Movies with Rhianna

This week, Ali and Ace deal with the aftermath - in a good way - of San Diego Comic-Con, where last weekend Marvel unveiled big announcement after big announcement. It's going to get a little bit nerdy, people. Also, The Lion King gets revisited and the rest of the year's big upcoming releases are laid out for your diary.

If you’ve seen all of the latest season of Netflix’s Stranger Things, well… Ali and Ace have got just the podcast for you. Chock-full of spoilers, here’s just the slice of audio waffle you need in your life, discussing the twists and turns that took place in Hawkins, Indiana in that one fateful summer in 1985.

Ali gives his verdict on The Lion King. Plus, he and Ace chat about the Top Gun sequel, Cats and The King’s Man.

Dame Emma Thompson talks Radio 1's Film Critic Ali Plumb through her greatest movie moments from Sense & Sensibility, Love Actually and Harry Potter to new film Late Night.

Ali gives his verdict on Annabelle Comes Home & Stuber. Plus, he and Ace chat about the latest "streaming wars" the new series of Stranger Things and the remake of Space Jam

Seen Far From Home? Good, because we have just the podcast for you. Get ready for over half an hour of spoiler-filled, extra-nerdy chit chat about the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest offering, Spider-Man: Far From Home, with Ali and Ace taking it all far too seriously (in the best possible way).

Ali and Ace discuss the latest Marvel offering Spider-Man: Far From Home starring Tom Holland, and the bazaar horror Midsommar. Also the latest trailers, plus hear their take on reactions to the new Little Mermaid casting.

Anne Hathaway talks to Radio 1's film critic Ali Plumb about her greatest roles from The Princess Diaries, The Devil Wears Prada and The Dark Knight Rises to new movie The Hustle.

Hear Ali's verdict on the latest Danny Boyle / Richard Curtis film Yesterday, Brightburn and Child's Play. Plus an interview with Secret Cinema founder Fabien Riggall about the idea behind the project and what to expect in future screenings.

Toy Story 4 is finally here, and so is “the nicest guy in Hollywood” ™, Tom Hanks, on this very special Screen Time interview podcast. Talking all about how he became Woody, the world’s favourite toy, he’s on great form as he discusses everything from catchphrases to tattoos.

With Ace away, games journalist extraordinaire Louise Blain joins Ali this week to not only discuss the week's movie news -including Little Women, "The King's Man" and the end (*sniff*) of Toy Story - but also have a little E3 debrief, so you're up to date with gaming as well as films. We're generous like that.

Ali Plumb talks to Zac Efron about his career-defining moments from High School Musical to The Greatest Showman and his latest role as Ted Bundy.

Hear Ali and Ace's views on Men In Black: International starring Chris Hemsworth & Tessa Thompson and we are starting to suspect that Ali is in love with Keanu Reeves (then again who isn't?).

Keanu Reeves talks to Radio 1's Ali Plumb about how he took on the role of dog-loving hitman John Wick, ahead of the latest film in the series, John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum.

Ali and Ace give their views on the latest X-Men movie Dark Phoenix, Emma Thompson's comedy Late Night and Ma starring Octavia Spencer. Also as a little treat Ali and Matt Edmondson run down their favourite board-games (yes you read that right - board-games).

Good Omens: the TV show is finally here, and to celebrate, here’s a Screen Time interview special, featuring Michael Sheen, David Tennant, Jon Hamm and more talking about how they took Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman’s beloved book about the end of the world – it’s a comedy, honest – and managed to do it justice on screen.

Ali and Ace discuss Godzilla: King of the Monsters and comedy Booksmart, plus Ace runs down his top five monsters with star of Godzilla, O'shea Jackson (Ice Cube's son). Ali also has updates on the Sonic the Hedgehog film and Lion King, whereas Ace has been to Comic Con and watching a Netflix show where prisoners talk through the toilets.

Taron Egerton IS Elton John. Well, in Rocketman anyway: the musical fantasy biopic that’s kind of brilliant. Directed by Dexter Fletcher, it’s a fantastical flight of fancy through the key moments of Reggie Dwight’s frankly amazing life. Here in this interview special you’ll hear about the film was all put together, sequins, feathers and all.

Ali & Ace give their thoughts on Rocketman starring Taron Egerton and Aladdin starring Will Smith (of course). Also hear Ali's verdict on The Secret Life of Pets 2.

It’s finally here: the very last episode of Game Of Thrones, and to celebrate - kind of - Ali and Ace talk all about what happened in Westeros in spoilerific detail. So to be clear, do not press play on this podcast unless you’ve seen the final episode of Game Of Thrones. Really can’t stress that enough.