Every year or when I get around to it I do my annual Disney podcast awards. Like my blog my awards tend to be...different.
Here are this years awards:
Best Disney Podcast for People Who Don't Like Disney - Netcot
Netcot was a shoe in for this award. There hasn't been a Netcot episode since November so therefore anyone who doesn't like Disney would love it.
Best weekly news report in a Disney Podcast - Inside the Magic
Ricky does a consistently good job each and every week of nailing the all the Disney news. Others try to do the news but no one does it quite as well.
Least Critical Podcast - WDW Radio Show
On the WDW Radio Show the sun is always out, the food is never crappy or overpriced.
Most Critical Disney Podcast - The DIS Unplugged
This isn't a bad thing. This is honest criticism that most people would understand. When Pete goes on a rant it's normally for a very good reason.
Nerdiest Disney Podcast - Betamouse
This one isn't even close. Betamouse is for Nerds and by nerds. They cover the stuff you won't hear anywhere else.
Deekiest Podcast - WDWNT Podcast
No one goes into greater detail on more obscure Disney history than this podcast. This podcast is do deeky that even some deeks think it's too deeky.
The Disney Podcast for Beginners - WDW Today
You ask they answer...no matter how many times they have already answered the same question. No one is more welcoming that the crazy odd couple like cast at WDW Today.
Disney Podcast Most Likely to Predict the Disney Future - Magical Definations
Jim Hill has connections and he's not afraid to use them to leak all sorts or crazy info of give you the back story to what is going on.
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
CMDTA’s 1st Annual Disney Podcast Awards
I know there are some legitimate podcast awards out there. Those are no fun. I’m doing podcast awards my way. You won’t find your normal categories on this list. In fact no one else does a Disney Podcast Award (I think).
The “I thought they died” Award:
This one was tough. Annette Owens took a big break from WDW Today. Most years she’d walk away with this award except Van from Netcot only put out a couple episodes this year. Congrats Van! I thought you were dead!
Best Rant
In this category Pete Werner from the DIS Unplugged is nominated…about 15 times. So it’s Pete vs. Himself! I guess that takes the suspense out of who wins but not for what! Pete wins for his rant on the “Sick Show.” He was the only person on that episode and he still took the time to do a rant! Now there is an example of going above and beyond.
Goofiest Guest
In terms of Disney – It’s good to be Goofy! Out of all the countless guests, who was the goofiest? The award goes to Tim “Bananas” Foster on the WDW Radio show. What can you say? The guy sounds like a dufus and he is a major deek. Of course I mean that in a good way.
Award for the Podcast with the Most inside Jokes
The winner by a massive margin is WDW Today! When you have to check the wiki at least once in every podcast you know there are a lot of inside jokes. Arrrgh MONGELLO!!!
Best New Personality Not on Their Own Show or Own Segment for that Matter
Congrats Princess Lisa! It’s good to know someone is keeping Skipper Ben in line.
Award for the Most Insane Episode
You’d think WDW Today would win this one. You would be wrong. This goes to Inside the Magic for its year end review. It clocked in at over five hours. FIVE HOURS! Some people don’t sleep that long at night.
Podcaster Most Likely to be Caught Picking His Nose on a Ride
The first name that comes to mind is Lou Mongello. However, Lou loves to eat and that’s just gross so this award goes to Len Testa! Congrats Len!
Most Addicted Podcaster
Ricky Brigante for his Haunted Mansion addiction! Don’t be surprised if he dies on this attraction while trying to set the consecutive ride record.
The Odd Couple Award
Who doesn’t love an odd combo? Even the Disney Podcast Community has one. Congrats Jim Hill and Nathan Rose from the Magical Definitions Podcast!
Most Likely to Die a Death Somehow Related to Van Halen While in a Disney Park
Do I even have to say this one? Congrats Len Testa!
Most Likely to be Mistaken for the Yeti
Congrats Mike Scoppa! Most people don’t know this but if you shave the Yeti you find he’s Mike Scoppa’s long lost brother.
Friday, October 29, 2010
CMDTA’s Worst Movies of All Time
Top Ten lists are common but who really takes time to give a nod to the worst? I DO!
1. From Justin to Kelly (2003) – Do I really need to say more? I lasted five minutes…FIVE MINUTES!
2. Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey (1991) – Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure was a fun movie that really gained a cult following. The sequel is proof as to why some movies should never have sequels. This movie is just awful.
3. Lady in the Water (2006) – Awful doesn’t quite describe this movie. The stench of this movie is just epic. It’s an awful story that just doesn’t work and makes me sad to even think about it.
4. American Pie (1999) – A lot of my peers love this movie. I HATE THIS MOVIE. It tries to use gross out humor but it ends up being more, gross out than humor. This movie also had an awful story. I actually think the story offends me on many levels. I really hate this movie.
5. 2012 (2010) – Special effects, no matter how good, can’t make up for a story that could have been written by a brain damaged monkey.
6. The Day After Tomorrow (2004) – Not even Emmy Rossum (one of my favorites) could save this moldly turd of a movie. I don’t even want to go into details. It’s just not good. However, it is a better movie than 2012.
7. Relic (1997) – In this history of converting a book to a movie this has to be the worst case I’ve ever seen. Relic is an amazing book with indepth characters. Many people also call this book the 1st Agent Pendergast book. They cut Agent Pendergast out of the movie. This movie is so bad I wouldn’t let my wife see it after she read the book.
8. Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End (2007) – How you go from one of the best movies ever made (Curse of the Black Pearl) to this movie astounds me. I hated this movie. The story is rotten. After the first film they really gave up on story and just tried to amaze people with special effects.
9 – Beyond the Poseidon Adventure (1979) – The Poseidon Adventure was creepy and fun. This movie was just stupid. They tried to capitalize on the success of the original and ended up with an awful movie that makes my brain hurt when I think about it.
10 – Alien Resurrection (1997) – This movie had it’s moments but in the end it just wasn’t good. The story was crummy and failed in so many ways. It’s a shame that the Alien movies got progressively worse and worse.
1. From Justin to Kelly (2003) – Do I really need to say more? I lasted five minutes…FIVE MINUTES!
2. Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey (1991) – Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure was a fun movie that really gained a cult following. The sequel is proof as to why some movies should never have sequels. This movie is just awful.
3. Lady in the Water (2006) – Awful doesn’t quite describe this movie. The stench of this movie is just epic. It’s an awful story that just doesn’t work and makes me sad to even think about it.
4. American Pie (1999) – A lot of my peers love this movie. I HATE THIS MOVIE. It tries to use gross out humor but it ends up being more, gross out than humor. This movie also had an awful story. I actually think the story offends me on many levels. I really hate this movie.
5. 2012 (2010) – Special effects, no matter how good, can’t make up for a story that could have been written by a brain damaged monkey.
6. The Day After Tomorrow (2004) – Not even Emmy Rossum (one of my favorites) could save this moldly turd of a movie. I don’t even want to go into details. It’s just not good. However, it is a better movie than 2012.
7. Relic (1997) – In this history of converting a book to a movie this has to be the worst case I’ve ever seen. Relic is an amazing book with indepth characters. Many people also call this book the 1st Agent Pendergast book. They cut Agent Pendergast out of the movie. This movie is so bad I wouldn’t let my wife see it after she read the book.
8. Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End (2007) – How you go from one of the best movies ever made (Curse of the Black Pearl) to this movie astounds me. I hated this movie. The story is rotten. After the first film they really gave up on story and just tried to amaze people with special effects.
9 – Beyond the Poseidon Adventure (1979) – The Poseidon Adventure was creepy and fun. This movie was just stupid. They tried to capitalize on the success of the original and ended up with an awful movie that makes my brain hurt when I think about it.
10 – Alien Resurrection (1997) – This movie had it’s moments but in the end it just wasn’t good. The story was crummy and failed in so many ways. It’s a shame that the Alien movies got progressively worse and worse.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Can Up Do it?
Up has become the second animated movie nominated for picture of the year. That is an amazing compliment in itself. Sadly that will be all Up gets.
The odds of an animated film winning picture of the year are insane. It doesn't matter if Up is the best film, it will not win. The Oscar will go to another film that most likely has been seen by a fraction of the people. I don't think Up or Avatar stand a chance.
Does up deserve it? Yes. The first fifteen minutes of that movie are some of the best in any movie ever. The fact that it tells the story of a married couples life in the span of montage with no dialogue is amazing. It doesn't just tell the story it moves you. Most people were move to tears during that sceen.
From the start Up makes you care about the characters. From there it doesn't stop. The movie teaches a lesson without anyone knowing it. People can change and find friends where they never thought possible.
The other movies this year don't match what Up did but they are not animated so one of them will win. Doesn't matter if it's right or wrong. That's just how it is.
The odds of an animated film winning picture of the year are insane. It doesn't matter if Up is the best film, it will not win. The Oscar will go to another film that most likely has been seen by a fraction of the people. I don't think Up or Avatar stand a chance.
Does up deserve it? Yes. The first fifteen minutes of that movie are some of the best in any movie ever. The fact that it tells the story of a married couples life in the span of montage with no dialogue is amazing. It doesn't just tell the story it moves you. Most people were move to tears during that sceen.
From the start Up makes you care about the characters. From there it doesn't stop. The movie teaches a lesson without anyone knowing it. People can change and find friends where they never thought possible.
The other movies this year don't match what Up did but they are not animated so one of them will win. Doesn't matter if it's right or wrong. That's just how it is.
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