We are officially going interstellar with the masterminds behind Pixar’s dazzling new adventure, Elio. We’re joined by a group of talented female filmmakers, Madeline Sharafian, Domee Shi, and Mary Alice Drumm, who each bring incredible Pixar pedigree and heart to this cosmic tale of identity, connection and one very enthusiastic 11-year-old Earthling. In our chat, this award-winning trio talks about the power of the Pixar prologue and how they collaborated with some of the best minds in science to bring this story to life, as well as the one big pivot that changed everything for Elio.

More Popcorn: Revisit our review of Disney Pixar's Turning Red

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We welcome a special guest who’s truly out of this world, and not just because he’s in Pixar’s new film Elio. Joining us is none other than the towering talent (literally and figuratively) Brad Garrett! The Emmy-winning Everybody Loves Raymond star and Pixar regular taps into all his comedic and dramatic chops to play Lord Grigon, a galactic warlord with a short fuse. In a chat with Popcorn Podcast, Garrett shares the secret to Lord Grigon, his love of voice work and Pixar, and if he’d go to space with Katy Perry.

More Popcorn: Revisit our review of Disney Pixar's Soul

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Academy Award nominee Celine Song returns with sophomore film Materialists, starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans. Songs’ follow-up to Past Lives follows a young, ambitious New York City matchmaker who finds herself torn between the perfect guy and her imperfect ex. Leigh and Tim break down this untraditional rom-com to understand its message, characters and if love really is just another box ticking exercise, or something far more primitive than we realise.

More Popcorn: Explore the complexities of grief and family in We Live in Time

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We're talking How To Train Your Dragon live-action as we break down how director Dean DeBlois brings Hiccup (Mason Thames) and Toothless to life like never before — with jaw-dropping visuals, emotional performances and dragons so real you'll swear you feel the heat coming from the screen. Is this adaptation of DreamWorks' hit animation franchise a nostalgia cash-in or does it soar on its own wings? Tune in to find out.

More Popcorn: Nick Frost takes us behind the scenes of How To Train Your Dragon

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We sink our teeth into Dangerous Animals, the new film from The Loved Ones director Sean Byrne, starring Jai Courtney and Hassie Harrison. From butt-clenching tension to grisly kills and Courtney's unhinged performance, we unpack everything that makes this Aussie horror a must-watch. Tune in for behind-the-scenes bites and all the reasons Dangerous Animals could be your next cult favourite.

More Popcorn: What's on The Menu? A tense, taut, thriller!

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Comedy icon. Sci-fi lover. Dragon whisperer. The brilliant Nick Frost joins Popcorn Podcast to talk How To Train Your Dragon — the beloved animated franchise reimagined in stunning live-action. Frost shares how a busted knee changed one big thing about his Gobber the Belch, what it's like acting opposite invisible dragons and Mason Thames, and dishes on what diehard fans will love about this take on the Viking world of Berk.

More Popcorn: Patrick Warburton talks famous roles and living large in Australia

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Award-winning filmmaker and acclaimed Mr Robot actor Michael Cristofer (The Witches of Eastwick, Original Sin, Casanova) joins Popcorn Podcast to unpack the artistry, emotion and powerhouse performances of his new film, The Great Lillian Hall. In this intimate and insightful conversation, Cristofer — a Pulitzer and Tony recipient — shares what drew him to the poignant story of a legendary stage actress facing memory loss, brought to life breathtakingly by Jessica Lange. Cristofer also opens up about his personal connection to the film, the joy and challenge of working with actors at the top of their game, the frustrations of Hollywood, and why he didn’t want to make another movie about dementia.

Whether you’re a fan of character-driven dramas, behind-the-scenes filmmaking, or unforgettable performances, this episode is your backstage pass to one of the year’s most moving films.

More Popcorn: Screenwriting legend David Koepp on Jurassic World Rebirth excitement

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Beloved for his unforgettable villainous roles in Harry Potter, The Patriot and more, Jason Isaacs joins Popcorn Podcast to reveal the man behind the menace — and the magic. In this intimate interview, Isaacs opens up about his moving new film The Salt Path – a story of love, loss, and walking into the unknown, co-starring Gillian Anderson. He also discusses the emotional journey of portraying real-life struggles, the surprising way this role challenged him, and the healing power of movies. Expect candid reflections, laughs and the kind of honesty that will stay with you long after the credits roll. Press play for one of our most soul-stirring chats yet.

More Popcorn: Professional bad guy Claes Bang talks taking on fabled hero William Tell

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