Forrest Gump won six Oscars, including the top prize, at the 67th Academy Awards. In a brand new episode of Podcast Racing, I will share whether that movie was the deserved winner with my very good friends Brian and MaryAnn. Hope you enjoy :)

In today’s episode of Podcast Racing, my good friends MaryAnn, Brian, and I discussed if Parasite deserved to win Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards. Do we live in a society where Joker deserved to win the top prize? Is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood a long forgotten memory? Why was Ford v Ferrari nominated? Happy listening :)

At the 91st Academy Awards, Green Book won Best Picture. In today's episode of Podcast Racing, MaryAnn, Brian, and I will be discussing the 2019 Oscars ceremony and debating on whether the winners of each category were well-deserved or if something else should have won. We will also be briefly sharing various 2018 films that we believe were snubbed.

Hope you enjoy :)

Superhero fatigue seems to be going away briefly thanks to the overall positive reception for Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, as well as overwhelmingly ecstatic early reviews for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (which will be released in theaters nationwide next week). In a very special episode of Podcast Racing, my good friend Tim and I will be discussing the threequel of the Guardians franchise in full SPOILER detail. Please do not listen to this episode if you have not seen Guardians 3. Watch the movie first and then listen, or just click Play if you don't care about spoilers. I hope you enjoy :)

On today’s episode of Podcast Racing, I decided to do something a little more laid-back.  My friends MaryAnn, Brian, and I are going to look at each other’s Letterboxd profiles and “roast” them.  We are not going to harshly criticize each other’s opinions or insult one another just because we may disagree.  This is something that I wanted to do just for fun, and I hope you will enjoy today’s episode :)

I have been increasingly disappointed and frustrated with the wavering quality of films and shows in the Marvel Cinematic Universe recently and have decided to stop watching MCU properties after Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 (at least the ones that take place in the main timeline; Loki and What If still interest me because they take place in other worlds in the multiverse). I still consider myself to be a fan of the MCU though. To celebrate their 15-year-long success (not counting 2020 because they did not release anything that year), I have revisited all 32 MCU movies and placed them in tier list categories that I will describe in this new episode of Podcast Racing you are about to listen to. I hope you enjoy! Please let me know what your favorite and least favorite MCU films are in the Q&A section below.

This episode will contain SPOILERS for all MCU films except for Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3.

If you are curious of what my exact ranking of all the MCU films and shows is, click on the link below:

https://boxd.it/2ukEO

MCU Category Timecodes:

Banish Them: (movies I despise and never want to see again - 00:05:01)

Not For Me: (movies I do not like but contain some good aspects - 00:22:54)

Rewatchable: (flawed movies that I like a lot and will gladly rewatch - 00:49:26)

Martin Scorsese: (films that I love that are more than just simple theme park ride movies to me, Marty - 01:22:03)

This episode contains spoilers for Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, The Legend of Vox Machina, and Avengers: Endgame.

In a very special episode of Podcast Racing, my good friends William, Tabetha, and I discuss in spoiler-filled detail our thoughts on the new movie Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. We actually got to see it at an early screening thanks to a promotion that Paramount did for Amazon Prime subscribers where they could get to see the movie a few weeks before wide release at select theaters.

I hope you enjoyed the movie if you have seen it, and I hope you enjoy this brand new episode of Podcast Racing :)

In the previous episode of Podcast Racing, I determined what I wanted to be nominated for the Oscars with my good friends MaryAnn and Brian. We discussed our personal picks for the major picks such as Picture, Director, and the acting categories.

In today's episode, we discuss who we would want to win for all the other categories (except for the short films because none of us have seen that many short films, let alone the ones that were nominated). We only determine winners and not all 5 nominees like last time because then the episode would have been too long.

Happy listening! I hope you all are doing well! :)

In today's episode of Podcast Racing, MaryAnn and I as well as welcome newcomer Brian (a real-life friend of MaryAnn) pretend that we are the Academy and choose who we personally would award the Oscar to for the main categories: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Supporting Actress.

(This episode was recorded prior to the actual Oscar nominations announcement.  There are light spoilers for The Menu in this episode, even though one of us says that there will be no spoilers.  There will be a part 2 to this podcast available at the end of February.)

If you cannot hear our picks clearly, you can read them using the link below:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1grUphkLqOyRMtIJ9sHcmnRZ2YE5pu5QkhGvqyZPOW1M/edit?usp=sharing

I hope you all are having a great 2023 so far!

In this episode of Podcast Racing, I discuss the highly anticipated Avatar sequel with my good friends William and Tabetha.

We all share our thoughts on James Cameron's latest film as well as if the success from the first one will be replicated with the sequel or not.