The Rewatchables

The podcast discusses the enduring appeal of 'Road House,' analyzing its unique blend of action and Western elements. They explore iconic scenes and action movie tropes, delve into character analysis and stunt performers, and speculate on potential sequel scenarios. The hosts share anecdotes, talk about cultural impact, and appreciate listener support with entertaining banter.

Delve into the intriguing world of 'Rounders' as the hosts discuss its plot, character dynamics, and impact on poker. Explore pivotal scenes, relationship dynamics, and behind-the-scenes trivia with insightful analysis and humorous anecdotes.

Live podcast from Philly discussing the impact and significance of the movie 'Creed'. Analysis of emotional depth, character arcs, and pivotal scenes. Exploration of relationship dynamics, sports movie critiques, and comparisons between boxing and MMA. Lively debate on the 'Creed' winner and Philly sports teams.

Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, and Gary Sinise join The Ringer's Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Mallory Rubin in a live show analyzing 'Forrest Gump.' They discuss the evolution of public opinion on the movie, memorable scenes, emotional moments, the soundtrack, hypothetical scenarios, casting what-ifs, and the darker undertones of the film.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Mallory Rubin discuss their experience with the movie 'The Fugitive' in a live recording in Chicago. They analyze various scenes, including Harrison Ford's improvisation and visual filmmaking techniques. The hosts also discuss the appeal of Harrison Ford, reminisce about St. Patrick's Day parade, analyze inconsistencies in the movie, and share behind-the-scenes stories. They also discuss other movies and TV shows, analyze different aspects of 'The Fugitive', and speculate on twist endings and best double features.

Al Pacino, Russell Crowe, and Christopher Plummer discuss 'The Insider' and its impact on the cigarette industry scandal and changing role of news media. They analyze the film's performance, the controversy and legacy of its release, and the complexities of the manipulative protagonist. The podcast also explores rewatchable scenes, smoking in movies, intense performances, and potential Netflix adaptations.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Wesley Morris discuss the significance of the movie 'Philadelphia' in LGBTQ+ cinema and its portrayal of gay relationships. They analyze the character and family dynamics in the film and explore its cultural impact on shaping the perception of gay rights. The podcast also delves into the versatile career of Jason Robards, analyzes scenes from 'Philadelphia,' and discusses rewatchable moments and real-life portrayals in the movie.

Chris Ryan, Andy Greenwald, and Zach Baron rewatch 'Silver Linings Playbook' and discuss scenes, themes, actors' performances, food choices, ethics of a character, and strange decisions in the movie. They also delve into their unhealthy relationship with the Philadelphia Eagles, emotional attachment to sports, and impact of a breakout season.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan discuss the movie 'Flight' and its intense beginning, portrayal of addiction, and engaging scenes that enhance the viewing experience. They also delve into changing perspectives, well-done movie aspects, Oscar nominations, addiction and temptation, random tangential conversations, and intense scenes in the film.

Bill Simmons, Van Lathan, and Charles Holmes discuss the rewatchable qualities of 'Searching for Bobby Fischer'. They explore the 'mamba mentality' in sports, analyze the characters in the movie, and discuss basketball movies. The emotional strains of a chess prodigy, affordability of living in Washington Square, and potential recasting are also covered. Additionally, they explore the apex of 90s live-action movies, chess strategy, and the Morpheus problem.