Gravy Movies

Dom and Mike talk through the first few chapters of Quentin Tarantino's book, "Cinema Speculation," then discuss a variety of movies. Also available to listen to on Apple: And Spotify: @GravyMovies @ThatsOnBing Twitter and Instagram @dom____lioto on Twitter and Instagram @Mike_Riccardi on Twitter and @MikeRiccardi34 on Instagram

The boys discuss Mike's vacation, John Wick, physical media and a bevy of other movie-related topics!

Dom and Mike recreate all of the major categories at the Academy Awards and determine which movies, music, performances, sets, costumes, etc. stand above the rest. They nominate and award their personal favorites of the 95 years worth of acknowledgements. @GravyMovies @ThatsOnBing Twitter and Instagram @dom____lioto on Twitter and Instagram @Mike_Riccardi on Twitter and @MikeRiccardi34 on Instagram

Dom and Mike comb through M. Night Shyamalan's entire filmography while discussing his career, his ups and downs and where he currently sits with our other modern day auteurs. They also give their personal top five favorite M. Night movies at the end. @GravyMovies @ThatsOnBing on Twitter and Instagram @dom____lioto on Twitter and Instagram @Mike_Riccardi on Twitter and @MikeRiccardi34 on Instagram

Dom and Mike are joined by Zac Bell AKA Z-Bot, host of the Smoke Break on the Buffalo Fanatics YouTube channel. The boys break down the many lows and handful of highs that the football movie sub-genre provides. One thing: There's a big joke about "Air Bud: Golden Receiver / Retriever" in the episode and I KNOW we're wrong. IT'S MY fault. I MISTYPED IT IN OUR GOOGLE DOC. Also another thing: I KNEW IT WAS CHARLTON HESTON AND NOT ROCK HUDSON I MISSPOKE! We talk about a ton of movies but here's our top 10 list: 10.) Number One (1969) 9.) Buffalo '66 (1998) 8.) Remember the Titans (2000) 7.) Silver Linings Playbook (2012) 6.) The Waterboy (1998) 5.) Dazed and Confused (1993) 4.) Friday Night Lights (2004) 3.) Rudy (1993) 2.) The Longest Yard (Both! 1974 & 2005) 1.) Heaven Can Wait (1978) @ZBotTweets @Bflofanatics on Twitter Find the Smoke Break and more of the Buffalo Fanatics here: https://www.youtube.com/@theBuffaloFanatics @GravyMovies on Twitter and Instagram @dom____lioto on Twitter and Instagram @Mike_Riccardi on Twitter and @MikeRiccardi34 on Instagram

Hosts Dom and Mike discuss all of their most anticipated new releases of 2023—everything from Cocaine Bear to Asteroid City. They're anticipating new installments in major franchises, including John Wick, Indiana Jones, and Mission Impossible as well. The boys also debate the best way to execute an Oppenheimer / Barbie double feature. What films are you most looking forward to in 2023?

In this episode, hosts Dom and Mike review positions 80-71 of their "100 Favorite Movies of All Time" lists. Dom and Mike have differing opinions on two Michael Mann classics, "Thief" and "Heat". Mike also leaves "Dead Poets Society" back in high school while Dom explains his waning interest in Edgar Wright films. Other films discussed include "True Grit", "Superbad", "A Few Good Men", and "Casablanca", among others.

In this episode, hosts Dom and Mike are joined by friend and fellow cinephile Matt Sacca. Matt is the Head of Development at American High, an indie movie studio based in Syracuse, NY, which is responsible for high-school comedies, including "Big Time Adolescence" and "Plan B." Matt was Dom and Mike's first guest on the pod over a year ago, and he was gracious enough to join The New 100 to review his original "Top 10" list. Some of Matt's all-time favorites include "GoodFellas," "The Social Network," and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."

In this episode, hosts Dom and Mike review positions 90-81 of their "100 Favorite Movies of All Time" lists. Mike comes to terms with the infamously controversial Best Picture winner "Green Book," while Dom makes a shocking revelation about "Johnny Stecchino." Other films discussed include Scream, Kill Bill, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, and The Dark Knight, among others.

In this episode, hosts Dom and Mike review positions 100-91 of their "100 Favorite Movies of All Time" lists. Upon review, some of these films are stricken from the list, while others are promoted to higher-ranking positions. Some of the films discussed include The Shining, Jack Ass 2, The Big Lebowski, and Akira. Tune in to hear what films make the cut!