Girls Can't Surf and Crisis

Ride the waves of this week's Girls Can't Surf and Crisis reviews. One is a rocking surf documentary, while the other is a complicated take on prescription drugs. Plus, the big Justice League mistake; Lady Gaga shares images from House of Gucci; and Michael B Jordan to make his directorial debut with Creed III.

Judas and the Black Messiah

Leigh and Tim discuss powerful biographical drama Judas and the Black Messiah. Plus, the new Spider-Man title is revealed; Wesley Snipes on his next 'Blade Killer' project; and Michael Bay shares shocking stunt footage from behind the scenes of his Ambulance movie.

Minari + I Care A Lot

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…

The Little Things

It all comes down to The Little Things this week, as Leigh and Tim debate the new crime drama starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek and Jared Leto. Plus, additions to the Dungeons and Dragons cast; Super Bowl special trailers drop; and there's a Night At The Museum animation in the works.

Greenland

Leigh and Tim clash over Greenland, the disaster film starring Gerard Butler as a father trying to save his family from a planet-killing comet. Plus, there's a sci-fi take on Dracula coming; the Wicked adaptation gets a new director; and prepare for Uno, the movie?

High Ground

Leigh and Tim discuss new Australian film High Ground, a powerful historical drama that gives insight into the country's troubled past. Plus, big trailers drop for Godzilla vs Kong and Raya and the Last Dragon; there's a first look at Kristen Stewart as Diana Spencer; and Kevin Hart signs on for another video game movie…

Penguin Bloom

In the 100th episode of Popcorn Podcast, Leigh and Tim discuss Penguin Bloom – a moving Australian film about hope and healing starring Naomi Watts as Sam Bloom. Plus, who will headline the Willy Wonka prequel? And there's more movement across the 2021 release schedule.

Special – Glendyn Ivin

Director Glendyn Ivin talks to Popcorn Podcast about his new movie Penguin Bloom, starring Naomi Watts, Jacki Weaver and Andrew Lincoln. The award-winning filmmaker shares his insights on bringing the Bloom family's heartwarming story to the screen, as well as the spontaneity (and challenges) that working with animals and children bring to a production.

Promising Young Woman + Ammonite

Leigh and Tim are back for a fifth season of Popcorn Podcast. In the cinema spotlight is Promising Young Woman – a sharp and satirical look at rape culture starring Carey Mulligan – and period romance Ammonite. Plus, Kevin Feige gives insights into Marvel's film plans; Godzilla vs Kong stomps into cinemas earlier than expected; and Patrick Dempsey shares Disenchanted news.

Special – Bruna Papandrea

Popcorn Podcast chats with prolific producer Bruna Papandrea of Made Up Stories about new Aussie dramas The Dry and Penguin Bloom, as well as the mission of Made Up Stories to continue supporting female creatives, and the joys of bringing quality productions and big-name talent to her "favourite place in the world"...

Bonus – The Croods 2: A New Age

In a holiday bonus, Leigh and Tim come out of their Christmas caves to talk The Croods 2: A New Age. The family-friendly sequel reunites an A-list voice cast, including Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone and more for a bigger, bolder adventure that hits Australian cinemas on Boxing Day.

Bonus – Soul

Popcorn Podcast digs deep into Pixar's Soul for this holiday bonus episode. Featuring the voices of Jamie Foxx, Tina Fey and many more, Soul is an original animation that has a lot to say – and so do Leigh and Tim!

Bonus – The Dry

Australian film The Dry, based on Jane Harper's award-winning novel, promises to start the new year off with a bang. It also heralds a Popcorn Podcast first! Don't miss this bonus holiday episode where Leigh and Tim discuss the compelling drama starring Eric Bana as a federal agent with a deadly secret.

Wonder Woman 1984

It's the blockbuster we've all been waiting for! Wonder Woman 1984 finally arrives in cinemas on Boxing Day. In the final episode of season four, Leigh and Tim discuss the highly anticipated sequel (spoiler-free, of course). Plus, Seth Macfarlane reboots an '80s cult classic; Florence Pugh is Molly the maid; and will the beleaguered Dungeons and Dragons movie ever make it into reality?

Bonus – Nomadland

In this bonus holiday episode, Leigh and Tim go on an eye-opening journey with Chloe Zhao's Nomadland. Frances McDormand stars in the cinematic gem that will warm the heart and leave you itching to hit the road.