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Dylan's film choice, David Frankel's "The Devil Wears Prada" (2006), and Marley's album pick, Sam Smith's "In The Lonely Hour" (2014), fit this episode's theme of Comfort Media.
Dylan marathons sixteen essential Stephen King screen adaptations anticipating the upcoming adaptation of King's 1980 novel "Firestarter" on May 13th.
CW: references to various depictions of child abuse in several reviews and a brief mention of sexual abuse in the "It" (2017) review. Thanks for listening!
Dylan's film choice, Emerald Fennell's "Promising Young Woman" (2020), and Marley's album pick, Beyoncé's "Lemonade" (2017), fit this episode's theme of Revenge.
CW: Talk of sexual assault in the movie conversation and talk of domestic violence in the collective mad.
Dylan's film choice, Jim Sharman's "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975), and Marley's album pick, Sara Bareilles' "What's Inside: Songs from Waitress" (2015), fit this episode's theme of Musicals.
Anticipating "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore" coming April 15th -- joined by special guest, his sister, and Harry Potter expert, Sarah -- Dylan marathons all ten movies in the Harry Potter/Wizarding World franchise.
Helpful resources:
Resources | GLAAD
J.K. Rowling | Contrapoints
Death of the Author 2: Rowling Boogaloo | Lindsay Ellis
"Disclosure" | Netflix
Dylan's film choice, Lifetime's "Liz & Dick" (2012), and Marley's album pick, Lorde's "Solar Power" (2021), fit this episode's theme of Comebacks.
It's (close enough to) the one-year anniversary of the very first episode of The M.A.D. Podcast, and Marley and Dylan have both selected one of each other's offerings from a past episode, choices they've kept secret until the time of recording, that fit this episode's theme of Worth Revisiting.
Dylan reviews the twelve previous theatrical iterations of Batman across almost seventy-five years anticipating the latest screen vision of the character in Matt Reeves' "The Batman."
Dylan's film choice, Barry Jenkins' "Moonlight" (2016), and Marley's album pick, Lauryn Hill's "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" (1998), fit this episode's theme of Black History.
Heads up, shaky audio throughout. More than normal. But, when it gets the worst it gets, it clears up soon after. Thanks for listening!
Dylan's album choice, Taylor Swift's "Speak Now" (2010), and Marley's movie pick, Disney Studio Showcase's "Where the Toys Come From" (1983), fit this episode's theme of Switching It Up (Part II).
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