Absent for the first half of 2021, hosts Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz are back with more Lost in the Vault! Listen to their half-assed apologies and quarter-assed explanations as to where the podcast went, why it disappeared, and what to expect from its return.

We know it's a bit late, but hey--were you going to sit through four hours of business jargon? No. So we did for you. In this bonus episode, Dallin and Amanda cover Disney's 2020 Investor Day and all its ins and outs, from Homer Simpson's surprise appearance, to the thousandth Star War announcement. These are some thoughts recorded few days after the meeting in two separate recordings.

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Editor: Amanda Dutkiewicz

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

"It's phenomenal how much a movie can accomplish." - Amanda Dutkiewicz on Transformers (2007)

Hey kids, remember when Eeyore started walking on his hind legs and it was FUCKING TERRIFYING?!

Well, Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz certainly do. In this episode, they discuss 2002's Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year, a holiday movie that's less a film and more two half-hour shorts awkwardly stitched together. But that's not gonna stop them from touching on such topics as the state of Pooh as a franchise in the 2000s, the quality of Saturday morning cartoons in the 80s, and the secret homicidal urges of Rabbit. Plus, we get a glimpse at the mysterious origins of Dallin and Amanda's friendship.

Ring in the New Year... over a week afterwards, it's an all-new Lost in the Vault!

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Editor: Dallin Agatone

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

"Did you do this for the Christmas?" - Don Cheadle in Boogie Nights

Hey kids, remember when Santa Claus enslaved the dead to toil in his factory for all eternity?

Well, special guest Jack Rourke (Warped Celluloid) certainly does. He's joining Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz to discuss 1985's One Magic Christmas, one of the most low-key disturbing Christmas movies ever made. Join them as they discuss such topics as the Epic Looks of Harry Dean Stanton,  the misery that capitalism inflicts on the Christmas season, and just how exactly to effectively tell a message in a movie. That is, when Jack is completely derailing things with off-topic ramblings at a mile-a-minute pace.

You better learn to appreciate the true meaning of Lost in the Vault, or Santa Claus will kill your husband.

Listen to Jack Rourke on Warped Celluloid, wherever you get your podcasts: https://anchor.fm/jack-rourke

Follow Jack Rourke on Twitter: @therenegadejack

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Special guest star: Jack Rourke

Editor: Jack Rourke

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

"There's always that one bitch in the crew who isn't down with murder." - Peter Vulfranc

Hey kids, remember when the solution to class warfare was powerful billionaires adopting adorable orphans?

Well, Peter Vulfranc (These Days Are Ours: A Happy Days Podcast, Squadcast Supreme, Trouble Shooters) certainly does. He joins Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz in ringing in the holiday season by discussing the 1999 TV movie adaptation of the Broadway musical smash, Annie. But is this the hokey, cornball show that its reputation seems to paint it as? Or does "The Musical of Tomorrow" have more going on under the surface?

Step away from your "Hard-Knock Life" for an all-new Lost in the Vault!

Listen to Peter Vulfranc on:

These Days Are Ours: A Happy Days Podcast - https://thesedaysareours.libsyn.com/

Squadcast Supreme - https://www.stitcher.com/show/squadcast-supreme

Trouble Shooters - https://castbox.fm/channel/id3329738?country=us

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Special guest star: Peter Vulfranc

Editor: Dallin Agatone

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

"David Hyde Pierce is the patron saint of gay guys playing straight guys." - Dallin Agatone

Hey kids, remember when the directors of The Little Mermaid were like "fuck it, put pirate ships in space?"

Well, Tom Speelman (Gotta Recap Em' All!, Polygon, Comic Book Resources) certainly does. In celebration of Lost in the Vault's 25th episode, he joins Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz to discuss one of Disney's most notorious animated flops, and one of the biggest box office bombs in film history, 2002's Treasure Planet. Along the way, they also discuss their favorite moviegoing experiences, the film's decades-long development hell, how Treasure Planet helped kill traditional animation, and whether or not it was a good idea to make Jim Hawkins a bad boy with daddy issues.

Raise the solar-sailers (what?) and ship out into the stars, it's an all-new Lost in the Vault.

Listen to Tom Speelman on Gotta Recap Em' All! - A Recap Cast of All Things Pokémon: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gotta-recap-emall/id1476705429

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Special guest star: Tom Speelman

Editor: Amanda Dutkiewicz

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

"Have you ever thought about how Aladdin's a class traitor?" - Amanda Dutkiewicz

Hey kids, remember when they let Gilbert Gottfried sing?

Well, Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz certainly do. They kick off season 2 of Lost in the Vault by talking 1994's The Return of Jafar, the first in a long, long, long line of cheap direct-to-video sequels. Join them as they discuss such topics as Robin Williams' infamous feud with the Disney company, as well as make far more Caddyshack references than anyone could reasonably expect.

GRANNY'S GONNA GRAB YA! for the season premiere of Lost in the Vault!

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Editor: Dallin Agatone

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

Dallin and Amanda do another audio commentary! This time, they watch 2002's The Sweatbox, Trudie Styler and John-Paul Davidson's documentary about the making of The Emperor's New Groove. So sync up the track and give it a listen!

LINK TO THE FILM: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4YzAC1d6D0

"See, I appreciate Eddie Murphy. I think he's great. I like Meet Dave." - Monica Sylvanus

Hey kids,  remember when Eddie Murphy did a whole routine on why black people wouldn't stay in a haunted house?

Well, this film certainly doesn't. In the season finale of Lost in the Vault, Dallin and Amanda are joined by Monica Sylvanus to talk. 2003's The Haunted Mansion. Listen in as they discuss everything from the history of the original ride, the career of Eddie Murphy and his 2000s slump, and the difficulties in adapting a theme park ride to film.

Strap into your Doom Buggy and beware of hitchhiking ghosts, it's an all-new Lost in the Vault.

You can decide what films we watch in Season 2!* Here's how you do it:

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2) Screenshot the review and email it to us, or DM us on Twitter or Instagram

3) Tell us what film you want us to watch in Season 2!

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Special Guest Star: Monica Sylvanus

Editor: Amanda Dutkiewicz

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

*The chance to select an episode will be given on a first come, first serve basis. Empty episode slots are limited, being able to select an episode is not a guarantee. We reserve the right to refuse a request if we feel it does not fit our show/schedule/etc. If your request is refused, you may select a new request until a request you make is approved by us.

"I'm good at making people regret things." - Amanda Dutkiewicz

Hey kids, remember when Disney made their first horror movie? And then had to delay it for a year because they fucked up the ending?

Well, Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz certainly do.  Join them as they discuss 1980's (and technically 1981's) The Watcher in the Woods, a movie that celebrates Bette Davis' 50th year in acting... by doing absolutely nothing with her. Listen in as our hosts discuss the film's tumultuous behind-the-scenes, the fundamentals of what makes effective horror, and that time Amanda lost her bag in the Times Square Dave & Buster's.

Ring in the spookiest month of the year with an all-new Lost in the Vault!

You can decide what films we watch in Season 2!* Here's how you do it:

1) Rate and review our show on iTunes

2) Screenshot the review and email it to us, or DM us on Twitter or Instagram

3) Tell us what film you want us to watch in Season 2!

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Editor: Amanda Dutkiewicz

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

*The chance to select an episode will be given on a first come, first serve basis. Empty episode slots are limited, being able to select an episode is not a guarantee. We reserve the right to refuse a request if we feel it does not fit our show/schedule/etc. If your request is refused, you may select a new request until a request you make is approved by us.