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This week on The Popcorn Hour, Matt and James dive into another packed round of movie and TV headlines. They kick things off with updates on Jumanji 3 and what the next jungle adventure could bring to the franchise. Then they shift to Marvel with fresh buzz surrounding Daredevil and the massive upcoming crossover Avengers: Doomsday, discussing how both projects could shape the MCU’s next era. Finally, they jump over to DC to talk about Superman: Man of Tomorrow and what this new take means for the future of the Man of Steel on screen. From superhero hype to franchise sequels, it’s a full slate of big stories and classic Popcorn Hour discussion.

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This week on The Popcorn Hour, Matt and James dive into The Running Man (2025), the newest reimagining of the classic dystopian action story. They break down how the film updates the original premise for a modern audience, what works about its new tone and worldbuilding, and how the performances stack up against the iconic 1987 version. From the action sequences to the social commentary, the guys explore whether this remake brings enough fresh energy to justify its return or if it struggles to outrun the legacy of the original. Whether you love remakes, dystopian thrillers, or just great sci-fi discussions, this is a fun deep dive into one of the year’s most talked-about releases.

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This week on The Popcorn Hour, Matt and James break down a burst of exciting movie news, starting with the surprising momentum behind Gremlins 3 and what a modern return of the mischievous creatures could look like. They dig into the early details surrounding Ryan Coogler’s next film and why audiences should already be paying attention. The conversation then shifts to the massive production behind Wicked and how the long-awaited adaptation is shaping up. Finally, they explore new developments around DC’s Clayface, discussing the character’s potential and what kind of story could bring him to the big screen. It’s a fun, fast trip through four very different corners of Hollywood.