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…

Lamb is on the Popcorn Podcast menu this week and, as usual, Leigh and Tim have differing opinions on whether this A24 film inspired by Icelandic folklore is fun on the farm or a fairytale fizzer. Plus, DC Fandome is almost here, there are new trailers for Tick, Tick... Boom, Cyrano and Resident Evil: Welcome To Racoon City, and why you should see important Australian documentary The Children In The Pictures.

In Popcorn Podcast's final episode for season five, Leigh and Tim take a look at Aussie film Buckley's Chance. This family drama about loss, forgiveness and dingoes is ripe for discussion. But does it leave Leigh and Tim satisfied? Plus, we get a first look at Supergirl; Mark Wahlberg makes us emotional; Nicolas Cage goes truffle foraging; Disney has found its live-action Snow White; and Transformers activates beast mode…

Hold on tight fam, Leigh and Tim are racing their Fast and Furious 9 review straight to you. This out-of-this-world instalment in the Fast Saga reunites old friends and introduces new foes, all in one action-packed thrill-ride. But does it take the franchise's pole position? Plus, the changes to Peter Jackson's Beatles documentary; sequel news for Greenland and Sonic The Hedgehog; and Russell Crowe's ambitious plans for a fully integrated movie studio on the NSW coast

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

Leigh and Tim discuss Guy Ritchie's latest crime caper, The Gentlemen. Plus, why you need to follow Sam Neill on Instagram and can Christopher Nolan's Tenet carry the weight of post-coronavirus expectations?

Leigh and Tim discuss why you should rush to see Sonic the Hedgehog. Plus, Taika Waititi takes on Star Wars, Tom Cruise's new project is out of this world, and there's another chance to win in the Popcorn Podcast giveaway.

Leigh and Tim learn the art of patience with A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood and dive into deep-sea thriller Underwater. Plus, there's tea spilled in the new Matrix movie, new buzzword sidequel doesn't sit well with Tim and why Leigh is begging Disney to stop doing this one thing.

Leigh and Tim discuss Sam Mendes' 1917 and the filmmaking techniques that make this war epic one of the most compelling movies of 2020.

It's a Popcorn Podcast Boxing Day special featuring Cats and Jumanji: The Next Level. Leigh and Tim have their expectations played with like a ball of yarn as one pleasantly surprises, while the other disappoints.

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!

Sisters are in the spotlight with a review of Frozen 2. Plus, there's big Ghostbusters news, a star's emotional reaction to The Rise of Skywalker gives goosebumps and Mulan delivers an epic trailer.

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!

It's a jam-packed episode as Leigh and Tim do spoiler-free reviews of Spider-Man: Far From Home, Toy Story 4, Yesterday and Parasite! Plus, Henry Cavill brings us a ripped AF Sherlock Holmes, Bond 25 combats a run of bad luck with a minute-long music video and the insanely high-octane trailer for Hobbs and Shaw has us hyperventilating.