The Dyl Pickle Podcast

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!

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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."

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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.

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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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 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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