Lost in the Vault

"He does bully the child, just not enough." - Amanda Dutkiewicz

Hey kids, remember when Frank Zappa's kid made a Disney movie?

Well, Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz certainly do. Join them as they discuss 2012's The Odd Life of Timothy Green, the heartwarming, family-friendly story of a married couple who project their insecurities and frustrations on their twelve-year-old son, driving him to an early grave in the process.

Also the kid's, like, a plant person or something.

Other topics include why The Giving Tree is the worst book ever written for children, a look at the 2016 Zappa Family Feud, and cursed Perry the Platypus fanart.

Don't act like you've just come from the garden, listen in to 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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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.

"I wonder if anyone on the Disney story department had a force femme fetish." - Dallin Agatone

Hey kids, remember when... 

Remember... 

Do you remember anything about this movie?

Well, Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz certainly don't. But that's not gonna stop them as they discuss what's widely considered the worst film ever released by Disney Animation: 2005's Chicken Little.  Listen in as they talk the career of director Mark Dindal, the various dick moves of former Disney animation head David Stainton,  and, of course, REM.

Also, find out how you can have a say in what movies we look at in the upcoming Season 2!

Don't worry, the sky isn't falling. It's just an all-new Lost in the Vault!

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Editors: Dallin Agatone & Amanda Dutkiewicz

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

"I won't confirm or deny how I know what a decapitation sounds like." - Dallin Agatone

Hey kids, remember when we weren't fucking sick of Jack Sparrow?

Well, special guests Jack Rourke and Chandler Williams (Warped Celluloid) certainly do. They join Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz to discuss 2006's Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Listen in as they look back at a time when pirates ruled the world and just what the hell happened to this franchise that made everyone lose interest.

Raise the anchor, put up the main staff, and other various sailing jargon - it's an all-new Lost in the Vault!

Check out Warped Celluloid wherever you get your podcasts: https://anchor.fm/jack-rourke

Follow Warped Celluloid on Twitter: @WarpedCelluloid

Follow Jack Rourke on Twitter: @therenegadejack

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Created and hosted by Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz

Special Guest: Jack Rourke

Special Guest: Chandler Williams

Editor: Amanda Dutkiewicz

Producer: Dallin Agatone

Theme music composed by Cavan Agatone

Show art provided by Jack Rourke

"Oh, Upton Sinclair. Who knew you had such whimsy?" - Dallin Agatone

Hey kids, remember gnomes? Gnomes who fuck?

Well, Dallin and Amanda certainly do. Join them as they talk 1967's The Gnome-mobile... or at least, they should be talking it instead of getting bored and going off-topic about shit like Amanda's new cat and the merits of Oingo Boingo and Limp Bizkit. Also in this episode, the introduction of the new Worst Word in the English Language!

So jog along in your jaunting car and catch up with an all-new Lost in the Vault!

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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

Hey kids, remember when Donald Duck fought in the Pacific Theater?

Well, Dallin and Amanda certainly do. In the first-ever Lost in the Vault Short Film Showcase, they discuss six animated shorts in which Donald Duck served in the U.S. Army during WWII. Topics discussed include Donald Duck as the American everyman, how Disney's war shorts could be more subversive than the Looney Tunes', and whether or not cartoon characters should be getting back to fighting Nazis (spoiler: the answer is yes). 

Fall in for a brand new Lost in the Vault!

FILMS DISCUSSED:

Donald Gets Drafted (1942)

The Vanishing Private (1942)

Sky Trooper (1942)

Fall Out Fall In (1943)

The Old Army Game (1943)

Commando Duck (1944)

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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

Hey kids, remember Disney's OTHER film noir comedy of the 80s?

Well, Dallin and Amanda certainly do. This episode, they talk 1983's Trenchcoat, a film in which Margot Kidder plays the most neurotic gumshoe you've ever seen. Along with the film, they talk topics such as the female-led comedies of the early 80s, the underappreciated screen presence of Robert Hays, and the... inconsistent careers of screenwriters Jeffrey Price and Peter S. Seaman.

Slap on your fedora and get ready to grill some perps, it's an all-new Lost in the Vault!

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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

Hey kids, remember when Disney made superhero films that didn't make obscene amounts of cash?

Well, Austin Shinn (The Film Room, A Flickering Life) certainly does. He joins Dallin and Amanda to discuss 1991's The Rocketeer, the film that made us believe a man can fly (again). Together, they touch on topics like Disney's struggle to actually cast the title character, the state of comic book movies in the 80s and 90s, and why Timothy Dalton just gets better with age. Take flight and punch some Nazis, it's an all-new Lost in the Vault!

Listen to Austin Shinn at The Film Room: https://thefilmroom.org/

Read Austin Shinn's blog, A Flickering Life: https://aflickeringlife.wordpress.com/

Follow Austin Shinn on Twitter: @untitleduser

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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

On Thursday, June 25th, 2020, Disney announced they would be refurbishing Splash Mountain, retheming it from Song of the South to Princess and the Frog.

Recorded on the day of the announcement, Dallin and Amanda give their initial, off-the-cuff reactions to the news.

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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

Hey kids, remember when Herbie, the Love Bug was sponsored by Bass Pro Shop?

Well, special guest Dallin Agatone and Amanda Dutkiewicz do. Celebrate Pride Month with them as they discuss one of the unlikeliest entries to the queer cinema canon, 2005's Herbie: Fully Loaded. Together, our hosts do two of their favorite things: discussing queer subtext and dunking on Lindsay Lohan. On your mark, get set, go, for an all-new Lost in the Vault!

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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

In written form:

We would like to address some things here at Lost in the Vault so as not to be silent and thus complicit in the structural failure to address Black issues in America. On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a Black man, was suffocated to death by police officer Derek Chauvin after being taken into custody. In the midst of this tragedy, which is part of a prolonged problem of racist and white supremacist police brutality and is not an isolated incident, we ask our listeners to consider what they can do to address their own power, privilege, and relationship to these kinds of issues--what can you do to help, to promote direct action, and bring the discussion beyond the limited capabilities of social media? We have seen this time and time again--Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor-- and we must keep saying their names.

We are a Disney history podcast, so this may seem irrelevant to us or our content. It is not. These issues permeate every crease of our society and culture, and we cannot let it continue. As our main focus is a megacorporation with huge influence on the world, we aim to address its faults and those influences in our episodes. Therefore, when something current and real is happening in the world, we must use this platform to address adjacent systems of power and how they are committing acts of violence on people of color. To ignore these things is to choose to think change is not needed. It is.

We are not here to dilute Black voices, and will therefore keep this short. There will not be a new Lost in the Vault episode this week. We had also planned to record and release a discussion of the newly launched HBO Max and its original content; that, too, is delayed until further notice. It would be inappropriate to focus our energy on these right now and we ask that you focus your energy on more important matters too.

We ask that you do what you can within your community to help. Donate to bail and mutual aid funds. Educate yourself on the history of Black issues. Protest. At the very least, sign petitions and talk to your family about why this is important. The normalization of violence must be broken in these self-sustaining systems of white ignorance.

There needs to be action. There needs to be change.

Whatever you do, listen to your Black brothers and sisters, they need us and we must stand behind them. We send our regards to you, to all those fighting out there, and most especially to George Floyd and those who love him. Our hearts are with you.

From,

Your Friends at Lost in the Vault

We do not stand by racism nor the inexcusable conduct of the police. We stand by justice.