SPECIAL - Essie Davis
Leigh chats with Essie Davis, star of Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears, about keeping busy in isolation, the challenges of filming in Phryne's fabulous outfits and what makes the lady detective so popular with fans.
Like A Boss + Hearts and Bones
It's a packed episode this week with reviews of comedy Like A Boss and Aussie-made drama Hearts and Bones. Plus, there are big new movies in the works, the Academy makes some changes and listen out for the first codeword in the Popcorn Podcast Anniversary Giveaway.
Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears
Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears takes us across the world on an epic adventure and Leigh chats with the star of the movie, Essie Davis, about her infamous and fabulous alter ego: Miss Phryne Fisher.
Spies in Disguise
Leigh and Tim share why you should flock to see Spies in Disguise. Plus, studios are starting to make some big decisions and Leigh is devastated by one movie delay in particular.
Birds Of Prey
Leigh and Tim delve into the colourful chaos of Birds of Prey this week, plus there's Wonder Woman and Rally Car news, as well as more movie delays.
The Invisible Man
Isolation is the name of the game this week, which is fitting for Leigh and Tim's The Invisible Man review. Plus, there are more movements in film releases and production schedules, but there are still great movies to see in the cinema...
Queen & Slim
Queen & Slim casts a confronting spell this week. Plus, while COVID-19 puts the film industry on hold and blockbusters like Bond and Fast and Furious 9 get delayed, Leigh and Tim are still bringing you the latest movie reviews and news.
Downhill + Dark Waters
Things really snowball in dramedy Downhill, while Dark Waters makes for uncomfortable viewing. Plus, No Time To Die is pushed, Star Wars gets Tim steamed and when is Meryl Streep joining the MCU?
Military Wives + The Wishmas Tree
The emotional Military Wives marches into cinemas, while Aussie animation The Wishmas Tree delights. Plus, The Invisible Man and Candyman are creepy AF, more Mulan changes are revealed and Jurassic World 3 finally gets a title…
The Call of The Wild + Richard Jewell
Leigh hears the Call of The Wild, while Tim shares if true story Richard Jewell is a hero or zero. Plus, we're gung-ho for Guns Akimbo, but Cupid news and a trailer full of shower rubbing leave us less enthused.
The Lighthouse + H is for Happiness
Leigh and Tim descend into the riveting madness of The Lighthouse, then come up for air with the joyous H is for Happiness. Plus, we get first looks at Spiral: The Book of Saw and Bill and Ted Face the Music.
The Peanut Butter Falcon + A Hidden Life
Leigh and Tim go on a heartwarming journey with The Peanut Butter Falcon and take on Terrence Malick's A Hidden Life. Plus, there's Transformers, Top Gun and Bond news, and a new Fast and the Furious 9 trailer sticks it to the competition.
A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood + Underwater
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.
SPECIAL – Academy Award Nominations 2020
Leigh and Tim discuss all the nomination hits and misses from the film awards season's biggest event – the Oscars. With the prestigious ceremony almost upon us, find out who are the favourites to win.
Bombshell + Bad Boys For Life
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.
SPECIAL – 1917
Leigh and Tim discuss Sam Mendes' 1917 and the filmmaking techniques that make this war epic one of the most compelling movies of 2020.
SPECIAL – Little Women
Leigh and Tim discuss Greta Gerwig's take on Little Women in this mini holiday special. The updated classic features star performances from an incredible cast, but is it enough to warrant the remake?