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Dylan Randazzo
Hosts Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza go head-to-head debating the best of cinema. We set a topic, each bring one movie to debate, and ultimately, ONE will be crowned the winner. Grab your ChexMix, it's time for a FILM OFF.
Welcome to the fifteenth episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is the acclaimed Spanish film, and one of Víctor Erice’s only fictional features, THE SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE (1973), which was tied for No. 85 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be diving into a film from a monumental director whose resume I have shamefully seen none of. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @thedylanrandazzo
On episode twenty-seven of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about EIGHT films in honor of last month's St. Patrick's Day (and today's 4/20, another celebration of green), talking about the eight LEPRECHAUN films, and doing it March Madness style (appropriately in April, as the actual basketball tournament would also have it). We are joined by recurring guest on the show, CHRIS BAKER SCOTT, who we love having on to talk all things horror (and schlocky horror that is!). This topic was inspired by Dyl's mom, Becky, so thank you for the inspiration! What is YOUR favorite Leprechaun film? Do you like your horror scary, funny, or somewhere in between? Is a Leprechaun best served in space, in Vegas, in da hood? Have you ever seen a person split in half by a solar panel? Find out all our answers and more (including OUR pick for the most "Framewreck"ed Leprechaun film) in our bracket special now!
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Welcome to another episode of RECIPE FOR REALITY: SMALL BITES, where Recipe for Reality co-host Dylan Randazzo breaks down a Survivor topic every week during the airing of Survivor 46. Today's topic, TOP 10 SURVIVOR EDGIC BLINDSIDES, discussing the times when we the audience saw our winner picks and top contenders fall like angels, and when some unlikely winners came out on top after not being in contention for much/all of the season. This video is centered around the EDITS of these players more so than the shock of the blindside itself. Let me know down in the comments if you agree with these picks and who YOUR most shocking edgic blindsides were.
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We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the most RECENT nominees of 2023 (for the 2024 ceremony). The slate of movies are "American Fiction," "Anatomy of a Fall," "Barbie," "The Holdovers," "Killers of the Flower Moon," "Maestro," "Oppenheimer," "Past Lives," "Poor Things," and "The Zone of Interest." We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 2023 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 2023. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these ten films. Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down the latest in reality TV! This episode, we are talking about SURVIVOR 46 episode 4 and all things Bhanu and Yanu.
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Welcome to another episode of RECIPE FOR REALITY: SMALL BITES, where Recipe for Reality co-host Dylan Randazzo breaks down a Survivor topic every week during the airing of Survivor 46. Today's topic, TOP 10 MOST MEMORABLE SURVIVOR PRE-MERGERS. I didn't necessarily weigh gameplay ability into my ranking, but rather how much of an impact they had on that pre-merge, season, and legacy of Survivor at large. Let me know down in the comments if you agree with these picks and who YOUR 10 most memorable pre-mergers are.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down the latest in reality TV! This episode, we are talking about SURVIVOR 46 episode 3. After a heartbreaking medevac, we discuss the overall stance on medevacs going forward on Survivor AND we discuss our predictions for this next episode as we head into the top 15 round.
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Welcome to another episode of RECIPE FOR REALITY: SMALL BITES, where Recipe for Reality co-host Dylan Randazzo breaks down a Survivor topic every week during the airing of Survivor 46. Today's topic, TOP 10 MEDEVACS THAT SHOULD GET ANOTHER CHANCE. These can be due to injuries, medical illnesses, or evacuated due to some unforeseen circumstance revolving around health. Let me know who YOU think should get another shot of all these medevacs.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down the latest in reality TV! This episode, we are talking about the second episode of SURVIVOR 46 including the fake idol, the unexpected turn of the Venus v. Randen rivalry, and of course TAYLOR SWIFT vs. METALLICA. We also are joined by Austin and Ingrid once again to draft these remaining top 16 contestants in what is sure to be an epic battle of fantasy supremacy.
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Welcome to another episode of RECIPE FOR REALITY: SMALL BITES, where Recipe for Reality co-host Dylan Randazzo breaks down a Survivor topic every week during the airing of Survivor 46. Today's topic, TOP 10 CURSED TRIBES ON SURVIVOR. These could be tribes that failed in challenges, tribe camaraderie, camp life, or just overall success rate in the game. Let me know down below which tribe YOU think fumbled harder than the rest.
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The Oscars have come and gone. I went 18/23. Great stuff happened. Let's talk about it.
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It is finally time to predict tonight's Oscars. This may be the hardest ceremony to call yet. SEVEN categories are completely up in the air, so let's see what comes of this.
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My mission this year is to watch every single nominated film at this year's Oscars. Today, I am FINISHING THE RACE with the last few tech nominated films. Follow me as I cross off each film to finish all 53 in time for the Oscars.
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My mission this year is to watch every single nominated film at this year's Oscars. Today, I am crossing all of the animated, international, and documentary films off my list. Follow me as I cross off each film to get closer to finishing all 53 in time for the Oscars.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down the latest in reality TV! This episode, we are talking about the SURVIVOR 46 PREMIERE, Jelinsky's several (or seven) mistakes, the Venus vs. Randen feud brewing, Soda's camp songs, Ben's vibes, the Andy Griffith alliance, and more! We also rank the 17 players from most to least likely to be safe.
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My mission this year is to watch every single nominated film at this year's Oscars. Today, I am crossing all 15 shorts off my list. Follow me as I cross off each film to get closer to finishing all 53 in time for the Oscars.
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Welcome to the very first rendition of RECIPE FOR REALITY: SMALL BITES, where Recipe for Reality co-host Dylan Randazzo breaks down a Survivor topic every week during the airing of Survivor 46. Today's topic, TOP 10 FIRST BOOTS I WANT TO SEE PLAY AGAIN. These could be great characters or promising players that I think deserve another go, regardless of how many times they played, failed, or floundered. Let me know down below who YOU most want to see return.
My mission this year is to watch every single nominated film at this year's Oscars. Today, I am crossing the music categories off my list. Follow me as I cross off each film to get closer to finishing all 53 in time for the Oscars.
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We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1943 (for the 1944 ceremony). The slate of movies are "Casablanca," "For Whom the Bell Tolls," "Heaven Can Wait," "The Human Comedy," "In Which We Serve," "Madame Curie," "The More the Merrier," "The Ox-Bow Incident," "The Song of Bernadette," and "Watch on the Rhine." We are also so lucky to be joined by an esteemed guest, Dan Skip Allen (Disappointment Media), who has joined us to talk about one of his favorite movies. We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1943 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1943. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these ten films. Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down the latest in reality TV! This episode, we are talking about SURVIVOR 46. It is coming, it is here, we are ready. We will be giving you our 46 predictions and pre-game power rankings. Let's have some fun!
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My mission this year is to watch every single nominated film at this year's Oscars. Today, I am crossing the above the line categories off my list in the categories of Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Original Screenplay, and Adapted Screenplay. Follow me as I cross off each film to get closer to finishing all 53 in time for the Oscars.
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On episode twenty-six of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about a Netflix phenomenon THE KISSING BOOTH in honor of Valentine's Day. So grab your loved one and join us as we discuss odd montages, lady bumps (?), and passenger seat Batman disguise reveals. Why did this spawn two sequels? Why are there two more of these? Why is this a trilogy? I know this was the same question asked three different ways, but IT STILL PUZZLES US SO WE MUST ASK IT. Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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The Sundance Film Festival 2024 just concluded, so here are my thoughts on all the movies I saw this year at Sundance including a countdown of my top 5 Sundance films this year! It was a great time yet again, and I can't wait to share some of my favorites with y'all and maybe put some films on the radar that you may not have heard of, including one playing on Netflix at the time this video is releasing! SUNDANCE FILMS MENTIONED (alphabetically): Daughters Exhibiting Forgiveness The Greatest Night in Pop Handling the UndeadLittle Death Love Me A Real Pain Rob Peace Thelma
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We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1927/28 (for the 1929 ceremony). That was the first ever Oscars ceremony, in which there were TWO Best Picture categories: "Outstanding Picture" and "Unique and Artistic Picture." So we decided to check out all of the films nominated for both categories. In the "Outstanding Picture" category, we have "7th Heaven," "The Racket," and "Wings," and for the "Unique and Artistic Picture" category, we have "Chang," "The Crowd," and "Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans." We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1927/28 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1927/28. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these six films. Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to our 22nd episode for one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is "Goodbye 2023, Hello 2024," where we draft our favorite films, tv, and superlatives of 2023 and look forward to 2024. We are joined by the channel's very own bad-movie expert Matt Chapmond (Framewreck) and Picture This co-host Chadwick Webb, as well as returning familiar faces of the channel Karly Perkins and Dan Skip Allen.
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Welcome to a new podcast here on The Dyl Pickle Podcast where I (Dyl) look at a film I've never seen before that I've either been judged by myself, friends, family, or the general community for having not seen. This week, I check out one of the biggest childhood classics for much of my generation, Nancy Meyers' THE PARENT TRAP (1998).
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On episode twenty-five of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond switch things up and dive into the realm of nostalgia in a new miniseries they like to call NOSTALGIA JUNCTION. In our first Nostalgia Junction episode, we look at the swashbuckling adventures of Matt's childhood, all of which Dyl had never seen before, those films being: The Pagemaster (1994), Disney's The Three Musketeers (1993), and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991). What makes the swashbuckling genre so timeless? What makes some of these iterations the best of their kind? Are these films merely good with nostalgia goggles or do they hold up today with a fresh eye? Find out all this and more on Framewreck: NOSTALGIA JUNCTION.
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The Oscar nominations will be announced on Tuesday morning. Who will be nominated? Who will be snubbed? I weigh in with my personal predictions as to who will be nominated in all 23 categories. Let me know in the comments which categories YOU are predicting differently (or the same) ! I will do a follow-up video on YouTube in reaction to the Oscar nominations announcement.
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Welcome to a new podcast here on The Dyl Pickle Podcast where I (Dyl) look at a film I've never seen before that I've either been judged by myself, friends, family, or the general community for having not seen. This week, I check out one of the most iconic classic comedies from a director on my Mt. Rushmore, from Billy Wilder, it's SOME LIKE IT HOT.
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Welcome to the fourteenth episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is the acclaimed David Lynch mystery thriller BLUE VELVET (1986), which was tied for No. 85 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be diving into one of the greatest Spanish films ever made. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are talking about BIG BROTHER REINDEER GAMES and the SURVIVOR 45 FINALE.
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Another year has arrived, and with that, a bunch of movies to anticipate. Here are my most anticipated films for each month, which I will compile into one big top 15 list. Let me know what YOUR most anticipated films of 2024 are (and what your favorite films of 2023 were).
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Welcome to the thirteenth episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is the horror classic and extremely iconic Stanley Kubrick film THE SHINING (1980), which was tied for No. 88 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be diving into the work of a director I've seen criminally few works from. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
Welcome to the twelfth episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is Wong Kar Wai's modern Hong Kong masterpiece CHUNGKING EXPRESS (1994), which was tied for No. 88 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering perhaps the most notable and referenced horror film of all time. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
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Welcome to our twenty-first episode for one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is DISNEY100, where we draft the best animated Disney films, live-action Disney films, as well as our MCU, Star Wars, and Pixar favorites. We are lucky to have our ENTIRE panel repping the online Survivor ORG community, first-time drafters Austin Ronald Scott Wilson, Julia Rowe, Noah Hammerman, as well as famiiar face of the channel and Recipe for Reality co-host Zach Love.If you want to VOTE for a winner in this draft, go to the Dyl Pickle Movie Network Facebook Group and vote in the poll posted following the airing of the draft. https://www.facebook.com/groups/328972969304525/
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A year ago, I ranked each era of Disney animation. Now, to cap off 2023 and a year of Disney100 celebrations, I will be ranking all 62 feature length Disney Animated Features from Snow White to Wish.
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On episode twenty-four of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about a modern holiday classic (?) LAST CHRISTMAS. Is this film good without the twist? Is it great because of the twist? What is this twist we speak of, even if we spoiled it in the title of the video? Did we even spoil it, or did Wham! spoil it? What was that pitch for the movie like? Does Matt find Dyl dyllightful? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1960 (for the 1961 ceremony). The slate of movies are "The Alamo," "The Apartment," "Elmer Gantry," "Sons and Lovers," and "The Sundowners." We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1960 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1960. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films. Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to our twentieth (!) episode for one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is CHRISTMAS CHARACTERS, where we draft the best heroes, villains, side characters, and Santas of our favorite holiday classics and modern classics. Three of our hosts join Dylan on the panel, Matt Champond (Framewreck), Chadwick Webb (Picture This), and Kelsey Kilpatrick (Marvel-ous Movie Mondays), as well as our current MCU Trivia champ Stacy Morris! If you want to VOTE for a winner in this draft, go to the Dyl Pickle Movie Network Facebook Group and vote in the poll posted following the airing of the draft. https://www.facebook.com/groups/328972969304525/
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As a Paddington fanatic, I was super excited to check out Paul King's latest film WONKA, a prequel musical to the classic Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, featuring classic songs such as "Pure Imagination" and the "Oompa Loompa" song, as well as some new ones. Check out my review to see whether this film is a sweet confection or teeth-rottingly sour.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are giving our SURVIVOR 45 FINALE PREDICTIONS. Zach is out of studio, but sent in his pre-recorded predictions that we will discuss.
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Hayao Miyazaki's newest film, THE BOY AND THE HERON, hits theatres in wide release this weekend. I was fortunate enough to see it in limited release, so here are my thoughts on it now! Is this a true contender for the animation Oscar? How does this compare to other Miyazaki works? Should you see it NOW?
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are discussing the BB REINDEER GAMES PREMIERE, and catch up on SURVIVOR 45 now that Dylan is back from vacation.
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Martin Scorsese's newest film KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON is out now, and will be coming to Apple TV+ soon. Here are my thoughts on this 3.5 hour epic starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Lily Gladstone, Robert De Niro, Jesse Plemons, John Lithgow, and Brendan Fraser.
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Alexander Payne's newest film starring Paul Giamatti, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, and Dominic Sessa is in theatres now, and it also happens to be a Christmas film! It's THE HOLDOVERS, and I cannot wait to tell you my thoughts on it! Tis the Season!
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We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1985 (for the 1986 ceremony). The slate of movies are "The Color Purple, "Kiss of the Spider Woman," "Out of Africa," "Prizzi's Honor," and "Witness." We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1985 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1985. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films. Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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On episode twenty-three of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about an utter catastrophe, or CATastrophe if you will, 2019's CATS, the stage to screen adaptation turned nightmare fuel. And we are so so lucky to be joined by Karly Perkins, who makes her debut appearance as a guest on this episode! Why does Rebel Wilson have unzippable fur? Does Matt have a crush on Rum Tum Tugger? Did Dylan get the memo about wearing cat ears? How horny is too horny when you're one of the cats in this movie? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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A prequel to the hit franchise THE HUNGER GAMES has hit theatres recently, and I'm here to give you my thoughts on it! Fair warning, I didn't read the book, but I hope I can add some insightful thoughts on one of the big blockbuster releases of the fall.
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Welcome to our nineteenth episode one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is MOVIE AND TV MEALS, where we talk about the greatest edible concoctions to be seen in movies and tv, both fictional and real, from burgers to pasta to candy and more! On the panel, we have JD Domash, Malcolm Lay, Brian Nussbaum, and first time Draft Day guest Kevin Moreno. If you want to VOTE for a winner in this draft, go to the Dyl Pickle Movie Network Facebook Group and vote in the poll posted following the airing of the draft: https://www.facebook.com/groups/328972969304525/
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I've been working on this podcast for quite a bit, and since I'm on vacation, I figured this would be the perfect time to share my reviews for everything I saw at NYFF last month! The films included in this review roundup are: Todd Haynes' newest melodrama MAY DECEMBER, the Sofia Coppola film PRISCILLA, the new Michael Mann directed biopic FERRARI, Bradley Cooper's second directorial effort MAESTRO, Jonathan Glazer and A24's THE ZONE OF INTEREST, France's submission for best International Film at the Oscars THE TASTE OF THINGS, and a four-hour long documentary MENUS-PLAISIRS LES TROISGROS. I'm looking forward to seeing so many people's reactions to these films as they trickle out into limited and wide release (some already have at the time of releasing this video!). Let me know which films you're most excited for.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are discussing the BIG BROTHER 25 FINALE, as well as the merge episodes of SURVIVOR 45 (if you can even call it a merge...more on that later).
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Welcome to our eighteenth episode one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is PERFORMANCES IN HORROR, where we talk about a range of notable performances from heroic to villainous, creepy kids and of course, monsters! On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network host Chad Webb (Picture This), as well as returning guests Karly Perkins and Stacy Morris, and for the first time on Draft Day, Chris Diaz! If you want to VOTE for a winner in this draft, go to the Dyl Pickle Movie Network Facebook Group and vote in the poll posted following the airing of the draft: https://www.facebook.com/groups/328972969304525/
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I had the pleasure of checking out The Missing (aka Iti Mapukpukaw), which is the Philippines' official submission for the Oscars for the Best International Feature category! Directed by Carl Joseph Papa, starring Carlo Aquino, Gio Gahol, and Dolly De Leon. Check out my thoughts on this animated sci-fi LGBTQ+ drama, and hop aboard the hype train as we trek toward the peak of Oscar season.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are breaking down the third and fourth episode of SURVIVOR 45 and recapping recent events of BIG BROTHER 25. We'll also update our Amazing Race and DWTS Ranking Games, Survivor fantasy game, and rank the remaining Survivor castaways in power rankings! We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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The major festivals are over, so it's time to assess the Oscar nomination race as of late. With films like American Fiction, Origin, and All of Us Strangers on the rise, is there bound to be a major upset or two in our midst? Has Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon hitting theatres helped or hurt its frontrunner status? Is Past Lives still A24's best bet? Does Billie Eilish get in WITH the Ken song, or do the Oscars break our hearts by only picking one? Find out my predictions now!
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We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1999 (for the 2000 ceremony). The slate of movies are "American Beauty," "The Cider House Rules," "The Green Mile," "The Insider," and "The Sixth Sense." We are also so lucky to be joined by an esteemed guest, Kerri Webb (co-host of Welcome to Primetime on the Nerd Entertainment Network), a horror expert who we have been wanting on the show for a while. We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1999 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1999. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films. Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to our seventeenth episode of DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is DIRECTOR ROULETTE, where we will draft a film from 5 directors' filmographies, but the twist is that those directors will be revealed as the first round progresses, so none of us know which directors we will have to pick movies from. On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network hosts Matt Chapmond (Framewreck) and Chad Webb (Picture This), as well as returning guests JD Domash and Commentatoring Nerd. If you want to VOTE for a winner in this draft, go to the Dyl Pickle Movie Network Facebook Group and vote in the poll posted following the airing of the draft. https://m.facebook.com/groups/328972969304525/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF
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The BIGGEST weekend in movies (or at least since July) has arrived! SAW PATROL. The newest films from the Saw and Paw Patrol franchises (Saw X and Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie respectively) combine for a double feature like no other. If you saw them, you know it's a doggone time at the cinema. Hear my thoughts on this double feature, which film I preferred, and stick around to the end where I'll rank all 12 of the Saw Patrol Universe (SPU) films.
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On episode twenty-two of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about a trilogy of films, all part of the beloved (?) Halloween franchise, HALLOWEEN 4-6 (THE RETURN, THE REVENGE, THE CURSE). We are so happy to be joined once again by Chadwick Webb (Picture This on The Dyl Pickle Movie Network). Are these films bad or misunderstood? What do we think of the arcs for the central characters? What is with Paul Rudd and incest films? Can anyone catch Dyl's recurring name bit throughout the episode? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more!
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are breaking down the second episode of SURVIVOR 45 and drafting the final 16 players for a Fantasy Game, and we're being joined by two VERY amazing guests, Austin Wilson and Ingrid Santiago from the ORG community who LOVE Survivor just as much as us. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1929 and 1930 (for the 1930 ceremony). The slate of movies are "All Quiet on the Western Front," "The Big House," "Disraeli," "The Divorcee," and "The Love Parade."
We break down each nominee individually and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1929/30. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are covering the premieres of SURVIVOR 45, AMAZING RACE 35, and a big catch-up on the recent weeks of BIG BROTHER 25. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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On episode twenty-one of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about a true gem of LGBT so bad it's good cinema, BEN & ARTHUR, as a belated Pride month celebration. We are so happy to be joined once again by recurring guest Chris Baker Scott (@CellarDoorFloor). Does the filmmaking hold up to the messaging and vice-versa? What is with that implied incest in the final scene? Is this truly The Room of LGBT films? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are doing cast assessments for three hot new seasons of our favorite shows: SURVIVOR 45, THE AMAZING RACE 35, AND DANCING WITH THE STARS 32. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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This summer provided thrills, chills, and lots of surprise hits... but also some duds. On YouTube, I ranked my top 10 films of summer 2023, but this is my unedited, elongated, complete ranking of all 26 films I saw that came out in Summer 2023. From Guardians 3 to The Flash to A24 darlings like Past Lives and Talk to Me. It's all there, so take a listen!
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Welcome to our sixteenth episode one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is MOVIE THEATRE PET PEEVES, where we talk about all the things we would change about the place we love most. On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network hosts Kelsey Kilpatrick (Marvel-ous Movie Mondays) and Chad Webb (Picture This), as well as returning guest Kerri Webb and first time guest and Pickle's sister, Nina Randazzo!If you want to VOTE for a winner in this draft, go to the Dyl Pickle Movie Network Facebook Group and vote in the poll posted following the airing of the draft. https://www.facebook.com/groups/32897...
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Oscar Season is just around the corner, so it's time to assess what potential nominees we may see after a pretty eventful summer. With Dune's delay, what potential nominees may we see slip into the Best Picture or Director lineups? Is Barbenheimer unbeatable? Has The Color Purple lost its frontrunner status? Find out my predictions now!
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Welcome to the tenth and eleventh double episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list are Lucino Visconti's lavish Italian historical drama THE LEOPARD (1963) as well as the groundbreaking Max Ophüls French masterwork THE EARRINGS OF MADAME DE... (1953), which were tied for No. 90 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering a modern Asian classic from a renowned filmmaker that is featured multiple times on the Sight & Sound list. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1950 (for the 1951 ceremony). The slate of movies are "All About Eve," "Born Yesterday," "Father of the Bride," "King Solomon's Mines," and "Sunset Blvd."
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1950 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1950. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are breaking down the third week of episodes, boots, and live feeds for BIG BROTHER 25, PLUS we will be watching the PRESSURE COOKER competition LIVE as it airs on the feeds (for however long Zach and Dyl make it before bowing out). We're lucky to be joined by Austin Wilson, a fellow BB and Survivor fan from the ORG community to share his thoughts! We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are breaking down the first and second weeks of episodes, boots, and live feeds for BIG BROTHER 25. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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On our TWENTIETH of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond are joined by special guest Chadwick Webb (Picture This on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network) in a crossover event like no other: FRAMEWRECK THIS, where we take the format of Picture This, our Oscars show, but instead of talking about GOOD awards movies, we talk about some bad ones. This episode covers the Razzies of 2005 (for the films of 2004), which contains a slate of Alexander, Catwoman, Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2, Surviving Christmas, and White Chicks. We discuss each film, pick the best and worst actor of this slate of 5, and give you OUR personal Trainwreck moments of the entire 5 film slate.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are breaking down the premiere and first week of live feeds for BIG BROTHER 25. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1989 (for the 1990 ceremony). The slate of movies are "Born on the Fourth of July," "Dead Poets Society," "Driving Miss Daisy," "Field of Dreams," and "My Left Foot: The Story of Christy Brown." We are also so lucky to be joined by an esteemed guest, Matt Chapmond (co-host of Framewreck on The Dyl Pickle Movie Network) who was so passionate about his love for the year 1989.
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1974 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1989. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This episode, we are breaking down the cast of BIG BROTHER 25 and reflecting back on the finale of Survivor 44. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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The BIGGEST weekend in movies this century has arrived.... Greta Gerwig's Barbie, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer... simply called BARBENHEIMER if you want to combine them. Hear my thoughts on this amazing double feature, which film I preferred, and which order I suggest watching the films in.
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Welcome to our fifteenth episode of one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is BARBIE, where we will draft our favorite Greta Gerwig/Noah Baumbach films, our favorite Margot Robbie films, and our favorite Ryan Gosling films! On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network hosts Kelsey Kilpatrick (Marvel-ous Movie Mondays) and Chad Webb (Picture This), as well as returning guests Stacy Morris (Between the Screens Podcast) and Karly Perkins! C'mon Barbie, let's go party!
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As my 2013 retrospective series comes to a close, I rank my top 13 films of the year 2013. It has been difficult narrowing it down to only 13 (hence why I couldn't even fathom 10). FOR MY FULL 2013 RANKING: https://boxd.it/18itQ
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MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE is back baby! My highest anticipated film of this year (and in a broader sense, the past three years) has finally hit theatres. How does it stack up to the rest of the franchise? If you've seen the film, let me know what you thought.
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Joy Ride lands into theatres this weekend and it is HILARIOUS. But listen to my review and find out why Joy Ride is so much more than what it first appears to be. If you've seen the film, let me know what you thought of it.
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On episode nineteen of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about the fourth (and controversial) entry of a hit franchise, INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL, but with a twist... this is a Framewreck REDEMPTION. What is our stance on the film's (and series') realism? How does the CGI hold up? Is Shia LeBeouf as bad as you all say he is? Where does this rank amongst the other Indy films? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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Indy's last ride is finally in theatres, and I have thoughts both non-spoiler and spoiler related for you! Spoilers start at the 11:59 minute mark. If you've seen the film, let me know what you thought of it.
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Welcome to our fourteenth episode one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is PRIDE, where we will draft our favorite films with LGBTQ+. themes, stories, characters, and/or directors! On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network hosts Matt Chapmond (Framewreck), as well as returning guests Chris Baker-Scott (@CellarDoorFloor) and Karly Perkins, and for the first time on Draft Day, we welcome Daniel "Doctor Nova" to the mix!
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For a special video, I am looking back 10 years at the very early phase of A24, one of the more acclaimed studios to breakout in the past decade. The films being reviewed are the following 2013 flicks: Roman Coppola's A GLIMPSE INSIDE THE MIND OF CHARLES SWAN III, Sally Potter's GINGER & ROSA, Harmony Korine's SPRING BREAKERS, Sofia Coppola's THE BLING RING, and James Ponsoldt's THE SPECTACULAR NOW. This video is part of the 2013 Retrospective on the channel and on Dylan's Letterboxd (dylan_randazzo).
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Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1981 (for the 1982 ceremony). The slate of movies are "Atlantic City," "Chariots of Fire," "On Golden Pond," "Raiders of the Lost Ark," and "Reds."
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1981 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1981. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Matt Chapmond (co-host of Framewreck) joins me to debate which eerily similarly premised 2013 White House flick is the superior one of that year: OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN VS. WHITE HOUSE DOWN. We go through each element and compare the two films side by side and eventually reach a consensus (between ourselves) of the superior 2013 flick. This video is part of the 2013 Retrospective on the channel and on Dylan's Letterboxd (dylan_randazzo).
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I have watched all 13 (yes, there are 13!) James Cameron directed films, from blockbusters to shorts to documentaries and beyond! Let me know down below what YOUR favorites are, and feel free to let me know what directors you'd like to see me rank in the future!
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This week's big topic: SURVIVOR 44 FINALE PREDICTIONS. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 2013 (for the 2014 ceremony). The slate of movies are "12 Years a Slave," "American Hustle," "Captain Phillips," "Dallas Buyers Club," "Gravity," "Her," "Nebraska," "Philomena," and "The Wolf of Wall Street."
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 2013 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 2013. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these nine films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to our thirteenth episode one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is SCREAM, where we will draft our favorite kills, reveals, cold opens, and characters from the Scream franchise. On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network hosts Chadwick Webb (Picture This) and Matt Chapmond (Framewreck), as well as returning guest Kerri Webb and new panelist Commentatoring Nerd. We are also joined by a surprise sixth guest joining the Webbs for this episode.
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On episode eighteen of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond are going back 10 years to talk about one of the marquis "so bad they're good" films of the 2010s, SHARKNADO. Is it purely a coincidence that the guy who wrote it was named Thunder? Do the visuals hold up 10 years later? Did they even look good then? Is this so bad it's good, or just bad? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This week's big topic: SURVIVOR 44- CATCHING UP ON THE EARLY MERGE. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1990 (for the 1991 ceremony). The slate of movies are "Awakenings," "Dances with Wolves," "Ghost," "The Godfather Part III," and "GoodFellas." We are also so lucky to be joined by an esteemed guest, Dan Skip Allen (Disappointment Media) who was so passionate about his love for the year 1990.
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1990 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1990. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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THIS WAS CREATED IN EARLY APRIL. It's never too early to start predicting Oscars, so let's see how many we can scope out this far in advance. Will A24 crush the competition again? How will sequels to Spider-Verse and Dune turn out? Will Barbie go party? How high am I on Oppenheimer? Find out my predictions now!
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The long anticipated Mario movie has hit theatres, and I'm here to give my thoughts on everything from Chris Pratt's accent to Peach's badassery and all the Easter Eggs in between. If you've seen the film, let me know what you thought of it!
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On episode seventeen of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about the first big video game adaptation, 1993's SUPER MARIO BROS. How faithful is this adaptation? Where did the Italian accents go? What's up with Toad's harmonica? Is this really deserving of all the hate it gets? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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On episode sixteen of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond are joined by special guest Michael Sayre (@MichaelJSayre1) to discuss the 2000 fantasy film DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, in honor of the upcoming D&D film hitting theatres this weekend. Is this a D&D lover’s dream or nightmare? Why haven’t we seen so many of these actors again? And how does this compare to other fantasy films of the early 2000s? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.Michael Sayre is the Design Manager at Paizo, a notable publishing company for tabletop role-playing games, most notably Pathfinder. He is also a freelance designer for Drop Dead Studios, Legendary Games, Lost Spheres Publishing, and more! Check out Sayre at his Twitter handle @MichaelJSayre1 to see some of his most recent and impressive endeavors.
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Welcome to our twelfth episode one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is FILMS BY WOMEN, where we draft films directed or co-directed by women in honor of Women's History Month. On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network host Kelsey Kilpatrick, as well as special returning guests Stacy Morris and Kerri Webb, and first-time guest Karly Perkins.
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Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 2022 (for the 2023 ceremony). The slate of movies are "All Quiet on the Western Front," "Avatar: The Way of Water," "The Banshees of Inisherin," "Elvis," "Everything Everywhere All At Once," "The Fabelmans," "TÁR," "Top Gun: Maverick," "Triangle of Sadness," and "Women Talking."
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 2022 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 2022. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these ten films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This week's big topic: SURVIVOR 44- THE FIRST FOUR EPISODES. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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On episode fifteen of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond take on their first SERIES on Framewreck, and a beloved one at that: THE TWILIGHT SAGA. We were also lucky enough to be joined by two surprise guests to argue it out for the age old debate: Jacob or Edward?
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Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1974 (for the 1975 ceremony). The slate of movies are "Chinatown," "The Conversation," "The Godfather Part II," "Lenny," and "The Towering Inferno." We are also so lucky to be joined by an esteemed guest, Dan Skip Allen (Disappointment Media) who was so passionate about his love for the year 1974.
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1974 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1972. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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Welcome to the eighth and ninth double episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list are the Edward Yang swan song YI YI (1999) as well as the influential Japanese classic from Kenji Mizocuhi UGETSU MONOGATARI (1953), which were tied for No. 90 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering two French-Italian works made just a decade apart from one another. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
In an effort to catch up on some 2023 reviews, I will be putting out a new review every day this week, continuing with the new film SHAZAM: FURY OF THE GODS, starring Zachary Levi, Jack Dylan Grazer, Rachel Zegler, Lucy Liu, Helen Mirren, and more!
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In an effort to catch up on some 2023 reviews, I will be putting out a new review every day this week, continuing with the new Scream film SCREAM VI (2023) starring Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Courteney Cox, Hayden Panetierre, and more! Stay tuned for more reviews coming this week!
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In an effort to catch up on some 2023 reviews, I will be putting out a new review every day this week, continuing with the new Rocky franchise installment CREED III, directed by Michael B. Jordan, and starring Jordan, Jonathan Majors, Tessa Thompson, Phylicia Rashad, and more! Stay tuned for more reviews coming this week!
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In an effort to catch up on some 2023 reviews, I will be putting out a new review every day this week, continuing with the new hit COCAINE BEAR, directed by Elizabeth Banks and starring Alden Ehrenreich, Keri Russell, Brooklynn Prince, Margo Martindale, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, O'Shea Jackson Jr, the late great Ray Liotta and more! Stay tuned for more reviews coming this week!
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In an effort to catch up on some 2023 reviews, I will be putting out a new review every day this week, starting with a quadruple review of 4 big January horror films: the breakout hit M3GAN, the experimental horror Skinamarink, the Pandemic-centric Peacock original Sick, and the Brandon Cronenberg festival darling Infinity Pool. Stay tuned for more reviews coming this week!
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The Oscars are tomorrow and I made some final predictions. This is who I THINK will win these awards, not necessarily my own personal preferences. If you want to see my own awards show, check out THE PICKLE AWARDS on The Dyl Pickle Movie Network. Will the biggest prize of the night go to Everything Everywhere All At Once? Who will win these tight actor races? And will there be some epic shocks or surprises? I'm excited to find out.
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I have watched all 15 short films nominated for the Oscar (for the first time ever!) so here are my thoughts on all 15 films, ranking them from 5 to 1 in each of their respective categories!
Shorts Discussed: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse; The Elephant Whisperers; The Flying Sailor; Haulout; How Do You Measure a Year?; Ice Merchants; An Irish Goodbye; Ivalu; The Martha Mitchell Effect; My Year of Dicks; Night Ride; An Ostrich Told Me the World is Fake and I Believe It; Le Pupille; The Red Suitcase; Stranger at the Gate
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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down an entire week of reality tv! This week's big topic: SURVIVOR 44 CAST ASSESSMENT. We'd love to get a general sense of the audience's reception of this episode, and what you all hope to see discussed in the realm of reality tv. So please leave us a comment, like, and/or subscribe to help us build this show (and the channel in general) and give us some feedback!
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Welcome to the seventh episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is the already modern classic and best picture winner from Bong Joon-ho, PARASITE (2019), which was tied for No. 90 on the Sight & Sound Poll. THIS WAS FILMED DURING MY 24 HOUR SUBATHON ON THE DYL PICKLE MOVIE NETWORK. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering another modern classic of Asian cinema. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
Welcome to the sixth episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is the OG prison escape movie from director Robert Bresson, A MAN ESCAPED (1956), which was tied for No. 95 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering a recent, popular Best Picture winner. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
Welcome to the fifth episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is Sergio Leone's epic spaghetti western ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (1968), which was tied for No. 95 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering a classic work by a renowned French filmmaker. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more! Twitter: @dylan_randazzo Letterboxd: @dylan_randazzo Instagram: @dylan_randazzo64
The Sundance Film Festival 2023 just concluded, so here are my thoughts on all the movies I saw this year at Sundance including a countdown of my top 5 Sundance films this year! It was quite an amazing week, and I can't wait to share some of my favorites with y'all.
SUNDANCE FILMS MENTIONED (alphabetically): Bad Behaviour Beyond Utopia Cat Person Fair Play Going to Mars: The Nikki Giovanni Project Run Rabbit Run Shortcomings Slow Sometimes I Think About Dying Theater Camp A Thousand and One
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On episode fourteen of FRAMEWRECK (a show about so-bad-they're-good movies), channel creator Dylan Randazzo and bad movie expert Matt Chapmond talk about a memorable DC film (for better or worse), CATWOMAN, starring Oscar AND Razzie Award winner Halle Berry. Is this an underrated meow-sterpiece? Is this an epic feline failure? What is a cat's favorite cocktail? Find out all of this and more in our newest episode of Framewreck.
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Welcome to the fourth episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's new audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is the unconventional, experimental queer love story from director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, TROPICAL MALADY (2004), which was tied for No. 95 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering a classic from one of the greatest filmmakers of the Western genre. Make sure to subscribe to The Dyl Pickle Movie Network on YouTube for more reviews, videos, and more!Twitter: @dylan_randazzoLetterboxd: @dylan_randazzoInstagram: @dylan_randazzo64
Welcome to PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1972 (for the 1973 ceremony). The slate of movies are "Cabaret," "Deliverance," "The Emigrants," "The Godfather," and "Sounder." We are also so lucky to be joined by an esteemed guest, Dan Skip Allen (Disappointment Media) who was so passionate about his love for the year 1972.
We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1972 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1972. We will also award prizes to our best actors and actresses of these five films.
Also, make sure to stick around for the end, where we will announce NEXT month's year in Oscars history.
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The Oscar nominations will be announced on Tuesday morning. Who will be nominated? Who will be snubbed? I weigh in with my personal predictions as to who will be nominated in all 23 categories. Let me know in the comments which categories YOU are predicting differently (or the same)! I will do a follow-up video in reaction to the Oscar nominations announcement.
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Welcome to the third episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's new audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is Ousmane Sembène's revolutionary piece of Sub-Saharan African Cinema BLACK GIRL (1966), which was tied for No. 95 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering one of the more abstract films on the poll.
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Welcome to our tenth episode one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is GOODBYE 2022/HELLO 2023, where we will draft our favorite films and series of 2022 and look ahead at our most anticipated films of 2023. On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network hosts Chad Webb and Matt Chapmond, as well as special returning guests Brian Nussbaum and JD Domash.
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Welcome to the second episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's new audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO SIGHT & SOUND, where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. Next up on the list is the Buster Keaton and Clyde Bruckman silent film classic THE GENERAL (1926), which was tied for No. 95 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering a historic work from a renowned African filmmaker.
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Another year has arrived, and with that, a bunch of movies to anticipate. Here are my most anticipated films for each month, which I will compile into one big top 15 list. Let me know what YOUR most anticipated films of 2023 are (and what your favorite films of 2022 were).
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Welcome to the first episode of the Dyl Pickle Podcast's new audio-exclusive show, DIVING INTO THE SIGHT & SOUND POOL (get it, because pool sounds like poll...and I'm diving into it... sorta?), where I will be going through every single movie on the 2022 Sight & Sound Poll from Number 100 all the way to Number 1. The first film I will be covering is Jordan Peele's directorial horror debut GET OUT (2017), which was tied for No. 95 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering a silent film classic.
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the most suspenseful movie of all time, inspired by the recent releases of "Old," "Candyman," and "Don't Breathe 2," amongst other suspenseful flicks. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Put on some eerie music, lock your doors, and don't look under the bed..it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Letterboxd or Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Instagram at @krosbyjroza
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the best basketball movie, inspired by the NBA Finals and release of Space Jam: A New Legacy. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Lace up your sneakers, warm up your layups, and getchya head in the game..it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Letterboxd or Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Instagram at @krosbyjroza
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Happy belated Fourth of July week! On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the best movie about a world leader, inspired by the Fourth of July. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Sign your declarations, put on your crown, and get hyped for democracy..it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Letterboxd or Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Instagram at @krosbyjroza
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the most iconic movie musical of all time. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Put on your tap shoes, grab some sheet music, and warm up those singin’ pipes..it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Letterboxd or Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Instagram at @krosbyjroza
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the best Tom Hanks movie of all time. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Take a splash, head to the 'burbs, and get ready to RUN FORREST RUN...it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Letterboxd or Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Instagram at @krosbyjroza
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the best mockumentary movie of all time. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Start the cameras, and get ready to break some fourth walls...it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Letterboxd or Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Instagram at @krosbyjroza
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the best mafia (mobster/organized crime/etc) movie of all time. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Grab your fedora, but leave the cannoli...it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Letterboxd or Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Instagram at @krosbyjroza
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate the biggest Oscar snubs of all time. Rather than choosing one film and breaking it down in five rubric points, we decided to do FIVE separate film offs to determine the biggest snub for picture, actor, actress, supporting actor, and supporting actress. Get your suit on and head to the red carpet...it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Twitch: Rice Krosby Treats
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate what the best pre-MCU superhero movie is (sadly, The Dark Knight doesn't count since it came out months after Iron Man). We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Get your supersuit on, and start slinging those webs...it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Twitch: Rice Krosby Treats
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On today's episode, Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza debate what the greatest mid2000s-mid2010s DreamWorks film is! We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Grab your fishing pole and head to the clouds...it's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Twitch: Rice Krosby Treats
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Welcome to "THE GREAT AMERICAN FILM OFF," where hosts Dylan Randazzo and Krosby João Roza battle it out to see which film is the greatest tearjerker. We broke the movies down into five categories to help us determine the ultimate winner. Bring your tissues, and grab some ChexMix. It's time for a FILM OFF. Make sure to follow Dylan on Instagram @dylan_randazzo64 in order to have YOUR choices discussed live on the show (we post a weekly poll on Instagram with the topic where you can submit your choices). If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, head to "The Dyl Pickle Movie Network" on YouTube. Follow Dylan on Twitter: @dylan_randazzo ; Follow Krosby on Twitch: Rice Krosby Treats
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app