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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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 doing cast assessments for three hot new seasons of our favorite shows: SURVIVOR 45, THE AMAZING RACE 35, AND DANCING WITH THE STARS 32. 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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This summer provided thrills, chills, and lots of surprise hits... but also some duds. On YouTube, I ranked my top 10 films of summer 2023, but this is my unedited, elongated, complete ranking of all 26 films I saw that came out in Summer 2023. From Guardians 3 to The Flash to A24 darlings like Past Lives and Talk to Me. It's all there, so take a listen!

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Welcome to our sixteenth 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 THEATRE PET PEEVES, where we talk about all the things we would change about the place we love most. On the panel, we have Dyl Pickle Movie Network hosts Kelsey Kilpatrick (Marvel-ous Movie Mondays) and Chad Webb (Picture This), as well as returning guest Kerri Webb and first time guest and Pickle's sister, Nina Randazzo!

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Oscar Season is just around the corner, so it's time to assess what potential nominees we may see after a pretty eventful summer. With Dune's delay, what potential nominees may we see slip into the Best Picture or Director lineups? Is Barbenheimer unbeatable? Has The Color Purple lost its frontrunner status? Find out my predictions now!

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Welcome to the tenth and eleventh double 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 are Lucino Visconti's lavish Italian historical drama THE LEOPARD (1963) as well as the groundbreaking Max Ophüls French masterwork THE EARRINGS OF MADAME DE... (1953), which were tied for No. 90 on the Sight & Sound Poll. Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for next week's episode, where I will be covering a modern Asian classic from a renowned filmmaker that is featured multiple times on the Sight & Sound list. 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 PICTURE THIS, an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1950 (for the 1951 ceremony). The slate of movies are "All About Eve," "Born Yesterday," "Father of the Bride," "King Solomon's Mines," and "Sunset Blvd."

We break down each nominee individually, discuss some other notable 1950 movies, and in the end, we will rank the nominees ourselves to determine OUR Best Picture winner of 1950. 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 breaking down the third week of episodes, boots, and live feeds for BIG BROTHER 25, PLUS we will be watching the PRESSURE COOKER competition LIVE as it airs on the feeds (for however long Zach and Dyl make it before bowing out). We're lucky to be joined by Austin Wilson, a fellow BB and Survivor fan from the ORG community to share his thoughts! 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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