fans to get us back to the big screens; and provides exciting insights into the groundbreaking new Hoyts location opening at Cronulla in NSW.

Leigh and Tim tune into The High Note then journey into The Secret Garden. Plus, Justice League undergoes reshoots, Disney shuffles the release slate... again, and there's casting news for Black Adam and Peter Pan And Wendy

The Broken Hearts Gallery brings us together this week. Plus, Madonna's biopic gets a surprising director, the Dune release date changes, and Jennifer Lopez returns to rom-coms