I'm back at the New York Film Fest, covering the latest and most promising new titles coming soon to theatres and streaming everywhere! Today, I'm reviewing Brady Corbet's new American dream epic THE BRUTALIST, starring Adrien Brody, Guy Pearce, Felicity Jones, and Alessandro Nivola. Stay tuned for my ranking of all the films I saw at NYFF62!

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I'm back at the New York Film Fest, covering the latest and most promising new titles coming soon to theatres and streaming everywhere! Today, I'm reviewing the newest Steve McQueen film to hit AppleTV+ and theatres, BLITZ, starring Saoirse Ronan. Stay tuned for more thoughts as I cover more NYFF62 films!

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I'm back at the New York Film Fest, covering the latest and most promising new titles coming soon to theatres and streaming everywhere! Today, I'm reviewing the new Mohammad Rasoulof film THE SEED OF THE SACRED FIG, which will be Germany's submission for Best International Film at the Oscars. Check it out, and stay tuned for more thoughts as I cover more NYFF62 films!

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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 Undead Little 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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I'm back at the New York Film Fest, covering the latest and most promising new titles coming soon to theatres and streaming everywhere! Today, I'm reviewing the biggest Netflix release of the awards season, EMILIA PÉREZ, starring Karla Sofia Gascón, Zoe Saldaña, and Selena Gomez. Check it out, and stay tuned for more thoughts as I cover more NYFF62 films!

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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

LIVE STREAM TO ADDRESS Y'ALL IN THE NEW YEAR. Some big things coming. Some things changing. You don't wanna miss it.

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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I'm back at the New York Film Fest, covering the latest and most promising new titles coming soon to theatres and streaming everywhere! Today, I review Pablo Larrain's newest film MARIA starring Angelina Jolie. What do I think of its Oscar chances, particularly in regards to Best Actress? And where does it stand amongst the trilogy of films with "Jackie" and "Spencer"? Check it out, and stay tuned for more thoughts as I cover more NYFF62 films!

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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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I'm back at the New York Film Fest, covering the latest and most promising new titles coming soon to theatres and streaming everywhere! Today, I review Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson, and Galen Johnson's newest film RUMOURS, a political satire zombie horror comedy starring some of the best actors ever including Cate Blanchett, Charles Dance, Denis Ménochet, and Alicia Vikander. Check it out, and stay tuned for more thoughts as I cover more NYFF62 films!

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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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I'm back at the New York Film Fest, covering the latest and most promising new titles coming soon to theatres and streaming everywhere! My review today is for Sean Baker's ANORA, starring Mikey Madison, the Cannes Palme D'or winner and absolute crowd-pleaser that has been sweeping the nation. Check it out, and stay tuned for more thoughts as I cover more NYFF62 films!

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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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