The Rewatchables

Bill Simmons and Kyle Brandt discuss the movie 'Under Siege,' highlighting the ship's cook as an unlikely hero. They delve into Steven Seagal's successful run in the 90s and discuss an actress's influence and risqué scenes in 80s movies. They analyze and share their favorite scenes, discuss various aspects of the movie, and talk about recasting and diversity. They also discuss the impact and uniqueness of 'Under Siege'.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Van Lathan discuss their favorite Christmas movies, the comedic talents of Chevy Chase and Bill Murray, various scenes from 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation', hosting events, the cultural relevance of 'It's a Wonderful Life', and turning movies into Tyler Perry films.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Amanda Dobbins discuss the 1993 legal thriller film 'The Pelican Brief'. They talk about the film adaptation, themes of justice and corruption, John Grisham's writing career, and various scenes and aspects of the movie including disguises and running. They also debate the movie's title, casting choices, and the rise of Denzel Washington and Julia Roberts. The speakers analyze scenes from 'Home Alone' and discuss conspiracy theories and the enduring appeal of 'The Pelican Brief'.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Wosny Lambre rewatch the 1989 thriller 'Sea of Love', discussing the captivating actress in 'The Big Easy', characterization and twists in 'Sea of Love', visual details and dialogue analysis, personal bias and casting what-ifs, and the movie 'Sea of Love' overall.

The hosts discuss the cultural impact of 'American Pie' and its influence on high school movies. They analyze fashion choices, controversial scenes, lack of diversity, and performances. They also explore the popularization of MILFs, talk about sponsors, and speculate on upcoming episodes.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Amanda Dobbins discuss the impact of 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' on popular culture, including the tabloid frenzy, the film's box office success, and the malleability of its theme. They also talk about memorable scenes, buying old 'us weeklys' on eBay, Angelina Jolie's career, Vince Vaughn's performance, unrealistic movie plots, and potential projects related to the movie.

Richard Gere, Debra Winger, Louis Gossitt Jr. and Taylor Hackford discuss 'An Officer and a Gentleman'. They compare the movie to 'Top Gun', reflect on classic Hollywood romance, analyze scenes and character interactions, and discuss marriage chaos, kissing styles, and casting what-ifs. They also delve into recasting options and character development, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, military training movies, and the portrayal of sex scenes in films.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan discuss 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'. They explore the movie's popularity, Kevin Costner's polarizing nature, and Robin Hood's portrayals in films. They highlight Morgan Freeman's exceptional performance in 'Unforgiven' and discuss various scenes and aspects of 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'. They also delve into casting rumors and choices and analyze the career of a particular actor. The speakers mention pop culture references and Kevin Costner's performance.

Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, and Harvey Spencer Stephens discuss the horror film 'The Omen'. They explore the societal anxieties portrayed in the movie and the director's skill in capturing the fears of parenthood. The hosts analyze memorable scenes, including a creepy nanny communicating with a rat. They also uncover the haunting atmosphere surrounding June 6th and discuss the cursed production and legacy of 'The Omen'.

Clint Eastwood, John Malkovich, and Rene Russo discuss the 1993 political thriller 'In the Line of Fire'. Topics include John Malkovich's breakout role, director Wolfgang Peterson's work, Clint Eastwood's charm, favorite movie moments, and analyzing Clint Eastwood's acting style.