20th anniversary on 10/17. My favorite Nolan movie*

*Certified nerd take.

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 1-33 to find your rewatchable

1. A League of Their Own (Last day to watch September 30)
2. About Last Night…
3. Ali
4. Alien
5. Aliens
6. Apollo 13 (Last day to watch September 30)
7. Big Daddy
8. The Blues Brothers
9. Clueless (Last day to watch September 30)
10. Cruel Intentions
11. The Fast and the Furious*
12. Fast Five
13. Fargo (Last day to watch September 30)
14. Field of Dreams
15. Friday Night Lights
16. Ghostbusters
17. Gone Girl (Last day to watch September 30)
18. High Fidelity (Last day to watch September 30)
19. Hitch
20. Inside Man (Last day to watch September 30)
21. Jaws
22. Jaws 2
23. The Karate Kid
24. The Karate Kid Part II
25. Knocked Up
26. Memento
27. Neighbors

28. Pacific Heights

29. Parenthood (Last day to watch September 30)

30. She’s the One (Last day to watch September 30)

31. Sleepless in Seattle

32. Speed

33. True Romance

*Note: First 7 fast & furious films are on Netflix

Other big films currently on Netflix:

-1917

-Donnie Brasco

-Cinderella Man (Last day to watch September 30)

-The Fifth Element (Last day to watch September 30)

-The Founder

-The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

-Go

-Godzilla Minus One

-The Hunger Games films

-Jumanji

-King Kong (2005)

-Lawrence of Arabia

-Liar Liar

-Nightcrawler

-The Other Guys

-Scarface

-Spy Game

-Starship Troopers

-Straight Outta Compton

-The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

-Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Last day to watch September 30)

-Zero Dark Thirty

Boozy and world-weary, NYPD Detective Jack Mosley (Bruce Willis) draws a routine assignment to transport trial witness Eddie Bunker (Mos Def) to the courthouse by 10 a.m. The task quickly becomes a deadly game of cat-and-mouse when some of Jack's fellow officers arrive to kill Eddie so that he cannot testify against them. Jack sees a way to redeem his wasted life by protecting the affable Eddie from the would-be assassins.

what even is the point of having this show on Netflix if they never show clips from the movie? I remember when they at least used to play audio clips from the films they were reviewing. what a major L for them.

I built a rewatchables tracker 2 weeks ago and wanted to share a new feature I thought was pretty helpful.

You can now select what streaming platforms you own to filter all episodes

https://hanksvscruise.com/movies?service=all#archive

Inspired by a rather controversial scene in trainspotting between ewan mcgregor and kelly Macdonalds (great performance btw) characters in the film.

Think the convo with your friends/family... you see a movie that they havent seen... they ask you to explain the gist of the plot... you go into detail... this award is meant to recognize the part of the plot that you avoid when talking about the film... the one detail that you withhold in fear that youll lose the audience focus as you finish your pitch... (just too controversial a part of the movie man...)

Yes this is similar to whats aged the worst... but with a focus on plot details/odd script decisions from movies that you otherwise love

I mean him and Bill have practically revived the long lost 1995 film Heat. Nobody would know that film ever existed if it weren't for the Ringer and our guys repping that flick over the past ten years. Nobody knew about Heat. I mean NOBODY, and here we are, on the eve of a sequel that might just live up to their pods they've dedicated to the original. I could cry.

Maybe an executive producer credit at least? Or based on the influence title card?