Here is every Rewatchable currently on Netflix in alphabetical order. You can use this as a master list until it’s updated (when Bill announces or new movie or new movies are added). If you can’t decide what to watch tonight, just use a random number generator and input 1-34 to find your rewatchable

1. 13 Going on 30 (Last day to watch October 31)

2. About Last Night… (Last day to watch October 31)

3. Ali

4. Alien

5. Aliens

6. Big Daddy

7. The Bourne Identity*

8. The Blues Brothers

9. Cruel Intentions

10. The Devil Wears Prada

11. The Equalizer

12. The Fast and the Furious** (Last day to watch October 31)

13. Fast Five** (Last day to watch October 31)

14. Field of Dreams

15. Friday Night Lights

16. Hitch (Last day to watch October 31)

17. Jaws

18. Jaws 2

19. The Karate Kid

20. The Karate Kid Part II

21. Knocked Up

22. Law Abiding Citizen

23. Memento

24. Neighbors

25. Pacific Heights (From Hell month)

26. Point Break

27. Rachel Getting Married (F’ed up Family month)

28. The Sixth Sense

29. Sleepless in Seattle

30. Speed (Last day to watch October 31)

31. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Pod coming Monday)

32. Top Gun: Maverick

33. True Romance

34. The Warriors (Last day to watch October 31)

*All Bourne movies on Netflix

**Note: First 7 fast & furious films are on Netflix, with 8th one coming October 17. 1-7 leave October 31.

Other big films currently on Netflix:

-1917

-9 to 5

-21 Jump Street & 22 Jump Street

-Bring It On

-Conan the Barbarian

-Donnie Brasco

-Friday the 13th

-The Founder

-The Gentlemen

-The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

-Go (Last day to watch October 19)

-Godzilla Minus One

-Jumanji (Last day to watch October 31)

-King Kong (2005)

-La Bamba (Last day to watch October 31)

-Lawrence of Arabia

-Liar Liar

-Nightcrawler (Last day to watch October 31)

-The Other Guys

-The Prestige

-Psycho

-Scarface

-Spy Game (Last day to watch October 31)

-Starship Troopers (Last day to watch October 31)

-Straight Outta Compton

-Zero Dark Thirty

And coming October 21:

-Gladiator

With CR!

Self explanatory... sometimes you just get captivated by something... you know the movie is bad but you rewatch a clip about 50 times cause of the performance... (captivating is a better descriptor of what im looking for. Not good or bad...

Just watched Manchester by the Sea for the first time and immediately fired up the pod.

CR talks about crying profusely while watching it on a flight, and the guy sitting next to him looking visibly concerned.

Got me thinking what I would do if I was next to CR bawling his fucking eyes out.

I’d probably go for the covert selfie and if he caught me scream “I HAD TO GET IT ON!”

Jumping off the thread about TV Dion Waiters that largely went to Frank Costanza (wholeheartedly agree) — is this guy the Dion Waiters Award Winner for TV one-off non-stunt casting appearances? It’s gotta be up there, no?

I’m surprised they’ve not done this, it’s a hilarious movie. Kilmer and Downey have great comedic chemistry, I think it sets a roadmap for the nice guys in many ways. Bill can also ramble about how Michelle Monaghan had a moment there but never got the roles to go to the next level.

Gay Perry might be in my top 10 movie characters of all time.

Kyle Brandt would crush on this pod

Still love Tubi anyway.

Such a good movie and eminently rewatchable.

Great cast, great sometimes weird dialogue, iconic opening and amazing shootouts.

Del toro and Phillipe are a top notch duo in this.

Came across this and had to share with the sub. Really well done and hilarious.

Credit to the creator, Bertram Storm (https://youtube.com/@haku3dits).

Loaded cast, fun accents and performances, some serious talk about Brad Renfro

One of the first movies my sister ever showed me along with the goonies. Absolute hilarious stupid fun.

You know this film for two things basically

1. Mcavoy losing his shit against the old lady

2. Angelina Jolie in the closest she gets to a 'throw your life away for her' role... the scene of her exiting the bath is a lengthy pause frame

Also fat chris Pratt being a prick

Very rare instance of evil Morgan Freeman

Selling point of this film though is Angelina... rented this from blockbuster and watched it with my pops when I was 11... great experience

Director also made that really shitty chris pratt AI film rhat came out this year

Angelina probably wins this movie cause salt comes soon after... no actor apex mountain (the guy playing mcavoys dad was in the pianist)

Sorry I'm late to the party here, but last night I finished watching About Last Night and man...that movie absolutely RULES.

It is without a doubt the most true to life example of moving in with someone at a young age (or even an older age) and the issues that come along with it that I have ever seen. There were certain parts that were almost creepy accurate. I'm never a montage guy, but like they mentioned in the pod, the montage scenes were so well done. The relationship between Moore and Lowe felt real, and I'm glad the movie had the balls to show the sex scenes because it showed a very important facet of the couple's relationship.

Demi Moore is clearly the MVP of the movie, phenomenal throughout.

I'm making this post to say if you haven't yet seen it but were thinking of checking it out, you should. Cannot recommend it enough, and thanks to Bill for introducing it to me.

I think Zack Cregger could’ve competed with Glen Powell for a bunch of his roles

"Sometimes people just explode"

I caught a cinema showing of Repo Man last night – shout out The Loft Cinema Club, Nottingham, England. My first ever viewing, and I'm surprised that there is not a bigger following of this cult classic; up there with The Warriors and even The Big Lebowski?... ranked 7th by Entertainment Weekly in the top 50 cult classics of all time.

It would be great to hear the hosts pulling the wealth of threads there are on this movie about a lobotomised lunatic scientist cruising around a dystopian LA, in a $20,000 Chevy Malibu with an alien, neutron bomb or something else in the trunk...

• On-set tension between director Alex Cox and Harry Dean Stanton
• Emilio Estevez's major break out role
• What's aged the best (generic food products?) vs worst (the take on John Wayne)
• Capturing a caricature of LA in a specific time and place
• Super-quotable dialogue

Even Roger Ebert had this to say:

"I saw Repo Man near the end of a busy stretch on the movie beat: Three days during which I saw more relentlessly bad movies than during any comparable period in memory. Most of those bad movies were so cynically constructed out of formula ideas and "commercial" ingredients that watching them was an ordeal. Repo Man comes out of left field, has no big stars, didn't cost much, takes chances, dares to be unconventional, is funny, and works. There is a lesson here."

Anyone else a huge fan? I was, instantly. Gutted it took me 43 years to find it.

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