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The only reason I listen to Film Reroll is because it's about movies. I don't even listen to all of them, just movies I know will be fun/I've seen. Fifth Element, Mighty Ducks, Aliens, Last Action Hero, and Memento (which was incredibly cool how they did it) are the ones I've listened to since 2020.
Something about actual play just irritates me, especially for D&D. I'd just rather play myself
Oh sure, I just think there's some overlap because the cast on Dungeons & Daddies are all filmmakers themselves so they go for more of a cinematic presentation than any other D&D podcast I've heard.
Personally I wouldn't play D&D again because it's not my kind of system, but they don't waste your time like other AP podcasts I've tried.
But hey if it's not your thing, no big deal; it's kind of a nice thing to know about yourself.