The Rewatchables' awards
The categories, most rewatchable scenes, and double features from the episodes read for them so far: 95 films and 1 episode about no one film. Every pick is a host's opinion, with who said it and when.
Most rewatchable scene: 989 picks in 95 episodes
Friday the 13th (1980) · ‘Friday the 13th’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
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The opening scene set in 1958, with the counselors singing around the guitar before the killer takes the couple out.
“Um, the opening scene set in 1958.”
unknown · 0:30:13 -
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Annie's car ride to Camp Blood, with the truck driver warning her off.
“Annie's car ride to camp blood.”
unknown · 0:32:00 -
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Marcy and Jack die, the scene the host says the whole movie is built around.
“I have Marcy and Jack fucking die.”
unknown · 0:48:07 -
floated
The canoe ending where Jason comes out of the lake, floated while walking through the movie.
“One of the scariest things I've ever seen when I 1st saw it was Jason.”
unknown · 0:43:22
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) · ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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Kirk getting killed, and the lead-up to Leatherface bursting out of the metal door
“However, my most rewatchable scene is Kirk getting killed. and they'll lead up to that.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:07 -
floated
The ending: Sally screaming in the truck bed while Leatherface waves the chainsaw at dawn
“Her face covered in blood, screaming, and him screaming back, waving a chainsaw, and the dawn sun is just like,”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:46 -
floated
The opening crawl, credits, and graveyard shot
“I'm not gonna say the opening is a rewatchable scene, but I do really like it.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:34 -
floated
The hitchhiker joining the van
“First thing, the hitchhiker joining the van.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:09
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) · 'Talladega Nights' With Craig Horlbeck, Danny Heifetz, and Danny Kelly
Most rewatchable scene
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Ricky Bobby's fake commercials and the commercial bloopers over the end credits
“The commercials and commercial bloopers.”
Danny Kelly · 0:42:39 -
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The Grace dinner scene with Walker and Texas Ranger
“My favorite scene is probably the dinner, honestly.”
unknown · 0:44:23 -
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The Grace dinner scene, picked over the bar scene
“I think it has to be the dinner, but I do want to shout out the bar scene because I think the bar scene is sneaky.”
unknown · 0:46:37 -
runner-up
The Jean Girard bar scene (crepes, 'what did France ever give the world')
“I do want to shout out the bar scene because I think the bar scene is sneaky.”
unknown · 0:46:37 -
floated
Opening title card with the Eleanor Roosevelt quote
“Um, opening title card, not a scene, but Eleanor Roosevelt quote fucking sets the tone.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:29:35 -
floated
Three opening vignettes: the birth in the car, the stolen car, Career Day
“Three little vignettes to start the movie?”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:29:51 -
floated
The Grace dinner scene
“Um, we have the dinner scene.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:31:17 -
floated
Ricky Bobby winning a race in reverse
“I love Ricky Bobby winning the race in reverse, which would just be like the biggest story of all time.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:33:41 -
floated
The bar scene where we meet Jean Girard and the crepes
“Then we get the bar scene where we meet Jean-Girard.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:34:41 -
floated
The hospital scene and the knife in the leg
“Uh, you get using the 2nd knife to pry out the 1st knife.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:36:53 -
floated
The family swap scene
“Um, so then we have kind of Ricky's fall and then we have the wife swap scene or like the family swap scene”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:37:26 -
floated
Cal calls Ricky about the haunted house and the stereo and TV volume
“Um, mini scene that I love is when Cal calls Ricky at night from Ricky's old house”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:38:11 -
floated
Reese Bobby and the cougar in the car
“I missed a scene one of the best.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:40:10 -
floated
Amy Adams' pep speech
“Okay, we have that we have the Amy Adams speech.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:40:33 -
floated
The final foot race to the finish line
“The final race, the foot race, which I have to say, I got chills.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:42:21
The Italian Job (2003) · ‘The Italian Job’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
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Charlize on the phone with her dad, the safe heist and the Venice speedboat chase, combined into one pick
“The safe heist. Speedboat chase, everything.”
unknown · 0:42:50 -
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Donald Sutherland's toast, where he dispenses his advice before he is shot
“Sutherland, I really like his toast, where he starts dispensing Donald Sutherland advice.”
unknown · 0:43:38 -
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The double cross, with the crew left underwater
“Then we get the double cross.”
unknown · 0:45:08 -
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Charlize fixes Ed Norton's cable and he asks her to dinner
“Charlize fixes Ed Norton's cable.”
unknown · 0:46:39 -
floated
Norton kills the diamonds guy
“Norton kills the diamonds guy.”
unknown · 0:47:04 -
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The Hollywood Boulevard car chase, with the three cars beating the subway train
“Hollywood Boulevard car chase. We have the 3 cars beating the subway train is great.”
unknown · 0:47:52 -
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The LA River chase
“Uh, we get an LA river chase, which, by the way, to live in that LA right behind you.”
unknown · 0:48:09 -
floated
Steve gets caught, the last scene
“Steve gets caught would be the last one.”
unknown · 0:48:48 -
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Putting the team together and the backstories
“One edition is just the putting the team together and the backstories scene.”
unknown · 0:48:54 -
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The driving range scene where the crew meets Skinny Pete
“I got that one in the next category, but the driving range scene where we meet skinny people.”
unknown · 0:49:05 -
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The opening Venice sequence
“Oh, so my most rewatchable is actually the opening, the Venice stuff.”
unknown · 0:52:03
Domestic Disturbance (2001) · ‘Domestic Disturbance’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Rick goes boating with the boys, Travolta's character stuck taking his son's stepfather out on the water.
“I like when Rick goes boating with the boys.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:10 -
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The baseball catch scene between Vince Vaughn and Danny.
“The baseball catch scene.”
unknown · 0:42:29 -
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Travolta runs into Buscemi at the coffee shop.
“Uh, Travolta runs into Busheme at the coffee shop.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:44:52 -
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Ray watching DePaul hoops with the hooker.
“Well, that leads into the next my next favorite scene, which is Ray watching hoops with a hooker.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:45:32 -
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Danny sneaks into the car and Ray is stabbed (the kill scene).
“Danny sneaks into the car.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:46:08 -
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Evil Vince goes into Danny's room, the first real from-hell scene in the movie.
“Well, evil Vince going into Danny's room.”
unknown · 0:49:55 -
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Frank punches a guy outside the school and drives off with Danny, who calls it kidnapping.
“Frank punches a guy outside of the school.”
unknown · 0:50:16 -
floated
The wallet scene, where Rick realizes Danny took his wallet.
“And then, um, I like the, I like the wallet scene.”
unknown · 0:51:02 -
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The baseball catch scene.
“Catch is pretty is probably my pick.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:53:09
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) · ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ With Bill Simmons, Steven Spielberg, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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HAL reads Bowman and Poole's lips in the pod, then the cut to HAL's eye
“That's my favorite scene in the movie.”
Steven Spielberg · 1:18:20 -
runner-up
Bowman tries to disconnect HAL ("Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?")
“That's my other favorite scene.”
Steven Spielberg · 1:20:23 -
floated
The Stargate slit-scan sequence (picked as his favorite visual effect)
“But my favorite visual effect in the film.”
Steven Spielberg · 1:20:48 -
pick
Landing at Clavius, the monolith selfie, and the sonic hit that cuts to the future
“One that we didn't mention is when they land on Clavius and are witnessing the monolith and that like selfie moment that they're taking and that's right right before that sonic note hits”
Sean Fennessey · 1:21:11 -
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Bowman tries to disconnect HAL
“Uh, I think I like when he disconnects, tries to disconnect how. I think is my favorite part.”
Bill Simmons · 1:22:41 -
floated
Dawn of Man: the leopard attack on the apes
“The beginning with the apes leading on to leopard, which holy shit, the leopard saying.”
Bill Simmons · 1:17:22 -
floated
The ape figuring out a bone is a weapon, into the fight between the two gangs
“We get the ape figuring out that bones could be a weapon leading into the big fight with the 2 gangs.”
Bill Simmons · 1:18:00 -
floated
Floyd and the astronauts checking out the buried monolith
“We get Floyd and the astronauts checking out the buried artifact.”
Bill Simmons · 1:18:05 -
floated
Floyd's sit-down with the Russians
“Big sit down with the Russians, which is our 2nd summit of 2 revel gangs.”
Bill Simmons · 1:18:09 -
floated
The jogging scene into the eating scene into the HAL interview
“Um, jogging scene into the eating scene into the Howell interview.”
Bill Simmons · 1:18:13 -
floated
The Stargate approach
“We get the Stargate approach, which is, I think, in the running for the, let's get stoned and watch this later.”
Bill Simmons · 1:20:30 -
floated
The ending, Bowman going through the stages of life
“Then the ending, Boehman goes through the stages of life, the music, all that stuff.”
Bill Simmons · 1:21:04
Fargo (1996) · ‘Fargo’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Kyle Brandt
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
The opening credits, a truck towing a car out of a blizzard
“Most rewatchable scene. We mention the opening credits.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:51 -
pick
Jerry meets the kidnappers at the King of Clubs bar
“Jerry meets the kidnappers at king of clubs. The most North Dakota dive bar possible.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:55 -
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The home break-in and kidnapping of Jerry's wife
“Like, the strangest part of the home break in is that Carl comes up like looking like you went to spirit Halloween and got home intruder costume, like with a crowbar and she just stands there watching him for a long time until he breaks the glass and then all shit breaks loose.”
unknown · 0:47:04 -
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Jerry scraping the ice off his windshield, then rehearsing the phone call in the kitchen
“I love that scene with Stan. I'm putting the 3 together of this scene, him flipping out in the ice scrapers, the next scene.”
unknown · 0:48:17 -
floated
The murder of the couple in the car, 'Oh, daddy'
“Just keep it still, lady, or else we're going to have to, you know, shoot yet.”
unknown · 0:49:09 -
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Marge interviewing the two escorts
“Marge, this is a quick one, but Marge interviewing the 2 escorts kills me.”
unknown · 0:49:52 -
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Shep Proudfoot beating up Carl in the parking lot
“I have Shep beating up Bushemi.”
unknown · 0:52:21 -
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Wade, the father-in-law, getting killed
“I have the father-in-law getting killed just because it's shocking.”
unknown · 0:52:31 -
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Carl's phone call with Jerry and showing up when Wade gets out of the car
“And then when he shows up and Wade gets out of that car, it is 100 out of 100 Bushemi, I'm not fucking around anymore.”
unknown · 0:52:53 -
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The driveway guy's monologue at the lake
“I think this might be my favorite scene.”
unknown · 0:53:52 -
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Marge goes to see Jerry a second time
“Marge goes to see Jerry a 2nd time.”
unknown · 0:55:15 -
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The wood chipper scene
“The wood chipper scene into the drive, which was an all time.”
unknown · 0:55:20 -
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The 3-cent stamp ending
“And then I have the ¢3 stamp, which I really like as an inning.”
unknown · 0:56:09 -
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Marge's lunch with Mike Yanagita
“Mike Yanagita scene is my favorite scene.”
unknown · 0:56:44 -
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The triple homicide on the highway
“It's the triple homicide in the highway.”
unknown · 0:57:16
Zodiac (2007) · ‘Zodiac’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The Lover's Lane murder at the top of the movie
“The lover's lane murder is fucking creepy.”
Bill Simmons · 1:13:42 -
floated
The opening Vallejo stretch: fireworks, the static suburb shot, the first six minutes
“It's a really, really good 1st 6 minutes.”
unknown · 1:14:05 -
floated
Graysmith reading the decoded letter with Paul Avery watching
“I want to, uh, just mentioned Gray Smith reading the decoded letter with Roger watching along.”
Bill Simmons · 1:14:20 -
floated
The Lake Berryessa bluff murder
“In the running for most unsettling murder scene ever.”
unknown · 1:15:32 -
floated
The Melvin Belli live TV show with the fake Zodiac caller
“Logan Roy does a live TV show with fake Zodiac.”
unknown · 1:16:49 -
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The Ione Sky car ride: the loose-wheel stop and the call to the TV show
“The Ione Sky car ride scene.”
unknown · 1:18:01 -
pick
Avery and Graysmith's Shorty scene, ending at the gun range
“I just wrote down for the next scene, Downey, and Jake, just cooking.”
unknown · 1:18:42 -
floated
Avery and Graysmith at the bar, the Aqua Velva scene
“the Aqua Velve scene, where they're getting to know each other, which is one of my favorite scenes in the movie.”
unknown · 1:19:41 -
pick
The interrogation of Arthur Lee Allen at work
“And it's probably my most rewatchable scene because it's so much fun to watch.”
unknown · 0:28:13 -
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The interrogation of Arthur Lee Allen at work
“Oh yeah, that's I think this is my most rewatchable scene.”
unknown · 1:20:22 -
floated
The search of Arthur Lee Allen's trailer, the squirrels
“Uh, searching Lee's place.”
unknown · 1:20:27 -
floated
The basement scene
“The basement scene.”
unknown · 1:21:28 -
floated
Graysmith's stare-down with Lee at the hardware store
“Jake goes to see Lee at the hardware store, which I think also gets the Fortune 3 clap award for most giftable moment.”
unknown · 1:24:29 -
pick
Toschi and Armstrong working the taxi cab crime scene
“It's Tosky and Armstrong doing the crime scene for the taxi cab.”
unknown · 1:25:27 -
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The first meeting between Graysmith and Toschi, ending with the Narlow tip
“One is the 1st time that Graysmith meets with Toski.”
unknown · 1:26:11 -
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The final door-to-door breakfast between Toschi and Graysmith
“my single favorite scene in the movie other than the interrogation, which is door to door, that final breakfast meeting between Dave and Graysmith”
unknown · 1:26:20 -
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The interrogation of Arthur Lee Allen: the watch, the shoe, the faces
“It felt the most like usual suspects where you're sitting there picking up on things, watching people piece things together.”
Craig Horlbeck · 1:27:25
F1 (2025) · ‘F1’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The opening: Sonny in his trailer, Led Zeppelin, the Daytona 24 Hours
“It's just such a great character introduction.”
unknown · 0:46:41 -
pick
Sonny and Kate having a beer in the canal-side pub, into the training montage
“I have Sonny and Kate having a beer.”
unknown · 0:48:07 -
pick
JP crashes in the rain at Monza
“JP crashes in the rain.”
unknown · 0:53:13 -
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The poker game and the balcony scene with Kate in Vegas
“The poker game.”
unknown · 0:54:07 -
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The final sprint and the champagne celebration
“Then the final sprint.”
unknown · 0:55:27 -
pick
Monza: the virtual safety car, the rain, Sonny's slingshot move
“The virtual safety car, the rain coming in, sunny cuts off.”
unknown · 0:59:49 -
runner-up
The British Grand Prix when Sonny doesn't start
“I also really like, um, the British Grand Prix when Sonny doesn't start.”
unknown · 1:00:01 -
pick
The final lap where Sonny is flying
“if not for him, uh, flying is definitely Monza for me.”
unknown · 1:00:13 -
pick
Sonny and Reuben meeting in the diner, pretending not to know each other
“I love any scene in the movie. where 2 old friends see each other, but at 1st they pretend like they don't know each other.”
unknown · 1:00:26
Weird Science (1985) · ‘Weird Science’ With Bill Simmons and Kyle Brandt
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The opening credits in the gym
“I love the opening credits.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:58 -
pick
Wyatt and Gary create Lisa on the computer
“Second one, they create the girl on the computer.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:46 -
pick
Gary's Richard Pryor routine at the table with Dino
“He's basically doing a richer Pryor impersonation”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:16 -
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Chet at the top of the stairs trying to make drunk Gary throw up
“Chet tries to make Gary throw up drunk Gary.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:16 -
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The spilled red drink at the mall
“spilled drink at the mall.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:41 -
pick
Lisa meets Gary's parents
“next rewatchable scene, Lisa meets Gary's parents.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:35 -
pick
The second creation attempt at the party
“Second creation attempt at the party.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:23 -
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Chet confronts everyone in the kitchen when he comes back
“Chet confronts everyone in the blue kitchen when he comes back.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:45 -
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The grandparents frozen in the closet
“The grandparents in the closet are are, uh, it's still funny.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:50 -
pick
The ending, saying goodbye to the girls
“And then the ending where they say goodbye to the girls.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:56 -
floated
The height of the party when the magic takes over
“I think the height of the party when everything's going wrong and the magic is taking over is really fun”
Kyle Brandt · 0:42:37 -
pick
Chet at the top of the stairs
“It's every line is quotable, and that's my favorite part, top of the stairs.”
Kyle Brandt · 0:42:49 -
runner-up
Lisa meets Gary's parents (Gary's dad)
“My personal one is still uh, Gary's dad fucking for a lot of personal reasons.”
Kyle Brandt · 0:42:55
The Truman Show (1998) · ‘The Truman Show’ With Bill Simmons, Glen Powell, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Truman putting it all together: discovering the set, the bus stop and the revolving door, with the triumphant score behind it.
“I think that scene, I think that scene is the most rewatchable scene is him putting it all together.”
Glen Powell · 0:41:53 -
floated
The opening: the show-within-the-movie interview with Christoph.
“Most rewatchable scene is the start.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:19 -
floated
Truman's flashback to the girl he loved in high school, and the way she looks at him.
“Um, Truman's flashback to being in love with the other girl in high school.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:44 -
floated
Truman starts to figure it out with the radio frequency in the car.
“Um, Truman starts to figure it out with the radio frequency in the car.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:13 -
floated
The Moko Coco scene with Meryl.
“Quickly, the Moko Coco scene when he's like, great.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:32 -
floated
The big reveal of the crew and the whole universe watching, about 50 minutes in.
“Big reveal.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:53 -
floated
Truman crying when he sees his dad.
“Truman's crying when he sees his dad.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:10 -
floated
Truman's sailboat adventure, with Christoph going Old Testament, and the end of the world.
“Truman's sailboat adventure.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:39 -
runner-up
Truman says goodbye at the end.
“Yeah, certainly, I think Truman says goodbye.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:02
RoboCop (1987) · ‘RoboCop’ (1987) With Bill Simmons and Kyle Brandt
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Murphy's first day at the 80s police station (welcome to hell, perps getting pushed through, the silk shirt).
“Murphy, I listen, this probably isn't even in the running, but I love when Murphy shows up for his 1st day.”
Bill Simmons · 0:27:58 -
pick
The Ed 209 boardroom demo where Mr. Kinney is shot 40 times.
“Listen, I'm just telling you right now, that's my that's my number one.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:30 -
pick
Bob Morton's apartment, start to finish (sex, drugs, rock and roll).
“Listen, the the Bob Morton's apartment from start to finish is a perfect scene, the sex, drugs, rock and roll, and Verehoven was just cooking.”
unknown · 0:45:40 -
pick
All the boardroom and office scenes, including the that's life in the big city guy.
“It's honestly, I love all the boardroom scenes.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:46:15 -
floated
The car chase and Clarence Boddicker's lair, where Murphy is killed.
“This next one, I mean, this is just ripping off rewatchable scenes coming out of the gate.”
unknown · 0:32:42 -
floated
RoboCop shoots the rapist through the woman's legs in the alley.
“one of the great shooting scenes for, uh, for our good guy hero in any movie, like aiming it through.”
unknown · 0:38:47 -
floated
RoboCop crashes the cocaine party and the cocaine factory.
“Robocop crashes the Clarence cocaine party, and then the cocaine factory.”
unknown · 0:41:20 -
floated
The big steel mill shootout and Emil's toxic waste death.
“Let's talk about toxic waste a meal.”
unknown · 0:44:40
Species (1995) · ‘Species’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Young Michelle Williams escaping the gas chamber at the start, no preamble
“Michelle Williams, young Michelle Williams, escaping.”
Bill Simmons · 0:26:40 -
pick
Fitch lays out the alien's origin to his crew: good exposition in two minutes
“Fitch has his crew and he lays out what happened with the alien.”
Bill Simmons · 0:27:40 -
pick
Fitch almost lets Helgenberger's character and Madsen die in the burn room
“Fitch almost lets Marge and Madison die in the lab.”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:16 -
pick
Natasha at the club, the bathroom kill, and the Hollywood Hills house kill
“Natasha goes to the club, kills a bitch at the id, takes her shirt off, goes to a Hollywood Hills house, um, and kills somebody by French kissing them through the back of their neck.”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:33 -
pick
The Palisades guy's date with Natasha, ending in the hot tub
“Um, the most Palisades guy ever.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:59 -
pick
The dueling sex scenes, Madsen and Helgenberger in the hotel
“And then, uh, the last one I have is everyone gets horny.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:46 -
pick
The sex scenes near the end, with Henstridge going for it
“I think doing sex scenes at the end.”
Chris Ryan · 0:37:13 -
pick
The whole Hollywood Hills section: the hot tub and Robbie
“I love the Hollywood Hills, that whole scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:37:37 -
pick
A quick shot of Madsen two beers deep watching hockey when he gets the call
“Number one is just, uh, just a quick shot of Madson watching hockey.”
unknown · 0:40:19 -
pick
Whitaker's empath walking into the train car and saying something bad happened to her
“The Dan walking into the train car, seeing a dead woman in the husk of an alien uterus and saying something bad happened to you.”
unknown · 0:40:51 -
pick
Laura and Preston's sex scene
“Laura and Preston sex scene.”
unknown · 0:44:57 -
floated
Natasha shopping in downtown LA in the bridal dress outfit
“I could have, uh, I could have watched Natasha shopping in downtown LA for a couple more scenes in the, uh, bridal dress.”
unknown · 0:45:19 -
floated
Natasha watching hotel room TV
“I like when aliens, foreigners and grown up kids and adult bodies watch hotel room TVs.”
unknown · 0:45:49
After Hours (1985) · ‘After Hours’ with Bill Simmons and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Rosanna Arquette's first scene in the diner
“Roseanne Arquette's 1st scene in the diner.”
unknown · 0:42:45 -
pick
Linda Fiorentino's back rub scene, with the story that never gets its punchline because she falls asleep
“Fiorentino back rub scene.”
unknown · 0:42:51 -
pick
The second diner scene with Marcy, where the owner says the movie's title
“The diner scene with Marcy the 2nd time.”
unknown · 0:43:57 -
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The subway token scene, where the clerk will not let him through for an extra dollar
“The subway token scene I have.”
unknown · 0:44:10 -
pick
Marcy's death and Paul propping up the dead body with the arrow sign
“Mercy dying, even though I have some other thoughts on it, but it fucking kills me when he puts the side up.”
unknown · 0:44:32 -
pick
The Teri Garr scene
“Um, The Terry Gar scene is just really funny.”
unknown · 0:45:14 -
pick
Terminal Bar, with John Heard unable to open the cash register
“I think the terminal bar in general, going to the bar where herd is the bartender”
unknown · 0:45:21 -
pick
The punk rock club, Club Berlin
“The punk rock club, punk, punk rock club.”
unknown · 0:45:44 -
pick
Catherine O'Hara in the apartment reciting the wrong phone numbers
“Um, the Catherine Harrison in the apartment when he's trying to remember the phone number and she's just saying other numbers”
unknown · 0:45:51 -
pick
Verna Bloom and the Peggy Lee song, Is That All There Is
“The Verna Bloom, is that all there is?”
unknown · 0:46:40 -
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The ending: the drop-off from the van and the camera whipping around the office over the end credits
“I like that he's kidnapped in this van, does it?”
unknown · 0:46:57 -
pick
The second diner conversation between Rosanna Arquette and Griffin Dunn, with the Wizard of Oz, Surrender Dorothy bit
“I mean, the one that is the most iconic to me is the diner conversation between Roseanne Arquette and Griffin done”
unknown · 0:48:17
Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995) · ‘Die Hard With a Vengeance’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
The opening: New York shots over the song, then the Bonwit Teller explosion.
“Just shots in New York and yeah, the song, and then all of a sudden, Banwith Tower is exploding.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:36 -
floated
McLean wears the sign in Harlem and meets Zeus.
“Uh, John McLain puts the sign on.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:59 -
floated
Simon negotiates with the cops and McLean gets his badge back.
“Uh, next one, Simon negotiates with John and John gets his badge back.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:58 -
pick
The payphone game with the seven wives into the cab ride through Central Park and the subway bomb, treated as one sequence.
“It's multiple scenes, but I feel like it all ties together. The phone game with the 7 wives into the cab ride, driving through Central Park.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:16 -
floated
The elevator showdown with the fake cops during the Fort Knox sequence.
“The elevator scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:52:28 -
floated
On the boat, Irons takes the gun from Sam and shoots him in the leg.
“I like on the boat just when irons takes the gun from Sam and just shoots him in the leg.”
Bill Simmons · 0:55:37 -
pick
The cab ride downtown, same sequence as Bill's pick.
“I have the same sequence that you're talking about. If I had to pick one, I'd probably go cab ride downtown.”
Chris Ryan · 0:56:02 -
pick
The cab ride downtown, same as the others.
“Exactly, same thing.”
Van Lathan · 0:56:07
Working Girl (1988) · ‘Working Girl’ With Bill Simmons, Amanda Dobbins, and Joanna Robinson
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The opening credits: the Carly Simon song, the Statue of Liberty, New York, the Staten Island Ferry.
“Opening credits? I'm just throwing it out. Absolutely.”
Bill Simmons · 0:51:20 -
pick
Bob from Arbitrage in the limo with Tess, the Kevin Spacey scene.
“Next one I have is Bob from Arbitrage in the limo with Tess.”
unknown · 0:52:12 -
pick
Tess in Catherine's office: the German phone call and "I really don't think that's a variable."
“Uh, Tess and Sigourney's office.”
unknown · 0:52:56 -
pick
Tess goes to the bar and meets Jack (Harrison Ford).
“So you got that, uh, test goes to the bar. I meet Harrison Ford. That's mean, obviously. That's my number one.”
unknown · 0:53:57 -
pick
Nick and Tess fight at the party ("who died and made you Grace Kelly?").
“I don't maybe I might be alone on this for rewatchable scene, but I like the party when Nick and Tess get in the fight after.”
unknown · 0:55:53 -
pick
The luau wedding party.
“Uh, I really love every single moment of the luau wedding party.”
unknown · 0:56:45 -
pick
Jack changing his shirt at the office after Memphis while the women in the office cheer.
“When after he's come back from Memphis, and he's at the office, and he's on the phone, and so he's doing like the like gym class changed the shirt while the phone thing, you know?”
unknown · 0:58:28 -
pick
The post-sex bed talk where Jack tells Tess where he got his scar.
“A couple more Jack telling her where he got his scar when you guys talked about that scene earlier.”
unknown · 0:58:19 -
pick
Jack visits Catherine while Tess hides in the apartment.
“Jack visits Catherine with Tess hiding in the apartment.”
unknown · 0:59:30 -
pick
The boardroom showdown.
“Um, the boardroom showdown, got that, the elevator showdown.”
unknown · 0:59:39 -
pick
The elevator showdown.
“Um, the boardroom showdown, got that, the elevator showdown.”
unknown · 0:59:39 -
pick
Tess meets her new assistant at the end ("I expect you to call me Tess").
“Yeah. And then, uh, I really like when she meets the new assistant at the end.”
unknown · 0:59:42 -
pick
After the bar, Tess passes out from the Valium and Jack props her in a chair and offers her tea, a whole solo date.
“And then she passes out from the valium and he takes her home and props her up in the chair and then is doing like a whole solo date with her.”
unknown · 1:00:37 -
pick
The farce of Tess pretending to be the boss with Joan Cusack pretending to be her secretary.
“I would like to add the farce of... Melanie Griffith pretending to be the boss, Joan Cusack pretending to be her secretary.”
unknown · 1:02:12 -
pick
The elevator scene at the end.
“No, I picked the elevator at the end.”
Amanda Dobbins · 1:02:55 -
runner-up
The opening, torn with the wedding and the elevators.
“I mean, I'm the opening, I think it's, I think the opening.”
Amanda Dobbins · 1:02:26 -
pick
The meet cute at the bar.
“Uh, the meet cute at the bar.”
Joanna Robinson · 1:02:58
Rocky (1976) · ‘Rocky’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The pre-credits Spider Rico fight, the headbutt, the smoke afterward and the tiny payday.
“I have probably too many, but I love the beginning with the Spider Rico fight.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:55 -
pick
Apollo breaking out his bicentennial plan.
“I'm combining 3 small scenes together because they're all in a row. Apollo breaking out his bicentennial plan.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:37 -
pick
Gazzo's driver and his zoo line, and Rocky finally going after him.
“Right into Gazza's driver.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:49 -
pick
Apollo in the office picking 'the Italian Stallion', then Jergens making Rocky the offer and the press conference.
“Well, then we get right from there back to the office with Apollo going.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:27 -
pick
Mickey's speech asking to be Rocky's manager, and Rocky screaming at the door ('What about my problem?').
“I love the door opening, opening and closing, 'cause he thinks Mickey left, but he didn't, then he slams the door again, then he opens, um, he just starts screaming incoherently, which is some of my favorites alone.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:23 -
pick
The wordless reconciliation between Rocky and Mickey, shot from far away.
“And then, uh, I like the world wordless reconciliation. from far away.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:39 -
pick
Rocky's TV interview in the meat freezer, with Duke slowly turning around at the sound of the punches.
“Rocky's TV interview in the meat freezer, which also gets the big Kahuna Burger Award for best use of food and drink.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:57 -
pick
The Gonna Fly Now training sequence: one-handed push-ups, racing the boat, the second chance at the museum stairs.
“All of a sudden, this goes into the gonna fly now, training sequence, which I forgot.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:16 -
pick
Rocky alone in the Spectrum the day before the fight, then telling Adrian he just wants to go the distance.
“They got my trunks wrong. That scene when he goes into the spectrum.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:35 -
pick
The fight entrance: Paulie and the robe, Apollo's Uncle Sam entrance, the Joe Frazier cameo and the nicknames.
“Um, I'm splitting the fight up into three scenes, the entire fight entrance.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:17 -
pick
The first two rounds of the fight, including the first-round knockdown.
“First 2 rounds of the fight. The 1st round knockdown is one of the most exciting sports movie moments ever.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:55 -
pick
The 14th round: 'Stay down', Apollo's shoulder slump, the body shots, and cut me, Mick.
“Next scene. I think this is my most rewatchable.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:30 -
pick
The ending: the bell, everybody rushing the ring, Rocky calling for Adrian.
“And then the ending.”
Bill Simmons · 0:47:50 -
pick
The training sequence and finally getting up the art museum steps to Gonna Fly Now.
“I think I'd probably go with the training. Yeah, the finally getting up the art museum steps to go to fly now.”
unknown · 0:49:01 -
floated
The 14th round, floated before the training pick.
“I love the 14th round.”
unknown · 0:49:06 -
runner-up
Rocky and Adrian's first date at the ice skating rink.
“I think it's the training, but I do want to just give some love to Rocky and Adrian's 1st date. the ice skating rink”
unknown · 0:49:08
Friday Night Lights (2004) · ‘Friday Night Lights’ With Bill Simmons and Mallory Rubin
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Halftime speech through the second-half comeback against Dallas Carter
“By the way, this whole, from halftime on is my most rewatchable.”
Bill Simmons · 0:48:02 -
pick
Halftime and the second half of the championship game
“But yeah, it's got to be, it's got to be halftime in the 2nd half of the game.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:50:43 -
runner-up
The Billingsley family car scene and the morning-after ring conversation
“It's either halftime and the 2nd half of the game, or I do really like the Billings League family car scene.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:50:14 -
floated
The opening credits and the first day of practice camera cruise, with Coach Gaines's "we will win state" speech
“I really like the opening credits.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:35 -
floated
The first game, the music leading up to it and Boobie getting hurt up 42-7
“The, uh, the 1st game where we get some incredible music leading up to it.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:00 -
floated
Coach Gaines telling Winchell he has to step up
“Billy Bob tells Winchell that he has to step up.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:47 -
floated
Winchell's bedroom visit from Coach Gaines, with the toy car in his hand
“The thing I love best in that scene is, Mike is holding like a toy car.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:36:34 -
floated
Chris Comer's breakout game leading into the season montage
“Chris Comer's breakout game?”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:07 -
floated
Charlie Billingsley throws his championship ring out of the car, and the morning-after conversation
“Don's dad throws his ring out of the car.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:21 -
floated
The team bus to the Astrodome with Boobie on crutches and Explosions in the Sky
“Uh, next thing I have, everyone gets on the bus for the Astrodome.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:02 -
floated
The first scene at the burger joint
“I think the only like, the only things that you didn't have that I would even put in the consideration list or like that 1st the 1st scene at the burger joint.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:50:22 -
floated
The inter-cutting of the booster dinner and the party
“The inner cutting of the booster dinner and the party, I really love that stretch.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:50:36
Pulp Fiction (1994) · ‘Pulp Fiction’ (Part 2) With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
End of the opening scene into the robbery and the opening credits
“Well, I wanted to shout out at the top, the end of the opening scene, the beginning of the robbery into the opening credits.”
Bill Simmons · 0:03:46 -
pick
Vincent and Jules heading to Marvin's (Amsterdam talk, foot massage)
“All right, the 1st truly rewatchable scene, Vincent and Jules heading to Marvin's.”
Bill Simmons · 0:05:25 -
pick
Vincent and Jules in Marvin's apartment (Brett, Big Kahuna Burger, the Ezekiel speech)
“Well, legendary scene, and that leads right through scene number three, Vincent and Jules and Marvin's apartment.”
Bill Simmons · 0:10:47 -
pick
Marcellus lectures Butch
“Next scene, Marcellus Lectures Butch, I just had to put it in because it's an unbelievable.”
Bill Simmons · 0:16:33 -
pick
Vincent goes to buy heroin from Lance
“Vincent goes to buy heroin.”
Bill Simmons · 0:19:48 -
pick
The diner date at Jack Rabbit Slim's
“The diner date.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:39 -
pick
Back from the date: Mia's overdose and the adrenaline shot at Lance's
“Dance sequence, they come back with the trophy, which is our next rewatchable scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:13 -
pick
The watch story, Walken's monologue
“Scene 8, the watch story walking.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:59 -
pick
Butch goes back to his apartment for the watch and kills Vincent
“We're going right to Butch going back to get his wallet.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:14 -
pick
The pawn shop basement: the gimp, Butch's escape, the samurai sword
“This is when the fucking the ceiling comes off this movie once and for all.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:26 -
pick
Vincent shoots Marvin in the car, then Jimmy's house and the Wolf
“Vincent shoots Marvin right to Jimmy's house.”
Bill Simmons · 0:54:01 -
pick
Breakfast with Jules and Vincent at the diner
“Scene 12 is breakfast with Jules and Vincent.”
Bill Simmons · 0:56:52 -
pick
The Bonnie situation chapter
“Bonnie situation is my favorite chapter.”
unknown · 0:57:22 -
pick
Reviving Mia
“Reviving Mia is the most rewatchable scene.”
unknown · 0:57:26 -
pick
Tim Roth sitting down across from Sam Jackson in the final diner scene
“The stretch where as soon as Tim Roth sits down across from Sam Jackson, I think is the most is the thing I probably am like returning to the most because it's the deepest moment in the movie.”
unknown · 0:57:33 -
pick
From Vincent shooting Marvin through the Wolf going to the diner
“My favorite stretch of the movie is when, uh, when he shoots Marvin in the face all the way to the, to the wolf going to the diner.”
unknown · 0:58:22 -
pick
Jack Rabbit Slim's through Mia's revival
“Jack Rabbit slims through Mia's revival.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:58:42
Notting Hill (1999) · ‘Notting Hill’ With Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The first bookstore scene, with Julia Roberts browsing and signing the book for the book-down-the-trousers guy.
“Mine's the 1st bookstore scene.”
Juliet Litman · 0:23:18 -
pick
The movie junket (Horse and Hound).
“Um, I guess mine is the movie Dunket, though.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:23:13 -
floated
The sister's birthday dinner party and the brownie competition.
“Uh, Honey, the sister's birthday party, with a special shout out to the brownie scene.”
Juliet Litman · 0:19:03 -
floated
The dinner-party montage without Julia, ending with his friends talking about their feelings at home.
“It ends with that nice scene with his friends at home in, and they're just talking about their feelings.”
Juliet Litman · 0:20:24 -
floated
Their day together: running lines, the ice cream, Mel Gibson's bottom.
“So their day together when she comes back, they're running lines, they eat the ice cream.”
Juliet Litman · 0:21:01 -
floated
The second bookstore scene, the 'I'm just a girl' speech.
“Obviously, that I'm just a girl speech.”
Juliet Litman · 0:21:56 -
floated
The final press conference.
“And then the press conference.”
Juliet Litman · 0:22:17 -
floated
The birthday dinner party scene.
“My 3 were to the dinner party scene, the press conference and the press junket.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:22:21
Twister (1996) · ‘Twister’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
Opening scene: Joe's dad holding onto the door
“I like the opening scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:39 -
floated
Dusty and the crew meet Bill, who wants Joe's signed papers
“Bill tries to get signed papers from Joe, meets the crew.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:43 -
floated
The first tornado chase, with the truck and flying cows
“Next, next thing is the chasing the tornado.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:11 -
pick
The kitchen table at Aunt Meg's: steak and eggs, the crew crowding in
“I'm just telling you, this is my rewatchable. is uh, the kitchen table, the start with the...”
unknown · 0:38:51 -
floated
The third tornado, the hail storm (the Van Halen storm)
“Third tornado.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:16 -
pick
The tornado tearing apart the drive-in screen showing The Shining
“We get another tornado that destroys the drive-in theater.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:23 -
floated
Dr. Melissa dumping Bill
“I got to put Dr. Melissa Dumping Bill.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:23 -
floated
Dorothy flying and the final tornado
“Dorothy's flying, which we got Dr. Jonas dies.”
Bill Simmons · 0:47:14 -
pick
The drive-in tornado
“Van? Drive in close 2nd to me, Joe.”
Van Lathan · 0:48:34 -
runner-up
The 'Me, Joe' confrontation
“Me, Joe.”
Van Lathan · 0:48:38
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) · ‘Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me’ With Bill Simmons and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Scott Evil on Springer, then Dr. Evil's entrance, the KKK guy and the brawl
“The Springer scene is still really funny to me at the top. With Scott Evil on Springer, and then Dr. Evil coming out, and the KKK guy, and it turns into a brawl.”
Bill Simmons · 0:21:55 -
pick
Mini Me's first scene
“Mini Me's 1st scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:23:18 -
pick
The Alan Parsons Project scene
“Another rewatchable scene, the Alan Parsons Project.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:02 -
pick
Dr. Evil asks President Tim Robbins for $100 billion and the war room laughs
“The, uh, the scene when Dr. Evil asked President Tim Robbins for $100-000000000 and the whole war room's laughing hysterically and all that was great.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:35 -
pick
Austin and Mini Me fight in space
“And then, uh, I had the Austin Powers mini me fight in space is. It's a really good slapstick 2 minutes.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:44 -
pick
The supercut of dick jokes about the spaceship flying
“Well, I think every time they do, um, the supercut where they're making all the dick jokes about the spaceship flying is probably my favorite part of the movie.”
unknown · 0:26:00 -
pick
The Woody Harrelson and Willie Nelson cameos
“The Woody Harrelson cameo and the Willie Nelson cameos are pretty incredible.”
unknown · 0:26:36 -
pick
The Johnson joke
“I, sadly, I laughed at like the Johnson's joke.”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:26:45 -
pick
The scene in the tent where the gerbil comes out of the bag
“What about the scene in the tent?”
unknown · 0:26:55 -
pick
The inept guard in the fire pit, upset that she slept with Fat Bastard
“I also, I think the scene with the one inept guard when they're in the fire pit and he's upset that she slept with fat bastard.”
unknown · 0:27:08 -
pick
Fat Bastard breaking down crying at the end of his scene
“I like the end when they he starts crying.”
unknown · 0:27:41 -
pick
Fat Bastard and Mini Me's first meeting
“I like also Fat Faster in a Mini Muse 1st meeting.”
unknown · 0:27:58 -
floated
Dr. Evil singing the Chili's theme in 1969
“When he starts singing the Chili's theme, but we're in 1969.”
unknown · 0:28:11 -
floated
The coffee encounter after Dr. Evil and Frau Farbissina's sex scene
“That might be up there on the rewatchable scene too.”
unknown · 0:35:34 -
floated
Mustafa's post-injury scene at the bottom of the mountain
“The Mustafa post injury, which they basically ran back from the 1st one when he's at the bottom.”
unknown · 0:35:48 -
floated
Mini Me humping the lasers
“Mini-Me stopped pumping the lasers, fucking funny, and that's always gonna make me laugh.”
unknown · 0:36:07 -
floated
Mini Me's goodbye card for Scott Evil
“I really love Mini Mee's goodbye card for Scott Evil”
unknown · 0:36:17
Breaking Away (1979) · ‘Breaking Away’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening credits: the wide shot of the quarry that introduces all four guys and the town in minutes.
“Can I just say, what a fucking opening credits.”
unknown · 0:32:58 -
pick
Mike pretending he drowned, then raging about the Indiana University kids (the big Dennis Quaid speech).
“This is the big Dennis Quaid part.”
unknown · 0:34:12 -
pick
Dave chasing the Cinzano truck, where doom is expected but never comes.
“The scene when Dave chases the truck, the chinzano truck, yeah, is fucking awesome.”
unknown · 0:35:55 -
floated
Mike racing the Hart Bochner character in the pool, the one time someone gets hurt.
“The, uh, mic racing, this is the one time someone gets hurt when you races the Hart Bachner character in the, uh, in the pool.”
unknown · 0:36:38 -
pick
The Italian team's cheating in the Cinzano race, then Dave telling his dad he is dropping the Italian act (everybody cheats), with the crying mom.
“I love that scene immediately afterwards when he goes back home and basically says to his dad, like, I'm dropping the Italian act.”
unknown · 0:37:09 -
pick
The Little 500 race, especially the last two laps and the finish.
“It's easily my pick because it's just so crazy.”
unknown · 0:39:22 -
floated
The ending celebration with Cyril looking for someone to hug.
“Dana Stern, nobody to hug.”
unknown · 0:39:43
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) · ‘Fast Times at Ridgemont High’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Mallory Rubin
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening credits at the mall, with We Got the Beat
“The intro is unbelievable.”
unknown · 0:39:50 -
pick
First day of Mr. Hand's class, Spicoli arriving late
“First day, Mr. Hands class is the next rewatch.”
unknown · 0:40:59 -
pick
Linda teaches Stacy on a carrot in the cafeteria
“Yeah, really. The blowjob carrot scene I wrote down.”
unknown · 0:41:54 -
pick
Brad's mirror monologue and breakup with Lisa
“Brad breaking up with Lisa with the mayor that says big hairy pussy on it.”
unknown · 0:43:19 -
pick
Brad arguing with a customer about a refund, then getting fired
“Iconic. Arguing with a customer about a refunding. I fired.”
unknown · 0:43:23 -
pick
Damone's five-point plan at the record store
“Damone's five-point plan.”
unknown · 0:45:59 -
pick
Spicoli crashes Jefferson's car, cut to Jefferson's football game
“Um, Spicoli crashes Jefferson's car right into the football scene.”
unknown · 0:48:01 -
pick
The pool scene: Rat and Damone at Stacy's house, Brad, and Phoebe Cates
“The pool scene.”
unknown · 0:48:58 -
pick
Brad shows up for Stacy on abortion day
“This is a weird thing to write my rewatchables notes, but the abortion day scene is really good.”
unknown · 0:50:58 -
pick
Mr. Hand shows up at Spicoli's house to square the account
“Mr. Hand shows up at Spicoli's house.”
unknown · 0:52:01 -
pick
The closing-credits montage of what happened to everybody
“But the closing montage is fantastic.”
unknown · 0:53:26 -
pick
Damone and Stacy in the changing room: Didn't you feel it?
“You can't have the movie without that moment.”
unknown · 0:53:58 -
pick
Rat's date with Stacy: sitting in the big chairs, ordering two more Cokes
“The only one I have that you didn't have is rats date with Stacy.”
unknown · 0:54:16
The War of the Roses (1989) · ‘The War of the Roses’ With Bill Simmons, Mallory Rubin, and Amanda Dobbins
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
The young-couple Nantucket sequence (the fake Nantucket, the wigs, the dash to the ferry).
“So I don't I don't know if this is a rewatchable scene, but it probably is just that whole part because it's so ridiculous.”
Bill Simmons · 0:21:41 -
floated
The first big dinner scene and the bedroom argument that follows it.
“I have the 1st big dinner scene. Leaning into the bedroom argument.”
unknown · 0:22:21 -
floated
Barbara finds her dream house and walks in on a funeral.
“Although I was going to say, for rewatchables, I like when she finds the house and walks in and it's a funeral and she's like, 0 my God, it's my destiny life.”
unknown · 0:22:26 -
floated
Oliver's bedroom argument with Barbara: 'when I watch you eat... I just want to smash your face in.'
“Because... when I watch you eat. When I see you asleep, when I look at you lately, I just want to smash your face in.”
unknown · 0:28:39 -
floated
Oliver runs over the cat.
“My personal favorite scene in the movie when Oliver runs over the cat is great.”
unknown · 0:31:16 -
floated
The Christmas tree fire, with Oliver reading the fire extinguisher instructions.
“It's when the Christmas tree is lit on fire and he brings the fire extinguisher and then he has to read the instructions.”
unknown · 0:34:37 -
pick
Oliver reading his letter to Barbara, then Barbara plugging her nostrils and saying she wants the divorce (one sequence).
“My pick is, if it is eligible as a, it's technically 2 scenes, but one sequence, it's Oliver reading his letter into Barbara plugging the nostrils, saying she wants the course.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:34:55 -
pick
The client dinner party (Oliver pees on the fish) into the stuff-throwing fight.
“I think mine has to be the dinner party into the Stafford shirt.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:08
Internal Affairs (1990) · ‘Internal Affairs’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Raymond goes to see Dennis Peck at the taco stand and Peck asks 'your wife fuck around?' (I'm married, you're married).
“But the 1st one I have is Ramon goes to see Dennis at the taco stand.”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:41 -
pick
Dennis has a drink with the Arokases, puts his hand on Tova's body under the table, and takes the 'kill my mother and father' job.
“Dennis goes to have a drink with the Arokas.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:50 -
pick
The second Dennis and Raymond scene, where Peck says the skinny ones give good head and gets Raymond to punch him in front of City Hall.
“Next rewatchable scene, the 2nd Dennis Raymond scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:02 -
pick
Van calls his wife and the camera pans back to show she is on top of Dennis Peck.
“And the camera pan's back and she's riding Dennis Peck.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:09 -
pick
Dennis Peck gets Van killed, then kills the killer, then finishes Van off with a shotgun blast in the van.
“I have the, uh, Dennis gets being killed and then kills the killer is a great twist.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:03 -
pick
The jealousy sequence: Raymond freaking out over his wife, through the elevator fight where Peck headbutts him and describes sleeping with his wife.
“Man, the jealousy scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:16 -
pick
When Raymond and Dennis first meet outside the burger joint: you're married, I'm married, we're all married.
“I have I have when they 1st meet outside of the burger joint and he's like, you're married, I'm married.”
Chris Ryan · 0:43:23 -
pick
The elevator fight, which plays almost like a horror-movie scene.
“You know, I have the elevator fight just because it's almost like a horror movie scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:43:31
The Insider (1999) · ‘The Insider’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Lowell Bergman and Jeffrey Wigand in the car in the rain, feeling each other out (the Knicks small talk, the Tylenol story)
“Most rewatchable scene, Lowell and Jeffrey in the car feeling each other out while it's raining and Bergman being like, you think the Knicks are going to make the semifinals?”
Chris Ryan · 0:32:06 -
pick
The lunch-table exposition scene where the 60 Minutes staff and lawyers lay out the Brown and Williamson legal defense
“Another great scene, the exposition scene where they're all eating lunch and talking about the legal defense that Brown and Williamson will put up.”
unknown · 0:33:57 -
floated
The Mississippi court sequence, including Wigand staring into the Gulf
“The entire Mississippi court sequence.”
unknown · 0:36:07 -
floated
Bergman discovering the CBS Westinghouse sale and confronting Hewitt and Wallace
“Bergman discovering the CBS Westinghouse sale and confronting Hewitt and Wallace”
unknown · 0:36:58 -
floated
Wallace visiting Bergman at 5:30 in the morning to argue corporate responsibility
“I love the sequence where Wallace visits Pacino at 5.30 in the morning.”
unknown · 0:37:22 -
pick
Don Hewitt and Bergman having it out at the end ("You fucked us")
“Well, on the flip side of that, the other rewatchable scene I have is when Don Hewitt and Bergman have it out at the end.”
unknown · 0:38:39 -
pick
Wigand at the golf driving range, watched by the henchman with the smooth swing, then grabbing the 5 iron
“I have one more rewatchable scene that I just think is really well done and I like scenes like this just in general when he goes to play golf and the guys in the scene.”
unknown · 0:39:21 -
pick
The Gulf shot and Bruce McGill's courtroom blowup ("wipe that smirk off your face")
“It has to be the Gulf and Bruce McGill.”
unknown · 0:41:07 -
pick
Pacino unleashed: Bergman's blowup at Hewitt ("No, you fucked you"), chosen as the group's most rewatchable scene
“Let's give it to the Pacino unleashed as most rewatchable scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:42:23
The Big Chill (1983) · ‘The Big Chill’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening credits and 20-minute montage: the bathtub, Marvin Gaye's Grapevine, everyone getting ready for Alex's funeral.
“Most rewatchable scene. We mentioned the opening credits with the bathtub and Marvin gay.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:42 -
pick
The funeral and reception: Harold's failed eulogy, then the Rolling Stones kicking in as Karen plays the organ.
“Where did Alex's hope go? Klein goes up, does the speech. Can't get through it.”
unknown · 0:43:07 -
pick
Richard's big kitchen scene, making a sandwich at 3 in the morning and talking about priorities.
“Next, uh, rewatchable scene, the Richards big kitchen scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:23 -
pick
The J.T. Lancer screening, dinner, cleanup and pot-smoking stretch.
“The I just wrote that in the next rewatchable scene is JT Lancer screening, dinner scene, cleanup, pot smoking.”
unknown · 0:47:21 -
floated
Sarah (Glenn Close) saying Alex should be here, there should be a chair for him.
“I like when Glenn Close does the, he should be here.”
unknown · 0:48:38 -
floated
Nick's what's-for-dessert line and Chloe laughing at it.
“I like when it gets super poignant, and Nick says, I know what Alex would say, what's for dessert, and nobody laughs, but Chloe thinks it's like the funniest thing ever.”
unknown · 0:49:41 -
floated
Nick getting Sarah (Glenn Close) coked up.
“leading to CR's favorite scene when Nick gets Glenn Close's character coked up.”
Chris Ryan · 0:49:52 -
floated
Everyone gathering around the Michigan football game.
“The Michigan football game.”
unknown · 0:51:00 -
floated
The big Alex argument, Nick against Harold and Michael, the night before.
“The, uh, the Alex recon with the big argument, which we talked about.”
unknown · 0:51:21 -
floated
The ending: Nick hugs Sam over breakfast and the credits roll.
“As I said, I love when Nick hugs Sam.”
unknown · 0:53:59 -
pick
The opening 20 minutes as a whole, with Grapevine and the Stones; two hosts give this as their answer when asked.
“It's the opening 20 minutes.”
unknown · 0:54:57
A Bronx Tale (1993) · ‘A Bronx Tale’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Meeting everyone in the bar (the neighborhood wise guys), which he calls a borderline Goodfellas ripoff
“Meeting everyone in the bar, which is just a borderline Goodfellas ripoff.”
Bill Simmons · 0:55:08 -
pick
Sonny kills the guy and the police lineup: 'you did a good thing for a bad man'
“Next one after Sonny kills the guy and then the police sign up.”
Bill Simmons · 0:56:47 -
pick
The craps game scene with Eddie Mush
“Sonny asked to see C right to the crap scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:57:17 -
pick
The fruit guy brings food and Lorenzo makes C return the $600
“Next rewatch, Bo, is the when he says, I notice a strange thing happening in the neighborhood.”
Bill Simmons · 0:59:40 -
pick
The horse track scene with Eddie Mush
“The horse track just for we've been mushed.”
Bill Simmons · 1:01:21 -
pick
The $20 rule, moving into the loved-or-feared conversation
“Next one is, uh, the $20 roll moving into the loved or feared conversation, which we talked about.”
Bill Simmons · 1:01:48 -
pick
The biker bar: 'Now you can't leave'
“The biker bar.”
Bill Simmons · 1:01:55 -
pick
Three great women, the door test, and Sonny saving C from the car bomb
“We have the 3 great women, the door test scene.”
Bill Simmons · 1:02:33 -
pick
Sonny gets shot, praised for how well it is shot
“Sonny gets shot, just rewatchable from how well it's shot with that, and then I see that face.”
Bill Simmons · 1:02:44 -
pick
The funeral where C realizes nobody cares
“And then the funeral where he realizes nobody cares.”
Bill Simmons · 1:02:51 -
pick
De Niro and Pesci in the same scene but not really
“We get De Niro and Pesci in the same scene, but not really.”
Bill Simmons · 1:02:56 -
pick
Lorenzo's 'Now you can't leave' biker bar scene
“I actually have now you just can't leave.”
Chris Ryan · 1:03:09 -
pick
After the craps game, De Niro goes into the bar and tells Sonny to stay away from his son
“I just always loved that scene, but I think my underrated one is just, I think it's after the crap games when De Niro comes into the, to the bar and he's just like, stay away from my son.”
Chris Ryan · 1:03:10 -
pick
Same De Niro-in-the-bar scene ('stay away from my son')
“I think that was my pick too.”
unknown · 1:03:28 -
pick
'Now you can't leave' biker bar scene
“I got now you just can't leave.”
unknown · 1:03:32 -
pick
His friends burning to death in the car
“It's one of the most iconic scenes, but I also have his friends burning to death in the car.”
unknown · 1:03:34 -
pick
The craps game
“I have the craps game, by the way.”
unknown · 1:04:14
Eyes Wide Shut (1999) · ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Mallory Rubin
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Alice's dance with the Hungarian, Sandor, at the first party
“That's like a few of the sexiest minutes in movie history.”
unknown · 0:38:37 -
pick
Alice confronts Bill in the bedroom and tells him about the naval officer (the Kidman fight)
“Stone Kidman confronting Cruz.”
unknown · 0:37:58 -
floated
Bill's night out in New York, from Marion to Domino to Nick
“Well, I like just the entire sequence of Bill's night out from Marion to Domino to Nick.”
unknown · 0:47:41 -
floated
Bill at the costume shop with Milich and the Japanese men
“And then Millich, to get the cloak. And the Millich scene is your like, what the fuck? That's an upset.”
unknown · 0:50:29 -
floated
Bill being followed on the streets of New York
“I really like the scene when Cruz gets followed on the streets of New York.”
unknown · 0:52:15 -
floated
Sydney Pollock's pool table scene with Bill
“The, uh, your favorite scene, the Sydney Pollock pool table.”
unknown · 0:52:32 -
floated
The last scene, Bill and Alice talking in the store
“I like the last scene.”
unknown · 0:53:03 -
floated
Alice telling Bill about her dream
“What are we skipping Alice telling Bill about her dream?”
unknown · 0:53:09 -
floated
The Fidelio party
“I really like the party.”
unknown · 0:56:25
A Few Good Men (1992) · ‘A Few Good (Re)Men’ Live From L.A. With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Jessup's first scene: Who the fuck is PFC William T. Santiago?
“Who the fuck is PFC William T. Santiago?”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:51 -
pick
The outdoor lunch with cigar-chomping Jessup and the you roll the dice, take your chances speech
“Next scene is the outdoor lunch with cigar chomping Jessup.”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:11 -
pick
Kaffee interrupting Jack Ross's pickup game and Ross walking off the court smiling
“Kathy interrupting Jack's first game.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:55 -
pick
The opening statements, where Ross spoils the whole movie
“I threw in the opening statements here for rewatchable just because if you're at courtroom month.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:41 -
pick
The mess hall redirect of Kendrick's witness and the Kevin Bacon he-got-me face
“Um... Next thing, the, uh, the mess hall redirect.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:39 -
pick
Galloway's you're a lousy softball player, Jack, and Ross's you got bullied into that courtroom
“You're a lousy fucking softball player, Jack.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:15 -
pick
Drunk Kaffee and the galactically stupid / Rocco Globo School for Women scene
“Thank you for playing, should we, or should we not follow the advice of the galactically stupid?”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:16 -
pick
The courtroom showdown, Cruise versus Nicholson, ending in the you can't handle the truth speech
“My pick, cruise versus Nicholson.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:40 -
pick
The scene after the verdict where Downey does not understand why he is being discharged and Kaffee says you cut these guys loose
“My 1st most rewatchable scene, is the next scene where Downey doesn't understand that he's been just trying to be discharged.”
Bill Simmons · 0:47:49 -
pick
Galloway going to see Kaffee for the first time while he is hitting ground balls
“I really like when Joe goes to see Cruz for the 1st time and he's hitting groundballs.”
unknown · 0:49:12
My Cousin Vinny (1992) · ‘My Cousin Vinny’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Wesley Morris
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The police confession confusion with Macchio, two separate conversations about two different things.
“Most rewatchable scenes, the, uh, police confession confusion.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:12 -
pick
Pesci in the jail cell with Stan, who thinks it is a prison negotiation.
“Same thing with Pesci when he goes to the cell and it's, uh... You mean Stan? You mean Stan? Who thinks it's a prison rape negotiation?”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:33 -
pick
Vinny fighting to keep the case and Macchio convincing his buddy to keep him on.
“The, uh, Vinny fighting to keep the case and and machio convincing his buddy to keep in mind.”
unknown · 0:37:40 -
pick
The hotel scene where Lisa reads the law book and says 'it's called disclosure, you dickhead.'
“It's called disclosure, you dickhead.”
unknown · 0:37:53 -
pick
The grits testimony, the two Utes on the stand.
“And then we have the 3 on the stands, the 2 Utes.”
unknown · 0:38:15 -
pick
The thicker-glasses witness and the tape measure.
“The thicker glasses scene with the tape measure, just good theater.”
unknown · 0:41:02 -
pick
Vinny cross-examining Lisa on the stand, which plays like a silent-movie dance with the sound off.
“It looks like a dance sequence.”
Wesley Morris · 0:41:21 -
floated
The opening scene with the can of tuna.
“We should put that in most rewatchables.”
unknown · 1:08:18
This Is the End (2013) · ‘This Is the End’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Craig Horlbeck
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Seth and Jay's reunion: the car ride, the Carl's Jr. gluten bit, then Seth's apartment and the Backstreet Boys kicking in.
“I like the Seth and Jay reunion when they're in the car talking about how he doesn't eat gluten anymore.”
unknown · 0:19:43 -
floated
The party at Franco's house, with all the celebrities making fun of each other.
“I just can't believe how good that whole stretches.”
unknown · 0:21:25 -
floated
Everyone dies, starting with Michael Cera getting impaled.
“Next one I have is just about everyone dies, starting with Sarah getting impaled.”
unknown · 0:25:23 -
floated
Jonah Hill playing with the gun.
“This is short one, but Jonah playing with the gun makes me laugh, but he's like, bang, bang.”
unknown · 0:25:36 -
floated
The Milky Way argument.
“The Milky Way argument I enjoy.”
unknown · 0:26:13 -
floated
Danny McBride's arrival and his breakfast.
“This is when it elevates to another level.”
unknown · 0:26:19 -
floated
The Pineapple Express 2 'Blood Red' homemade video.
“The, uh, the Pineapple Express 2 blood red.”
unknown · 0:28:51 -
floated
Emma Watson shows up and takes the water.
“Emma Watson shows up.”
unknown · 0:29:37 -
pick
The McBride and Franco porno magazine fight.
“Well, here's my pick for most rewatchable scene, as well as, I think, one of the 5 most funny scenes the last 30 years.”
unknown · 0:30:29 -
runner-up
The Exorcism of Jonah Hill.
“The Exorcism of Jonah Hill.”
unknown · 0:33:36 -
floated
Danny McBride and the gimp (Channing Tatum) reappearing.
“Danny and the Gymp reappearing.”
unknown · 0:33:46 -
floated
The Backstreet Boys ending in heaven.
“And then the Backstreet Boys song ending, which I think is really great.”
unknown · 0:34:49
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) · ‘Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The opening with young Indy (River Phoenix) and the Cross of Coronado on the circus train
“Coronado crucifix. It's just a really good. It's about as good as you're going to open an action.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:09 -
floated
The rat and snake cave into the wooden boat chase
“Next one I have is the rat and the snake cave into the wooden boat chase.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:38 -
floated
Elsa's betrayal in the castle
“We immediately set that up, but more importantly, we get the Elson betrayal.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:18 -
floated
Rotating fireplaces, the secret stairwell and the motorcycle chase
“We got rotating fireplaces and secret stairwells in a motorcycle chase.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:28 -
floated
The tank fight and the cars heading toward the cliff
“Indy's dad gets kidnapped in the tank. We get a tank fight.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:51 -
floated
Henry gets shot and the Grail's healing power
“Henry getting shot, and we get the healing power, the grail is the only thing that could save him now.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:30 -
floated
Indy's leap of faith across the chasm
“Indie goes to get the grail, does the kneel before the god? Only in the footsteps of God will we proceed, and then the leap of faith.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:57 -
floated
The blimp: the guy thrown over onto the luggage, and Professor Jones shooting off the tailwing
“The throwing the guy over. From the blimp and him landing on the luggage is an incredible psychic.”
unknown · 0:49:00 -
pick
Finding the brothers' tomb in Venice: breaking through the floor, X marks the spot, the window
“I'm probably going to go with, um, finding the brothers tomb.”
Chris Ryan · 0:49:40 -
floated
The River Phoenix young-Indy sequence
“I have for most rewatch, but I really, I really like the River Phoenix part.”
unknown · 0:50:57
Blood Diamond (2006) · ‘Blood Diamond’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The rebels take over the village and Solomon tells his family to run.
“I just wanted to that when the terrorists take over the village and Solomon. Yeah, and the rebels is telling his family to run.”
Chris Ryan · 0:32:13 -
pick
Solomon finds the diamond and hides it in his feet from the guards.
“I love nothing more than when a prisoner or a captive or somebody who's working in the field, find something and then has to figure out how to hide it from the guys with machine guns.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:58 -
pick
Danny meets Maddie Bowen at the bar.
“Um, next scene, Danny meets Maddie Bowen.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:30 -
floated
The Solomon and Danny chase scene.
“There's the Sam and Danny Chase scene, which is rewatchable.”
Chris Ryan · 0:36:23 -
floated
Danny lays out the diamond market as a Ponzi game.
“I like that scene when Leo's whole theory that the diamond market is a Ponzi game, which we mentioned earlier.”
Chris Ryan · 0:36:26 -
floated
Maddie and Danny's moment in the bush: God left this place a long time ago.
“Maddie finally kind of makes a semi move on Danny, she goes, when they have the moment, when he says, Will God ever forgive us for what we've done to each other?”
Chris Ryan · 0:37:23 -
floated
Maddie and Danny saying goodbye, and Danny and Solomon's fight that turns into a bonding montage.
“Maddie and Danny saying goodbye is really good.”
Chris Ryan · 0:39:06 -
pick
The closing run: Danny giving the diamond back, saying goodbye, and calling Maddie, then Solomon getting his family back.
“And then my choice is Danny giving the diamond back, saying goodbye to those guys and calling Maddie.”
Chris Ryan · 0:40:54 -
pick
Danny dying on the mountain, giving up the diamond and calling Maddie; Bill calls it the best scene of Leo's career.
“I have the Danny scene, and I have this is gonna be my Stephen A. Smith hot take.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:33 -
pick
Danny and Solomon's escape from Freetown through the back of the hotel, with the explosion in the background of the shot.
“Okay, I have actually, my rewatchable scene is actually also my great shot, Gordo, and that is when Leo and so when when Danny and Solomon escape from Freetown, when Solomon's working as the valet outside of the hotel”
Chris Ryan · 0:43:48
Iron Man (2008) · ‘Iron Man’ With Bill Simmons and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The first six minutes: the truck in the Middle East, the Maxim montage, the ambush.
“I love when movies just start and are really, really good right away.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:07 -
pick
The Mark I suit's first flight, when it takes out the Ten Rings captors.
“I'm talking about the Mark one suit when that suit 1st comes out and fucks over these guys that are from the Ten Rings organization.”
Van Lathan · 0:37:57 -
pick
Tony activating the Mark I suit to escape the cave, with Yinsen's sacrifice.
“I had that scene that I called that the time to activate the Iron Man suit gimmick.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:24 -
floated
Pepper Potts sends the Vanity Fair reporter packing.
“It's not the most rewatchable, but I do like when Pepper Pots sends the Vanity Fair reporter packing.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:03 -
floated
Pepper replacing the arc reactor in Tony's chest.
“The Pepper replacing Tony's heart.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:36 -
floated
Tony test-drives the flying suit: the ice buildup, crashing through the house, crushing the car.
“Tony test drives the flying the new suit thing.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:06 -
floated
Someone trying to download files on a computer with seconds left while a person walks by.
“I like when people are trying to download something on a computer. And it's like 90 seconds left.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:30 -
pick
The entire sequence of Tony as a captive, where the Tony Stark of the MCU is created.
“My most rewatchable scene is the entire sequence with Tony as a captive.”
Van Lathan · 0:45:39 -
floated
The Nick Fury post-credits scene teasing the Avengers initiative.
“That, to be honest with you, should be one of the most rewatchable scenes.”
Van Lathan · 0:54:14
Catch Me If You Can (2002) · ‘Catch Me If You Can’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Frank pretends to be a substitute teacher
“I mean, there's a bunch of scenes that I really like, but I had, uh, when Frank pretends to be the substitute teacher when we really get going.”
unknown · 0:35:12 -
pick
Frank becomes a Pan Am pilot, slowly figuring it out
“I just wrote that and Frank becomes a PNM pilot, which is longer than one scene, but it's just awesome as he's slowly figuring out.”
unknown · 0:35:41 -
pick
Frank gives his dad a Cadillac
“Frank gives his dad a Cadillac.”
unknown · 0:36:10 -
floated
Frank's dad and the chauffeur scene, trying to get money from the banker
“I didn't have it as a rewatchable scene because it's short, but when he has Leo pretends to be the cat, the, the chauffeur, and he goes in, he's trying to get money from that guy.”
unknown · 0:38:02 -
pick
Hanratty almost catches Frank in the Hollywood Tropicana hotel room, the wallet reveal
“Next one is, uh, I mean, Frank almost getting caught by Caro in Hollywood.”
unknown · 0:38:35 -
floated
Frank cons the escort (the Jennifer Garner scene)
“Would you put the Jennifer Gardner scene in as a rewatchable?”
unknown · 0:39:43 -
pick
The FBI crashes Frank's engagement party and he confesses to Brenda
“The FBI crashes frank engagement party for a rewatchable scene.”
unknown · 0:41:30 -
pick
The eight-stewardess trick to get out of the airport
“I really like the 8 stewardess trick to get off out of the airport.”
unknown · 0:42:34 -
floated
The check exploding out of the check printer
“The check's exploding out of the check printer is amazing movie making.”
unknown · 0:42:45 -
pick
The Hollywood Tropicana hotel scene
“I got the Hollywood Chopcana Hotel.”
unknown · 0:43:06 -
pick
The eight-stewardess scam, from the high school tryouts to exiting the car
“I love the whole scam, having the girls try out at the high school, interviewing the girls, choosing the girls like it's the Price is Right, and then them exiting the car together, and then that being tied to the scam where he has to go first in the front seat.”
unknown · 0:43:38 -
pick
Frank at the airport realizes he is about to be busted
“I love when people figure out that they're about to be busted before they get busted, always works for me.”
unknown · 0:45:39 -
floated
Frank Sr. tells the story of the two mice when he accepts the award
“Two little mice fell in a bucket of cream.”
unknown · 0:46:07 -
floated
Champagne for everybody on the plane
“One more scene.”
unknown · 0:53:11
Alive (1993) · ‘Alive’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Craig Horlbeck
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The plane crash
“I think I had the plane crash. Me too.”
unknown · 0:36:21 -
floated
Treating the injured passengers, including the kid with six months of medical school
“Figuring out how to treat the injured passengers is always...”
unknown · 0:27:29 -
floated
The false celebration when they think they have been rescued
“The, um, the, the, they think they've been rescued, but not really is always a good gimmick in a movie.”
unknown · 0:27:57 -
floated
The scene where they debate whether to eat the dead
“Um, that we've got a eat scene. It's just epic.”
unknown · 0:28:36 -
floated
The avalanche
“The avalanche is really good.”
unknown · 0:31:58 -
floated
Hawke carrying Roy through the snowstorm on the first hike
“And they, that scene when, um, the 2 are ahead and then it's like a snowstorm, then you see Hawk carrying dumbass, Roy.”
unknown · 0:32:39 -
floated
Nando and Canessa on top of the mountain
“Um, Nando and Kness on top of the mountain.”
unknown · 0:33:16 -
floated
The helicopter rescue with the fist pump
“The rescue scene was really good too.”
unknown · 0:34:01 -
pick
The opening Malkovich monologue about finding God on the mountain
“for me, it's it's the 1st Malkovich scene.”
unknown · 0:34:26 -
floated
Antonio's "am I still the leader of this team" speech
“Antonio, his whole speech of, am I still the leader of this team?”
unknown · 0:42:45 -
floated
Nando slowly talking Canessa into continuing the trek
“I love how Nando slowly breaks down Canessa about continuing to walk.”
unknown · 0:44:38
The Edge (1997) · ‘The Edge’ With Bill Simmons and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening cabin scene, with the bear warning and Hopkins starting to watch Baldwin and Elle McPherson
“I really like the opening cabin scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:03 -
pick
The surprise birthday in the cabin, with the door slightly open and the ham out
“The surprise birthday, just the drama of that, of the door being slightly open and the hams out and I, it's a really suspenseful scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:24 -
pick
The plane crash after the birds hit the windshield
“I love the helicopter crash.”
Van Lathan · 0:36:34 -
pick
The first bear encounter, with Hopkins hanging over the edge
“This is a really good scene, because they're just like, what's that?”
unknown · 0:38:37 -
pick
Harold dies, impaling himself on the spear with no explanation
“So the next rewatchable scene is Harold dies.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:25 -
pick
Charles figures it out in the cabin: Baldwin with the gun, drinking, giving himself a pep talk to kill him
“Um, 2 more rewatchable scenes. Charles figures it out in the cabin.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:21 -
pick
The helicopter rescue at the end
“Last thing I have is the rescue.”
Bill Simmons · 0:49:20 -
pick
Killing the bear, Bart the Bear just doing his thing; the cabin scene is the best scene but not the most rewatchable
“The best scene in the movie is the cabin scene. That's the best scene in the movie, but the most rewatchable scene is Bart the Bear just doing his thing, man.”
Van Lathan · 0:51:11 -
pick
Harold dies, as the funny "we got rid of this guy" moment
“I also like when Harold dies.”
Van Lathan · 0:51:19 -
floated
Survivors stumbling across a remote cabin stocked with whiskey, a knife, a gun and coats
“I also love when people are surviving in the middle of nowhere and they stumble across either a small remote house or a cabin?”
unknown · 0:52:49
Margin Call (2011) · ‘Margin Call’ With Bill Simmons, Ryen Russillo, and Brian Koppelman
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Eric Dale gets laid off, Bettany says goodbye with the shoulder slap and hands him the zip drive.
“Eric Dale gets laid off. Betney says goodbye, shoulder slap, gives them the zip drive, be careful.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:24 -
pick
Bettany explains the model to Spacey after Quinto and Badgley summon him, and Spacey slowly realizes what it means.
“The, uh, Bettany explaining the model to Spacey after Kinto and Badgley have kind of summoned him in. And Spacey slowly realizing what it means.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:08 -
pick
Bettany on the balcony: the fear of falling is really the fear that you might jump, then the math on how his money went.
“This is probably the best betting scene of his career is on a balcony.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:10 -
pick
Irons's first scene, the speech about the music about to stop and the biggest bag of odorous excrement.
“have the 1st iron scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:55 -
pick
Irons versus Spacey, part one: Spacey pushes back on the boss without defying him.
“But then it goes into the irons versus Spacey thing, where it's like, is Spacey gonna take this guy on?”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:10 -
pick
Irons versus Spacey, part two: the you-are-panicking exchange.
“Part 2 of Irons versus Spacey, I have too, whereas the, yeah, it does the, you are panicking.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:51 -
pick
Spacey tries to quit and gets Irons's long speech about people who can't pay for their big houses.
“Um, And then I got for the last one, the Spacey tries to quit.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:26 -
pick
The stoop scene, where Eric Dale finally talks to Will and the other life he could have chosen shows.
“I think that the stoop scene, you've been waiting and waiting for Eric Dale to talk to Will, the life that they didn't, that the sort of romance of the other choice he could have made.”
Brian Koppelman · 0:46:15 -
floated
Tucci's character being let go, the HR woman's hand movements and the sailboat on the retirement guide.
“It's very minor. I wouldn't call it rewatchable, but it's perfect. It's when Tucci's being let go.”
Ryen Russillo · 0:47:48 -
pick
Bettany on the balcony.
“Yeah, those were the 2 and I think irons on the.”
Brian Koppelman · 0:50:02 -
pick
Irons's first scene in the conference room, with all the best characters together in one room.
“I think, uh, really for rewatchable, there's so many dynamics in that scene when he says, you know, stand up in the conference room scene, yeah.”
Brian Koppelman · 0:50:05 -
pick
Will selling off his positions over the course of the trading day, shot on the room working the phones.
“Will selling off his positions, and they do a really good job of telling that story over the course of a trading day, and it's really shot well too, because it's not on him.”
Ryen Russillo · 0:50:33
Scent of a Woman (1992) · ‘Scent of a Woman’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Philip Seymour Hoffman's George feeling out Charlie after the dean talks to them
“I love Hoffen feeling out Charlie.”
Chris Ryan · 0:27:44 -
floated
Hoffman's George working Mrs. Hunsacker for a hug
“Not fully a rewatchable scene unto itself, but worth mentioning is the way that he talks to the old woman, Mrs. Hunsacker.”
Chris Ryan · 0:30:20 -
floated
Slade's airplane scene
“Next one is the airplane scene, which you mentioned earlier.”
Chris Ryan · 0:30:49 -
floated
Slade takes Charlie to the Oak Room
“It's a really smart scene, because, and it's not the most rewatchable scene, but it sets up everything that's going to happen in a really good way.”
Chris Ryan · 0:31:38 -
runner-up
The Thanksgiving dinner at the Slade house
“Thanksgiving dinner is just flat out. One of the best 8 minutes. It's probably going to be my pick.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:02 -
floated
The tango with Donna
“And I'm always going to watch the Tango scene, if I'm flipping channels, if it's about to happen.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:18 -
floated
The Ferrari scene, including the negotiation with Freddie at the dealership
“The Ferrari scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:35:43 -
floated
Charlie saves Slade, the Chris O'Donnell crying scene
“Next one is Charlie, save Slade, the famous Chris O'Donnell cry scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:37:45 -
pick
The second half of the boarding school hearing, after Slade shows up
“Yeah, I mean, I probably have the 2nd half of the courtroom scene just because it's so riveting, uh, and it is really like the dramatic sort of apex of the movie.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:58 -
floated
The teacher hitting on Slade at the end
“Uh, the last scene is a small one, but I love when the teacher hits on Slade when it comes full circle or half circle.”
Chris Ryan · 0:42:34
Unforgiven (1992) · ‘Unforgiven’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Will Munny and Ned by the fire: we ain't bad men no more, we're farmers, and how long since you fired a gun.
“So I don't want to like skip over it, but I do like the 2nd scene with him and Morgan Freeman when they're at the fire.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:19 -
floated
English Bob meets Little Bill in the saloon.
“Uh, The next one is when, um, English Bob meets Little Bill.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:59 -
floated
English Bob on the train talking about kings and queens, and Little Bill kicking him off the porch.
“And then I love English Bob on the train.”
Chris Ryan · 0:44:50 -
floated
Little Bill teaching Beauchamp how to judge the best killers: stay cool under fire, don't worry about the quickest draw, kill the best shooter first.
“Next one is, uh, Little Bill explaining to Bochamp, how to rate the best killers in that whole scene”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:13 -
floated
Will and Delilah's scene at the end of the road, shot with deep focus.
“That scene should be terrible and it's not.”
unknown · 0:47:27 -
floated
The Schofield Kid and Ned's botched killing of the first cowboy, Davey, begging for water.
“It's the most non-western Western.”
unknown · 0:48:19 -
floated
The Schofield Kid's outhouse killing and his breakdown afterward.
“The, uh, the Schofield kids versus murder.”
unknown · 0:49:55 -
pick
The ending: Will walks into Greeley's and kills everyone, from 'deserve's got nothing to do with it' on.
“which is obviously the most rewatchable scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:50:18
Misery (1990) · ‘Misery’ With Bill Simmons and Brian Koppelman
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The dinner scene, where Annie spills the wine and Paul's face reacts
“I think that's the most rewatchable scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:50:31 -
pick
The dinner scene, and whether Annie spills the wine on purpose
“but I would say the dinner scene's unbelievable.”
Brian Koppelman · 0:41:57 -
floated
The opening credits and the car accident
“I love the opening credits in the car accident.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:22 -
floated
The tomato soup scene, the first time we see she is crazy
“So the tomato soup scene, which is the 1st time we see she's crazy, these are slum kids.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:13 -
floated
The wrong typewriter paper scene (Mr. Man)
“Um, I like when she buys the wrong paper for the typewriter, and he's like, this, this smears, and she's getting so mad, but trying to contain her stuff.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:30 -
floated
Paul getting out of the room and exploring the house
“When Paul gets out, that's a riveting 3 minutes because you're like, what else is in this house?”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:17 -
floated
The hobbling scene, called the most famous scene but not rewatchable
“I mean, the hobbling isn't rewatchable, but it's the most famous scene, so it almost has to win the most famous scene award”
Bill Simmons · 0:50:25 -
floated
Farnsworth showing up, and the fight with the typewriter at the end
“2 more 2 more scenes.”
Bill Simmons · 0:48:54 -
floated
The gasoline scene where Annie makes him light the manuscript on fire
“Also, the scene with the gasoline when she's, when she, when she makes them put the, because you didn't listen, that was the best scene.”
Brian Koppelman · 0:50:42
Knocked Up (2007) · ‘Knocked Up’ With Bill Simmons, Juliet Litman, and Craig Horlbeck
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The guys ripping on Martin the bearded guy (Scorsese on Coke, Yusuf Islam, Robin Williams knuckles).
“I just so you know, nothing delights me more than a bunch of guys making fun of a friend for some sort of them making fun of Martin the bearded guy.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:46 -
pick
The nightclub scene, especially the dice bit while Seth Rogen dances.
“I just, I love being in a nightclub with them for that 5 minutes.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:06 -
floated
Kristen Wiig's weight-loss scene at E!.
“The, uh, the weight loss scene with Kristen Wig is really good.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:09 -
floated
The double date where the two men tell Rudd and Mann to take the time machine back and have each other.
“I love the double date.”
unknown · 0:38:52 -
floated
The Vegas trip and the doorman scene with Craig Robinson.
“And then I have the Vegas trip is really funny because it ties in that whole stretch of the Vegas trip and the doorman scene when they can't get in the club and Craig Robinson has this whole thing.”
unknown · 0:39:45 -
pick
The fantasy baseball draft scene.
“Um, the fantasy baseball scene is just...”
Craig Horlbeck · 0:40:04 -
pick
Alison's first visit to the guys' house, with Jonah Hill awkward watching Wild Things.
“I like when she goes to the house for the 1st time because I feel like that is a very good representation of how anyone would feel.”
Juliet Litman · 0:40:43 -
pick
The breakfast table scene with Seth Rogen and Maude Apatow.
“I just, one we didn't mention, actually, when Seth Rogen is interacting with Maud Apatow for the 1st time at the breakfast table and they're explaining why he slept over and whatever.”
Juliet Litman · 0:41:27
Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) · ‘Beverly Hills Cop II’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Bogomil getting gunned down
“This is a short one, but Bogamo getting gunned down is just a good action scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:27:23 -
pick
Axel steals the house from the Andersons' construction crew
“Eddie steals the house.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:18 -
pick
Axel goes to the gun club with the bag (Monique and Unique)
“Next one is Axel goes to the gun club.”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:39 -
pick
The strip club scene with the fake Gerald Ford
“President Gerald Ford is so fucking funny.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:52 -
pick
Axel does the matches trick and the fingerprint in Rosewood's fish tank
“The Axel does the matches trick to get the fingerprint.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:12 -
pick
The city deposit robbery through the Playboy Mansion
“I probably have the city deposit all the way through the boy mansion.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:49 -
pick
The racetrack robbery, cross-cut with horses, and Brigitte turning on Kane
“the most Tony Scott robbery, and this is one of my rewatchable scenes is the racetrack robbery because you're cross-cutting.”
Chris Ryan · 0:33:39 -
pick
Frank Pesci and the cigarette salesman yelling at each other
“I also just have, I had to have Frank Pesci in here and have Frank Pesci coming back, the cigarette salesman from the 1st movie”
Chris Ryan · 0:34:10 -
pick
Paul Reiser shows up in a Ferrari with two women
“one of my most rewatchable scenes is Paul Reiser maybe unintentionally doing a Don Simpson impersonation when he shows up in a Ferrari with 2 women in it”
Chris Ryan · 0:34:24 -
runner-up
Axel with the bag at the gun club (comedy pick)
“Yeah, I would do that or the gun or him with the bag in the gun club, one of those two.”
Chris Ryan · 0:35:05
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) · ‘Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The cryogenic facility: Austin thawed out, the long pee, the Swedish-made penis enlarger pump inventory.
“Everything about that scene is a home run.”
unknown · 0:34:38 -
floated
Mustafa's death scene in Las Vegas, where he keeps coming back to explain he is badly burned.
“I have this written down as Mustafa is murdered in Las Vegas.”
unknown · 0:36:01 -
floated
Dr. Evil's overlong laughing scene.
“This is a short one, the evil over laughing scene.”
unknown · 0:37:32 -
pick
Dr. Evil's group therapy scene and his backstory speech.
“It's going to be my pick for most rewatchable.”
unknown · 0:39:08 -
floated
The dinner party scene where Scott Evil asks why Dr. Evil doesn't just shoot them.
“I have the dinner party scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:14 -
floated
The shushing scene and the liquid hot magma bit.
“The shushing scene, which is apparently improvised by those guys, the liquid hot magma, all that.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:53 -
floated
The final honeymoon scene with Random Task and the sight gags.
“And then I think the final scene's really funny when they're on their honeymoon.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:02 -
floated
The electric psychedelic pussycat swingers club.
“I really liked the, um, the whatchamacallit, the electric psychedelic pussycat swingers club.”
unknown · 0:42:22 -
floated
The airplane scene where Austin tries to seduce Vanessa while spinning around.
“I like the airplane too, where he tries to seduce Vanessa and he's constantly spinning around and, oh, I fell over again.”
unknown · 0:42:39 -
runner-up
Austin waking up, the long pee and the penis enlarger.
“I mean, I'm pretty partial to Austin waking up in the long pee and the penis enlarger, but I like the group therapy scene a lot.”
unknown · 0:43:07
The Player (1992) · 'The Player' With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Wesley Morris
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening tracking-shot scene: the studio lot, the pitches (Buck Henry's The Graduate Part II, the out-of-Africa-meets-Pretty-Woman riffs), Fred Ward on foreign films.
“The opening scene, 7 minutes, 47 seconds, 15 takes were required.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:18 -
pick
The big party scene where we meet Sydney Pollack's character, Altman's crowd choreography with quick one-liners.
“Next rewatchable scene, the big party scene, when we meet Sidney Park's character, but just in general, like, Altman's so good at those big ass scenes with lots of things going and quick one liners and different people”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:19 -
pick
The Burt Reynolds scene, where the camera moves away and comes back and he is still in the middle of his story.
“The Burt Reynolds scene we mentioned.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:12 -
pick
Griffin hunts down the writer at the old movie theater showing Bicycle Thieves, ending in the first murder.
“Griffin Huntsdown, Vincent DiNaprio's character at the old movie theater, um, bicycle thieves, which I'm sure Sean owns on Blu-ray.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:15 -
pick
The hotel pool pitch meeting where Griffin is pitched Habeas Corpus, no stars and a depressing ending.
“Next one is the hotel pool pitch meeting when he thinks he's going to meet the postcard guy and runs it to the other 2 guys and they pitch him habeas corpus, which has no stars and an depressing ending.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:13 -
pick
Tim Robbins's black-tie gala speech about the art of motion pictures.
“I love the black tie function when Robbins gives the speech about art.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:14 -
pick
The ending: the finished Habeas Corpus with Julia Roberts and Bruce Willis, then Griffin getting the pitch for The Player and driving home to his pregnant wife.
“And then the ending in Sean said, Griffin gets the pitch for the player and is Rolls Royce is he's driving home and his pregnant wife and the house that has the most flowers I've ever seen, the end.”
Bill Simmons · 0:47:12 -
pick
Griffin arrested by the Pasadena police and interrogated by Lyle Lovett and Whoopi Goldberg, the tampon bit.
“Well, when he gets arrested by the Pasadena police, and he's brought into the station and he's being interrogated simultaneously by Lyle Lovin and Whoopi Goldberg and like an all-time Whoopi Goldberg performance.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:47:32
Die Hard 2 (1990) · ‘Die Hard 2’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
John fights two guys in the security-restricted baggage area (Vondie Curtis-Hall's scene).
“First one, I have written out as John fights 2 guys in a security restricted baggage area.”
Bill Simmons · 0:23:47 -
pick
Carmine Lorenzo meets McLean, their first scene together.
“Carmine meets McLean. their 1st seen together.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:05 -
pick
The paintball shootout: the terrorist-looking guys on the skywalk the airport SWAT team ignores.
“The next one I have is the, uh, I call it paintball shootout.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:46 -
floated
The British Airways plane crash; he calls it memorable but not rewatchable.
“I wouldn't call it rewatchable, more like memorable, but Sean, like, what was going on back then?”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:20 -
pick
McLean pushes up the grate as the plane comes out, gets Esperanza, and parachutes out toward the camera.
“Next one I have is, uh, McRane pushing that McLean pushing that crate, that grate up as the plane comes out.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:01 -
pick
McLean versus John Amos and Stuart, ending with McLean blowing up the plane on the runway.
“And then, uh, the last one, I just have McQueen versus John Amos and and, uh, and Stuart.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:47 -
floated
The news helicopter pilot as they fly over the transport plane (I'm crazy, but I'm not that crazy).
“I really like uh, the news helicopter pilot in that scene with when they're going over the uh, the airplane, the transport plane.”
Chris Ryan · 0:34:33 -
floated
The scenes of McLean and Art Evans standing over a blueprint working out where to go.
“there's like literally 5 or 6 scenes with McLean and Art Evans being like, so it would have to be at the old church, you know,”
Chris Ryan · 0:34:56 -
floated
William Atherton and Bonnie Bedelia battling on the plane in first class.
“I also like all the William Atherton, Bonnie Bedelia, like battling on the plane and 1st class stuff.”
Chris Ryan · 0:35:08
Panic Room (2002) · ‘Panic Room’ (Plus a Mini Will Smith–Oscars Recap) With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The robbers show up.
“I just wrote down the robbers show up.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:56 -
floated
The opening walk-through of the house, which sets up the spatial layout.
“The robbers, can I just say, I do think that that intro scene when they walk through the house, though, is pretty critical to the movie to just giving you the spatial awareness of everything.”
unknown · 0:45:14 -
pick
Meg finds out the robbers are in the house.
“Jody finds out they're in the house.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:41 -
pick
Meg goes for her phone while Whitaker talks in slow motion.
“Jody gets her phone.”
Bill Simmons · 0:51:15 -
pick
Junior blurts out how much money is really in the safe.
“Leto screws up and says how much money is really in the safe is my next rewatch.”
Bill Simmons · 0:51:50 -
pick
The switcheroo with the dad and Raul, a little Silence of the Lambs homage.
“So the switcheroo with the dad and Raul.”
unknown · 0:53:43 -
pick
The ending, everything that happens.
“Last one is just the ending.”
unknown · 0:54:18 -
pick
Running the propane gas into the panic room.
“huge one is running the gas into the panic room.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:54:24 -
pick
The propane tank sequence: Junior banging on the wall, the argument over turning the tank off.
“I'm going to take the propane tanks.”
Chris Ryan · 0:56:31
The Batman (2022) · ‘Batman’ (1989) With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening introduction of Batman with the thug on the rooftop ("I'm Batman")
“First scene, the introduction of Batman.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:44 -
pick
Knox and Vicki Vale visiting Bruce Wayne's office
“Knox and Vicki going to Bruce Wayne's office.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:06 -
pick
Batman foils the Joker and his gang for the first time, and the Joker falls into the vat
“Batman Foil's Joker in the Gang the first time.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:24 -
pick
The Joker's first look at the Batmobile, with Vicki taking pictures while Batman beats everyone up
“We see the Batmobile for the 1st time.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:04 -
pick
Driving into the Bat Cave with Vicki, who thinks she is being taken to be murdered
“Driving into the bat cave. I think is my favorite part of the movie.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:12 -
pick
The flashback reveal that the Joker killed Bruce's parents
“The flashback reveal that the Joker killed Bruce's parents is really well done.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:32 -
pick
The newscasts and the SmileX ad
“I really liked the newscasts and the SmileX ad.”
unknown · 0:40:45 -
pick
The nighttime parade where the balloons release the gas
“The parade is pretty amazing.”
unknown · 0:40:59 -
floated
The three big Vicky and Joker scenes: the museum date, the Bruce/Joker showdown ("let's get nuts"), and the bell tower
“I feel like the 3 big scenes with Vicky and the Joker.”
unknown · 0:41:18 -
floated
The bell tower finale in the cathedral, which he did not have the guts to pick
“I didn't have the guts to put the Bell Tower scene in most rewatchable.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:02 -
pick
Driving into the Bat Cave
“Um, I would say most rewatchable scene for me is probably driving into the back cave.”
Chris Ryan · 0:42:37 -
pick
The Party Man scene in the museum, with the Joker dancing and defacing the art
“I love the party man scene.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:42:45
The Ice Storm (1997) · ‘The Ice Storm’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
floated
The first dinner party scene, after the wine is spilled, with everyone seated next to a spouse they don't seem to like
“The 1st dinner party scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:01 -
floated
Kevin Kline's affair reveal with Sigourney Weaver, where he babbles about golf and she says he's boring her
“He's just babbling about golf and she says, You're boring me.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:30 -
floated
Kline left alone in Weaver's house, then coming down to find Elijah Wood and Christina Ricci and the Nixon mask
“This is the Nixon Mass scene and Klein comes down.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:20 -
floated
The car ride to the key party with Kline and Joan Allen debating what will happen
“The car ride to the key party with Kevin Klein and Joe Allen debating on whether they're, you know, what's going to happen.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:24 -
floated
Tearing up to Levon by Elton John as Katie Holmes passes out
“I just love tearing Levon by Elton John.”
unknown · 0:43:39 -
pick
The key party itself
“The key party itself for rewatchable scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:32 -
floated
The whole electrocution scene at the end
“But the whole electrocution scene is fucking tire.”
Bill Simmons · 0:46:05 -
floated
Joan Allen at the book sale, where she meets the Reverend and then sees Wendy riding her bike
“Which is Joan Allen at the, at the book sale, where she encounters the Reverend, and then she sees Wendy riding her bike.”
unknown · 0:47:50 -
floated
Kline driving Tobey Maguire back from the train and talking about self-abuse
“Kevin Klein driving Toby Maguire back from the train and talking about self-abuse.”
Chris Ryan · 0:48:01 -
pick
The key party as the one rewatchable scene, agreed by the group
“Key party is the one.”
unknown · 0:48:11
Miracle (2004) · ‘Miracle’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Herb picks the 26-man tryout team in an hour while Craig Patrick objects
“I like when Herb picks the 26 man tryout team in an hour.”
Bill Simmons · 0:26:39 -
pick
O'Callahan fights McClanahan to get back at the cheap shot (Boston versus Minnesota)
“OC fighting McLanahan is great.”
unknown · 0:27:13 -
pick
Herb makes everyone skate sprints after the exhibition game until Rizzo answers 'the United States of America'
“Herb makes everyone do splints after the exhibition game.”
unknown · 0:28:01 -
floated
The players intervene with Herb over Timmy Harrer waiting outside the bus
“I like when players intervene with the coach and they do the whole family thing, some good life lessons in there.”
unknown · 0:29:50 -
pick
Ralph Cox gets cut
“Ralph Cox gets cut.”
unknown · 0:29:59 -
pick
The Sweden game locker room scene where Herb needles McClanahan to get him going
“The Sweden game.”
unknown · 0:31:00 -
pick
Herb's pregame speech before the Soviet game ('This is your time')
“Great stuff.”
unknown · 0:32:00 -
pick
The third period of the USSR game, opening with Herb's speech before it
“I mean, you have to go with the 3rd period of the USSR game.”
unknown · 0:35:03 -
runner-up
Herb tells OC he made the team and OC thinks he is getting cut
“Can I throw one that is like probably the most moving moment of the movie for me is when he tells OC he made the team.”
unknown · 0:35:11
The Godfather Part II (1974) · ‘The Godfather Part II’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, Chris Ryan, and Brian Koppelman
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Senator Geary negotiating with Michael ('My offer is nothing')
“Senator Gary scene for me.”
Bill Simmons · 1:24:55 -
pick
Hyman Roth tells Michael about Moe Green and Las Vegas
“Second scene, Hyman Roth brings up Mo Green to Michael Corleone.”
Bill Simmons · 0:48:37 -
pick
The three-part Havana sequence, including the banana daiquiri with Fredo
“Next, we watch both the three-part Havana sequence.”
Bill Simmons · 0:55:26 -
pick
Michael realizes Fredo betrayed him ('I know it was you, Fredo')
“The three-part of anisequence, Michael realizes Fredo betrayed him.”
Bill Simmons · 0:57:55 -
pick
Vito kills Don Fanucci on the rooftops during the festa
“Um, next scene, veto killing Don Finucci.”
Bill Simmons · 1:00:57 -
pick
Fredo versus Michael in Tahoe ('I was passed over')
“Next scene, Fredo versus Michael.”
Bill Simmons · 1:03:57 -
pick
Kay tells Michael the miscarriage was an abortion
“Well, speaking of betrayal, the abortion scene.”
Bill Simmons · 1:07:17 -
pick
Vito kills Don Ciccio
“Vito kills Don Chiccio.”
Bill Simmons · 1:14:03 -
pick
Connie asks Michael to forgive Fredo, ending in the hug and the look at Al Neri
“We did Connie asked Michael to forgive Fredo.”
Bill Simmons · 1:15:24 -
pick
Tom Hagan and Frankie Five Angels' last scene (the Roman emperors story)
“Tom and Frankie's last scene.”
Bill Simmons · 1:15:32 -
pick
The final three deaths: Roth, Frankie in the bathtub, and Fredo in the boat
“And this must all end. Three, two more rewatchable scenes, the final big three death, where you have the incredible high degree of difficulty Hyman Roth murder, which hold that.”
Bill Simmons · 1:19:34 -
pick
The flashback ending at the Corleone table where Michael says he enlisted
“And then the flashback ending is the last one I have.”
Bill Simmons · 1:20:34 -
pick
Kay's abortion scene, which he says he rewatches constantly
“Just every, every couple days, I just fire up the abortion scene.”
Brian Koppelman · 1:07:46 -
floated
Vito comes home after being fired and sets the pear on the table
“When he just puts the pair down when Vito puts the pair down on their on his wife's table, you know, and sits down and they just silently eat the thing and he gives her a kiss.”
Brian Koppelman · 1:01:49 -
pick
Clemenza and Vito stealing the rug
“I really love the Clemenza and Vito stealing the rug scene.”
unknown · 1:22:08 -
pick
Vito and Don Roberto (the door business)
“It's the Don Roberto scene.”
unknown · 1:22:29 -
pick
The Senate hearings where Pentangeli recants and his brother appears
“The Senate hearings when Pentangially comes out and then his brother comes out.”
unknown · 1:23:42 -
pick
The Havana sequence, specifically Michael and Fredo at the cafe
“I think I'm going to go with the Havana sequence.”
Chris Ryan · 1:25:04 -
pick
Fredo and Michael at the end in Tahoe ('tell me a day in advance')
“I have Fredo and Michael.”
unknown · 1:25:21
Father of the Bride (1991) · ‘Father of the Bride’ With Bill Simmons and Amanda Dobbins
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening monologue, where Steve Martin talks to the camera
“The opening monologue I mentioned before.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:25:55 -
pick
Annie tells her parents she's getting married
“So, this scene was rewatchable anyway because Steve Martin's so funny in it.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:27:40 -
pick
Meeting Brian, the son-in-law
“Next scene, meeting Brian, the son-in-law.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:34:00 -
pick
Cutting down the wedding list
“Next one I have is cutting down the wedding list, which is a shorter scene, but if you've ever been married is so, it's so cutthroat as you're trying to figure out whatever you want to get to your number.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:35:03 -
pick
The blender fight between Annie and Brian, and George grappling with the blender
“The uh, the Bunder fight, which we needed a little melodrama in there, but I actually think, I think Kimberly Williams, and we'll talk about her later too.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:35:27 -
pick
The kid montage into the father-daughter basketball scene
“Last one I have is the kid montage basketball scene.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:36:12 -
pick
Annie saying she's getting married, the first family dinner scene
“Mine is Annie saying she's getting married.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:12 -
pick
The hot dog and hot dog bun math scene
“The hot dog hot dog bun scene.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:44:21
Saturday Night Fever (1977) · ‘Saturday Night Fever’ With Bill Simmons and Jimmy Kimmel
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening credits, Tony walking the Brooklyn streets with the paint can and two slices of pizza.
“Well, I mean, I don't... opening scene of the movie.”
Jimmy Kimmel · 0:43:36 -
pick
Tony takes over the dance floor to You Should Be Dancing, the two-minute heat check.
“All right, so I'm going, I'm going the disco that you should be dancing scene as most rewatchable.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:29 -
floated
The first dance club sequence to Disco Inferno, Annette pulling Tony onto the floor.
“The 1st dance club sequence where they show up, Disco Inferno was playing.”
unknown · 0:34:47 -
floated
Tony in his underwear doing Al Pacino in front of his grandmother.
“Another scene that I think is very rewatchable is when he, that's related to that, that scene is when he is in his underwear and he pops out of his bedroom and there's his grandmother.”
unknown · 0:35:47 -
floated
The first coffee scene between Tony and Stephanie (you're a cliche, you're nowhere).
“Next rewatchable scene, the 1st coffee scene with him and Stephanie.”
unknown · 0:36:35 -
floated
The first Brooklyn Bridge scene where the guys jump off and pretend.
“The 1st Brooklyn Bridge scene.”
unknown · 0:41:34 -
floated
The dance contest, rewatchable because it makes him mad that Tony and Stephanie's dancing isn't better.
“But, and then uh, the dance contest, which I enjoy more because it makes me mad.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:57
The Color of Money (1986) · ‘The Color of Money’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Vincent comes back to Chalkey's and does Werewolves of London, flipping the cue
“The, uh, the pool hall. This, I, full disclosure, this is gonna be my favorite part. The Blackpool Hall, where Newman leaves.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:38 -
floated
Vincent demolishing John Turturro (sledgehammer break)
“Cruise demolishing John Torturo.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:57 -
floated
Eddie shuts down Carmen's flirting: this is business
“I like when he shuts down Carmen's flirting.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:14 -
floated
Eddie and Carmen pretend to be a couple (two brothers and a stranger)
“It's short, but when Eddie and Carmen pretend to be a couple... Two brothers and a stranger. Really good.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:06 -
floated
The money player battle: Grady Seasons gets in Vincent's head until he snaps
“I like the money player battle when the guy is fucking with Cruz and Cruz is supposed to be dumping to him”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:16 -
floated
Forest Whitaker's big scene as Amos
“How about Forrest Whitaker's big scene?”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:46 -
floated
Newman's comeback montage and the nine-ball tournament leading to Newman beating Cruise
“Newman's comeback montage.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:09 -
pick
Eddie takes Vincent and Carmen to dinner and picks up Diane at the bar
“I really, really love when Eddie takes Vincent and Carmen to dinner.”
Chris Ryan · 0:33:43 -
pick
The bar scene where Eddie gives Vincent the Balabushka and tells Carmen to go cold on him
“And I also have, um, when the whole scene in the bar where Eddie has given Vincent the Balabushka”
Chris Ryan · 0:34:19 -
floated
Helen Shaver's "little prick" button on Vincent after he throws the match
“Helen Schaver's like, well, he's a little prick.”
Chris Ryan · 0:35:12 -
pick
The Grady Seasons showdown, where Scorsese runs the blues soundtrack backwards
“So I think I'll go Grady seasons because it's almost like him breaking bad.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:36:11 -
runner-up
Forest Whitaker's Amos showdown
“I, either Grady seasons or Forrest Whitaker.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:35:39 -
pick
The whole Chalkey's sequence, including Eddie playing Vince for the first time, plus werewolves
“I got werewolves, but the entire Chalky sequence, including like the one where there, you know, Fat Eddie plays Vince for the 1st time”
Chris Ryan · 0:36:24 -
pick
Werewolves of London into Newman's speech
“Oh, it's werewolves.”
unknown · 0:36:50
Trainspotting (1996) · ‘Trainspotting’ With Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The Choose Life monologue, especially Renton's closing line about choosing something else, which also covers the five-a-side match and the Bond monologue.
“my 1st rewatchable scene is the Choose Life monologue”
Andy Greenwald · 0:36:29 -
pick
Renton's first attempt to get off junk: the voiceover, the stacked cans and the barricade, ahead of the toilet.
“I like I like the 1st trying to get off junk scene.”
Andy Greenwald · 0:38:24 -
floated
Spud's job interview.
“I would also nominate Spud's job interview.”
unknown · 0:38:48 -
pick
Begbie's story and Tommy's version of it: the freeze frames, the cutaways, and the pub brawl.
“So I'm going to go Begbie's story Tommy's version as the best, most rewatchable scene because I actually have like just fired that up on YouTube from time to time.”
Chris Ryan · 0:44:13 -
floated
Begbie showing up in London and knocking away the pot of noodles.
“I would also say, um, later in the film, when Begbie shows up in London, uh, I always really love that when he's like knocks the pot of noodles away”
Andy Greenwald · 0:43:00 -
floated
The final scag deal with Keith Allen.
“And the final one would just be the scag deal with Keith Allen.”
Andy Greenwald · 0:43:24 -
floated
The whole opening rush.
“For me, the whole just opening rush bleeds into one.”
Chris Ryan · 0:43:31 -
floated
The nightclub sex montage.
“I think the entire nightclub sex business montage.”
Chris Ryan · 0:43:37
Fight Club (1999) · ‘Fight Club’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The semi-opening insomnia and IKEA sequence, where the narrator sets up his life and the things he hates.
“Um, I really like the opening, the semi-opening scene with the insomnia.”
Bill Simmons · 0:51:12 -
pick
The second Tyler and narrator scene (the things you own end up owning you; hit me as hard as you can).
“The 2nd Tyler and narrator scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:52:48 -
pick
The first actual Fight Club scene: Tyler's speech to the club and Lou's cameo.
“So got that one, got the 1st actual fight club scene when the fight club gets together.”
Bill Simmons · 0:54:02 -
pick
The starting-a-fight-with-a-stranger montage, through the narrator fighting himself in the boss's office and the first Project Mayhem montage; the roughly 20 minutes from Tyler's speech on is the most rewatchable stretch.
“The starting a fight with a stranger montage”
Chris Ryan · 0:55:31 -
runner-up
The car accident scene, which he calls a half rewatchable scene for how it was shot.
“The car accident is a half rewatchable scene, but it really great how they shot that.”
Bill Simmons · 0:56:38 -
pick
The narrator realizing in the hotel room that he is Tyler.
“Next rewatchable narrator realizing that he's actually Tyler in the hotel room is just great.”
Bill Simmons · 0:57:21 -
pick
The final Pitt and Norton scene, with the Pixies ending.
“The final Pitt Norton scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:58:23 -
pick
The bar and the first fight, plus the speech, the Lou cameo and the stranger-fight montage; that whole first section.
“But my favorite, my most rewatchable scene is just like the bar and then their 1st fight. I like the speech, the Lou Cameo and starting a fight with a stranger montage, that whole section, I would go with that.”
Chris Ryan · 0:59:07
Boyz n the Hood (1991) · ‘Boyz n the Hood’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, Van Lathan, and Logan Murdock
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The burglar breaking into Furious's house, the tension and the two holes through the door
“We get some tension right away. The 2 holes through the door.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:47 -
pick
Going to see the dead body, the Stand By Me homage
“Unabashed, stand by me, homage, where they had the producer from Stand By Me working for the movie, Singleton loved it”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:50 -
pick
The stolen football
“Stolen football.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:25 -
pick
The father-son fishing scene
“The father son fishing scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:49 -
pick
The barbecue scene, which introduces a crowd of characters in five minutes
“The barbecue scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:34 -
pick
The USC recruiting visit
“The USC recruiting visit is another scene that does a lot in a short amount of time.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:00 -
pick
Furious's speech on the lot about gentrification and keeping the neighborhood black
“Uh, the the scene on the lot. Furious talking about keeping black neighborhoods black.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:25 -
pick
Ricky gets bumped, the gunshots, and Trey and Ricky stopped by the cops
“Ricky gets bumped.”
Bill Simmons · 0:48:50 -
pick
Ricky getting shot
“I hesitate to call Ricky, get shot, a rewatchable scene, but it is a rewatchable scene”
Bill Simmons · 0:52:28 -
pick
Furious stops Trey
“Furious stops Trey. Doughboys Revenge, and then the ending are my last three.”
Bill Simmons · 0:55:50 -
pick
Doughboy's revenge
“Furious stops Trey. Doughboys Revenge, and then the ending are my last three.”
Bill Simmons · 0:55:50 -
pick
The ending
“Furious stops Trey. Doughboys Revenge, and then the ending are my last three.”
Bill Simmons · 0:55:50 -
floated
Ricky getting shot, the most affecting scene but one he does not want to rewatch often
“the Ricky getting shot scene is definitely one of the most affecting movies to this day, no matter how many times you watch it.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:56:00 -
pick
The barbecue
“I do want to watch the barbecue.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:56:18 -
pick
The recruiting visit
“I do want to watch people getting recruited.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:56:19 -
pick
The barbecue and the ending
“I meant for the barbecue and the ending are my 2 favorites.”
unknown · 0:56:34 -
pick
Doughboy's revenge ride
“Like, the revenge ride, 1st of all, from him getting out and just that's the most rewatchable scene because that is some powerful filmmaking.”
unknown · 0:56:44
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) · ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening Peruvian temple sequence
“it's in the running for best opening scene of all times.”
unknown · 0:39:56 -
pick
The Cairo sequence, Indy shooting the swordsman
“We had the Egypt fight scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:03 -
pick
Indy finding the Ark in the map room
“Indie finding the arc.”
Bill Simmons · 0:45:55 -
floated
The snake pit in the Well of Souls
“The snake pit scene had that as well.”
unknown · 0:46:29 -
floated
The airplane fight into the truck chase
“the airplane fight right into the truck chase.”
unknown · 0:47:51 -
pick
The face melting at the end
“the last one I have is face melted palooza.”
Bill Simmons · 0:49:04 -
pick
The exposition scene where the agents visit Marcus and Indy at college
“So as exposition scenes go?”
unknown · 0:49:33 -
pick
The opening scene, with the airplane fight into the truck chase second
“I have the opening scene as my most rewatchable scene”
unknown · 0:51:45
What About Bob? (1991) · ‘What About Bob?’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Van Lathan
Most rewatchable scene
-
floated
The opening credits, which establish how nuts Bob is right away
“Um, I really like the opening credits.”
Bill Simmons · 0:27:19 -
pick
The first therapy session with Murray and Dreyfuss (what if my heart stops beating)
“I have the 1st therapy scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:27:29 -
pick
Bob waiting at the diner for the doctor to call, and the Gutmans who own the diner
“Next rewatchable scene when he's, when Bob's waiting for the doctor to call in the diner, the guy uses the phone.”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:05 -
pick
Bob sailing with the family
“To me, this is when, right here is when the movie takes off.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:59 -
pick
Dr. Marvin breaking out the puppets to talk to his daughter
“I also love when Dreyfus is talking where they're after and he breaks out the fucking puppets and it's like, oh, you're a lunatic.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:13 -
pick
Bob teaches Siggy how to dive and Siggy pushes Murray into the lake
“Now, the next rewatchable scene, he teaches Siggy how to dive.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:01 -
pick
Bob at dinner (the hand shucked corn)
“Um, Bob at dinner.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:13 -
pick
Bob saves Travis from choking and they all gravitate to him
“And then when he saves them, they all gravitate to Bob.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:56 -
pick
The GMA interview crash and the diner people celebrating
“Bob crashed in the GMA interview, the GMA interview, the whole thing, the diner people celebrating.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:09 -
pick
Dreyfuss kicking Bob out (he's never gone)
“Um, the Dreyfus kicking him out.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:15 -
pick
Leo tries to blow up Bob and Bob's house pulls up
“And then, uh, Leo tries to blow up Bob, but Bob's house pulls up.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:21 -
pick
The chicken (dinner) scene
“The chicken scene is my favorite scene.”
unknown · 0:33:27 -
pick
Bob gets off the bus and finds Leo by screaming his name in the middle of town
“I do love it also, when he gets off the bus and his idea of tracking down Leo is just to stand in the middle of town and scream, Dr. Leo Marvin, and it works.”
unknown · 0:33:28 -
pick
The Bob and Siggy diving scene, and every Bob and Siggy scene including the bed conversation
“I really, I like that scene a lot more watching it the 2nd time around, but I feel like every scene between Bob and Siggy is really good”
Sean Fennessey · 0:34:47 -
pick
Siggy in bed with Bob, shot like a horror scene
“But my favorite scene is scaring the shit out of me.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:34:59 -
pick
Dreyfuss blowing his top: he's never gone, then opening the door
“My favorite scene is definitely Dreyfuss just blowing his top and doing the he's not gone.”
unknown · 0:35:23 -
pick
The dinner, Bob being annoying
“I have the dinner.”
unknown · 0:35:32
Predator (1987) · ‘Predator’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, Shea Serrano, and Kyle Brandt
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Dutch and Dillon's handshake greeting in the jungle
“It's so many things I'd like, including basically, uh, Dylan has to do the whole, we need the best, which I think is a staple of an action movie.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:30 -
pick
The skinned bodies hanging in the trees
“The skin bodies revelation is pretty harrowing.”
Bill Simmons · 0:26:17 -
pick
The hostage rescue / compound raid
“Um, I just wrote down hostage rescue scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:26:48 -
pick
Billy tracking and getting spooked
“Next one I wrote down was, what's got Billy so spooked?”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:51 -
pick
Jesse dies, and Bill Duke's what-the-fuck face
“Which leads to Bill Duke's what the fuck face.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:29 -
pick
The 90 seconds of gunfire into the jungle
“This also includes the 90 seconds of gunfiring, which is intentional.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:01 -
pick
Arnold tries to lure the predator out and it is suddenly gone
“Arnold tries to lure the predator out when they catch him and then all of a sudden he's gone is a really good scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:27 -
pick
Apollo dies, Sonny dies, Get to the Choppa, Arnold's mud disguise, run together
“Arnold jumps in water, mud disguise.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:35 -
pick
Arnold making the weapons
“Is really enjoyable?”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:41 -
pick
The predator takes his mask off: you're one ugly motherfucker
“Arnold says, you're one ugly motherfucker.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:10 -
pick
The ending
“Then the ending would be the last one.”
Bill Simmons · 0:35:41 -
pick
The Zapruder scene: the team gets off the chopper in their casual clothes
“And for me, the Zapruder scene of Predator is the guys getting off the chopper and getting to see what these guys wear in their like casual life before they go.”
Chris Ryan · 0:36:04 -
pick
The team unloading into the jungle, and the destruction after
“but I, I'm, I'm a, I'm a shooting into the jungle guy.”
Shea Serrano · 0:37:45 -
pick
The final fight, Dutch versus the predator
“I think it's Dutch versus the predator at the end.”
Kyle Brandt · 0:39:05 -
pick
The slasher-movie stretch where the predator picks the team off, including Blain's death
“I think it's like the slasher movie part.”
Chris Ryan · 0:40:00
Thief (1981) · ‘Thief’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Frank goes to the plating company to demand his money.
“I just wrote down, Con goes to the plating company to get his money.”
Bill Simmons · 0:26:36 -
pick
Willie Nelson's big prison scene with Frank, ending in 'I don't want to die in here, Frank.'
“We have to put Willie Nelson's big scene in here.”
unknown · 0:27:48 -
pick
Robert Prosky's first scene, the entrance of Leo.
“Prosky's 1st scene”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:30 -
pick
The diner monologue, Frank's first date with Jessie.
“Next scene, the diner monologue, which is the reason we're doing this podcast because I think I texted Chris like 2 months ago.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:04 -
pick
The elevator-shaft sequence leading into the break-in.
“The elevator scene is like weirdly harrowing when you're watching it.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:27 -
pick
Prosky lays down the law to Frank, shot from Frank's POV.
“I wrote, Proski lays down the law.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:56 -
pick
The ending: Frank blows up his life and takes out Leo's men.
“And then last is the ending.”
Bill Simmons · 0:42:40 -
pick
The diner scene with Tuesday Weld, the closing pick of the segment; a second host agrees.
“I think it's probably the, honestly for me, it's the diner scene with Tuesday Wells.”
unknown · 0:45:50
The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) · ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ With Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The pre-credit character introductions scored by Hey Jude
“The pre-credit character introductions that you mentioned is scored by, hey, Jude.”
Chris Ryan · 0:35:25 -
pick
Royal at Margot's first play, when she is 11
“I always really love royal at Margot's 1st play.”
Chris Ryan · 0:35:32 -
pick
Margot meets Richie at the pier (the Nico needle drop)
“Margot meets Richie at the pier.”
Chris Ryan · 0:36:29 -
pick
Royal surreptitiously meets Ari and Uzi at the Y
“I always loved it when Royal goes to surreptitiously meet Ari and Uzi at the Y.”
Chris Ryan · 0:36:51 -
pick
Richie's tennis meltdown and the broadcast
“Um, that leads to Richie's tennis meltdown where they actually show some of the broadcast and his uh, that 72 unforced errors.”
Chris Ryan · 0:37:36 -
pick
Richie and Eli first meet, with Eli on mescaline
“Richie and Eli, when they 1st meet and Eli's on Mescalin.”
Chris Ryan · 0:37:57 -
pick
Any scene with Eli Cash
“any scene with Eli Cash is rewatchable.”
Andy Greenwald · 0:38:04 -
pick
Royal and his grandkids down by the schoolyard (the scrapping, yelling and mixing it up montage)
“Royal and his grandkids down by the schoolyard, the whole, the whole, uh, I mean, who is down by the schoolyard?”
Chris Ryan · 0:39:07 -
pick
Henry busts Royal, then Richie and Royal outside the house (you were never dying)
“he figures out that he's taking tic-tacs and eating cheeseburgers and does not have stomach cancer”
Chris Ryan · 0:39:19 -
pick
Royal and Ethel: baby, I'm dying
“the scene that the further I get from it, the more I just want to rewatch it.”
Andy Greenwald · 0:39:41 -
pick
Margot's background file montage set to the Ramones
“I love the Margot, the Margot background file, montage with the Ramones, just just amazing shit.”
Chris Ryan · 0:42:02 -
pick
The detective and the 'she's a smoker' punchline
“But also, the detective.”
Chris Ryan · 0:42:08 -
floated
Richie's suicide attempt, set to Needle in the Hay
“Needle in the hay, attempted suicide, where she's attempted suicide, I think hits like a sledgehammer.”
Chris Ryan · 0:42:29 -
pick
Margot and Richie in the tent
“the last one I have is Margot and Richie in the tent, uh, which is incredibly tender moment.”
Chris Ryan · 0:43:23 -
pick
The opening Hey Jude montage introducing the characters, narrated by Alec Baldwin
“this movie starts with one of the more epic throat clearings I can remember”
Andy Greenwald · 0:43:37 -
pick
Margot's background file montage
“I think the Margot background file montage is, for me, like the most effortless, effortlessly stylish and expository and wonderful sequence”
Andy Greenwald · 0:44:36
Home Alone (1990) · ‘Home Alone’ With Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Mina Kimes
Most rewatchable scene
-
floated
The McAllister family chaos at the start, introducing the characters and setting Kevin up as a brat who could be left behind
“I have, just in general, the family chaos in the beginning.”
Chris Ryan · 0:25:04 -
floated
Kevin's shopping and shoplifting scenes, the Michael Jordan holiday party and the supermarket cashier
“Love Kevin shoplifting, although I think it's, you know, it's a sad indictment of how easy it is to slip into a life of crime in this country”
Chris Ryan · 0:25:51 -
floated
Kate and the Polka King at the airport, John Candy's introduction
“Um, Kate and the Polka King at the airport, just John Candy's introduction.”
Chris Ryan · 0:27:00 -
floated
Kevin's conversation with the fake Santa Claus
“A low-key moment that has always been a personal favor of mine is Kevin's, Kevin's conversation with the fake Santa Claus.”
Chris Ryan · 0:27:10 -
floated
The Christmas choir scene where Kevin gets Mr. Marley's backstory
“I also have the Christmas choir scene where he sort of gets Mr. Marley's backstory and it's it's probably the most holiday centric moment in the in the movie.”
Chris Ryan · 0:28:23 -
floated
The final robbery, a 22 minute tour de force of physical comedy
“Uh, I have the final robbery, which, you know, is, as we've noted, a 22 minute tour de force of physical comedy”
Chris Ryan · 0:29:00 -
floated
The reunion: Catherine O'Hara's arrival and the siblings showing up with 30 seconds of interest in Kevin
“and then the reunion, which is actually, like, I thought last night when I watched this movie, it was like, oh, this is really kind of note perfect, is Catherine O'Hare's final arrival”
Chris Ryan · 0:29:18 -
pick
The pizza delivery comes back and Kevin uses the movie (Angels with Filthy Souls) to scare the pizza guy off
“I thought I felt like the most obvious choice is when the pizza delivery comes back and he uses the film.”
Mina Kimes · 0:29:46 -
floated
The family chaos in the beginning, the child's-eye view of everyone yelling
“I too liked the chaos in the beginning and it's sort of the introduction to the POV style where it shows from, it's like what it was like to be a child and have everyone yelling at you”
Mina Kimes · 0:30:25 -
floated
The clever setup of how the family leaves Kevin behind: the storm, the head count, the rush to the airport
“the setup for how they left him behind was really cleverly written, which I didn't absorb again as a 10 year old.”
Mina Kimes · 0:30:39 -
floated
Catherine O'Hara and John Heard on the plane trying to figure out what they forgot, with Kevin screaming
“I think of Catherine O'Hara and John Hurd talking on the plane and trying to figure out what they forgot.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:31:15 -
floated
Kevin's first day home alone indulging kid fantasies: jumping on the bed, the giant sundae, Angels with Filthy Souls
“The 1st 2 days a lot or the 1st day where he's home alone a lot when he does all the indulges in all the kid fantasies, the jumping on the bed, eating like a 16 scoop sundae”
Mina Kimes · 0:32:33
The Game (1997) · ‘The Game’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
From Rebhorn taking Nicholas up and the 300-person cafeteria reveal through to the end
“Basically, from the moment he brings Rebhorn up and sees basically this 300 person cafeteria scene, all the way through to the end, I'm in.”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:06 -
floated
Nicholas and Conrad have lunch
“Douglas and Sean Penn have lunch.”
Bill Simmons · 0:27:10 -
floated
The TV starts talking to Nicholas
“The, uh, the TV starts talking to Nicholas.”
Bill Simmons · 0:27:53 -
floated
The chase with Deborah Kara Unger: dogs, walls, the dumpster
“There's a good chase scene with Deborah Carey Unger, that includes them climbing walls to get away from dogs and jumping into a dumpster, which leads me to my question.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:31 -
floated
The presidential suite sequence
“I love that entire sequence, though, the entire sequence of the presidential suite with the pickpocket moment”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:11 -
floated
The cab driving scene when he has to jump out of the cab
“The cab driver scene's really good when he has to jump out of the cab.”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:58 -
pick
Coming home to the graffiti with White Rabbit blaring
“I love when he returns back to his house and he finds the graffiti and we hear white rabbit.”
unknown · 0:30:19 -
pick
The main chase with Deborah Kara Unger around CRS, ending with the empty office
“Uh, yeah, the Deborah Carr Unger, the sort of main chase sequence, I think, is my most rewatchable scene”
unknown · 0:30:46 -
floated
Both Armin Mueller-Stahl scenes: the dressing-down in Seattle and the thrown Polaroids
“Gosh, you know, I really am a big fan of both Armin Mueller stall scenes.”
unknown · 0:31:03 -
pick
Scenes of Nicholas asking questions about the game, at the club and with Deborah Kara Unger
“Well, all the scenes where he's like asking questions about what the game is.”
unknown · 0:31:46 -
pick
The first Rebhorn scene, the sales pitch for the game
“That whole sequence is my, that is my most rewatchable scene.”
unknown · 0:32:45 -
pick
The slow-mo of Michael Douglas playing racquetball
“My most rewatchable scene is the slow-mo of Michael Douglas playing racquetball.”
unknown · 0:32:48
Seven (1995) · ‘Se7en’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Somerset researching the case in the library to opera music and handing the research to Mills
“I like the the Tuesday scene where the opera music when Somerset is researched in the case in the library and he puts in the envelope and gives the research to Mills”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:59 -
pick
Somerset comes to the Mills apartment for dinner
“I love when Somerset goes to the Mills's apartment for dinner.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:20 -
pick
The SWAT team raiding the starving guy's apartment
“The SWAT team raiding the starving guy's house.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:24 -
pick
The apartment chase outside, where Pitt really hurt his arm
“The apartment outdoor chase scene, when they, when space is shooting at them and they go and Pitt, and then Pitt actually gets hurt in real life”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:05 -
pick
The car ride with John Doe
“And then the last 2 scenes, which it's one of these 2 for me, the car ride with Spacey.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:30 -
pick
The ending, what's in the box
“And then the ending.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:08 -
pick
The desert ending, shot from above, with Freeman running back and forth and reacting at the box
“From the from that whole just like the way that they physically construct it so that you can see above the scene from the helicopter and Morgan Freeman has to do that run back and forth and the way in which he reacts after he gets to the box.”
Chris Ryan · 0:40:25 -
floated
Mills and Somerset asleep on the couch waiting on the fingerprints, and the small buddy-cop moments
“Like, you know, them falling asleep together on the couch as they wait for the fingerprint return and then Arli Ermy comes out and he's like, wake up, Glimmer Twins.”
unknown · 0:41:03 -
floated
John Doe's bloody-hands introduction at the police station
“Yeah, and he might have one of my most memorable character introduction shots, like the real one, not the when he's in the stairwell with taking their picture, but the hands, the bloody hands and detectives.”
unknown · 0:42:19 -
pick
The car ride, because it gives something new every time while the ending has lost its shock
“For me, it's the car ride.”
unknown · 0:43:47
Easy A (2010) · ‘Easy A’ With Juliet Litman, Amanda Dobbins, and Shea Serrano
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Olive's greeting-card song montage (Pocket Full of Sunshine) alone in her room over the weekend
“I'm still taken aback by how, um, I guess just how quickly charming she is during the greeting card scene over the weekend when she just keeps playing it over and over again.”
Shea Serrano · 0:24:05 -
pick
Olive's Knock on Wood performance at the school event near the end
“But I think the knock on wood scene towards the end is just when Emma Stone is just like, and yes, now I am a movie star, like capital M, capital S.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:26:23 -
floated
Olive's confessional video where she tears up, the moment he knew she could do everything
“I think, uh, I think for me, that moment when you go, oh, okay, she can do sort of everything is when she has the confessional.”
Shea Serrano · 0:28:02 -
pick
Olive telling her parents she was sent to the principal for using the word twat, and the family guessing games that follow
“Um, my most rewatchable scene is when she has to tell her parents that she used the word twat and it got her sent to attention.”
Juliet Litman · 0:29:20
Fletch (1985) · ‘Fletch’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Fletch's physical with Dr. Dolan ('You used the whole fist, Doc')
“It's funny that there's not really a rewatchable scene for about 20 minutes and then Fletch goes to get a physical.”
Bill Simmons · 0:29:05 -
pick
The Lakers dream sequence with Chick Hearn and Kareem
“the Lakers dream sequence is so goddamn enjoyable with Chick Kern, Kareem.”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:10 -
pick
Fletch fixing airplanes as the buck-toothed mechanic (ball bearings)
“Next one, Fletch fixing airplanes with buck teeth.”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:22 -
pick
The second tennis club visit: caviar twice, Dom Perignon, the towel, Mr. Underhill getting the bill
“The 2nd tennis club visit, which includes him ordering caviar twice.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:22 -
pick
Fletch steals the Alfa Romeo from the kid, then the Fred Dorfman lunch speech
“Next rewatchable scene, Fletch steals the kids off Romeo.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:55 -
pick
The ending on the beach with Gail, charging the vacation to Mr. Underhill's American Express
“I really like how it ended.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:08 -
pick
The Dr. Rosen Penis autopsy scene
“I broke mine down into Mr. Barbar, Dr. Rosen Penis, John Cocktoles, and Mr. Poon, and Igor Stravinsky.”
Chris Ryan · 0:34:36 -
pick
The Mr. Poon scene with the SEC and Mr. Boyd getting in his face
“Um, I, you know, just the entire Mr. Poon scene, uh, with the SEC and him talking about Hammerhand, as you mentioned, and, uh, Mr. Boyd getting really up, up in his face, and, uh, I also had,”
Chris Ryan · 0:35:48 -
pick
The motel in Utah where Fletch does different voices (Igor Stravinsky) for the desk clerk
“Yeah, I actually I actually liked like all the moments of him in the motel in Utah where he's just doing the different voices and the woman running the desk just keeps looking over at him.”
Chris Ryan · 0:36:02 -
pick
The interrogation with Chief Carlin ('I like to be manhandled')
“I love the interrogation with Chief Carlin.”
unknown · 0:36:17 -
pick
Fletch as the airplane mechanic
“I think my favorite, my favorite character that he plays is the, uh, the airplane uh, mechanic.”
unknown · 0:37:03 -
pick
Dr. Dolan and Mr. Babar (one B)
“Definitely, uh, Dr. Dolan and Babar, 2 B's, one B, B, B, B, B.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:37:40 -
pick
Dr. Rosen Rosen: every doctor is named Rosen on the way to the records room
“There's a really subtle one, though, when it leads to Dr. Rosa Penis, when he looks at the director and every doctor as Rosen.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:38:01
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) · ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
Ferris telling the audience 'they bought it' and the fake-sick, life-moves-pretty-fast monologue, cutting to Ben Stein's class
“The 1st one is when the parents leave and he looks at the camera and he goes, they bought it. They bought it.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:19 -
floated
Cameron outside his house arguing himself into leaving, then punching the car
“Cameron, outside his house, debating whether to leave or not.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:41 -
floated
Ferris picking up Sloane in the Ferrari in front of Rooney
“Ferris picking up Sloane and the Ferrari.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:08 -
floated
Ferris talking his way into Chez Louis as Abe Froman, and the phone bits
“Uh, then the next one I have is, is Ferris talking his way into Shelouie.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:37 -
pick
The Star Wars music scene: the two parking attendants joyriding the Ferrari
“The Ferrari Star Wars scene, which is my pick.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:07 -
floated
The Art Institute of Chicago sequence with Cameron and the little girl
“Next one is the art museum.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:49 -
floated
Cameron destroying the Ferrari
“Cameron destroying the car.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:28 -
floated
Ferris sprinting home through the neighborhood
“Uh, last rewatchable scene Ferris sprinting home.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:33 -
pick
The parade and the Twist and Shout number
“The parade.”
Chris Ryan · 0:45:23
Edge of Tomorrow (2014) · 'Edge of Tomorrow' With Sean Fennessey and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The first storming of the beach, the airdrop landing, with the heavy mech suits
“I'm going to go 1st storming at the beach?”
Chris Ryan · 0:40:11 -
pick
The first battle on the beach
“Um, I agree with you about the most rewatchable scene.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:42:51 -
floated
Major Cage's first meeting with General Brigham
“So 1st Major Cage's 1st meeting with Brendan Gleason's General Brigham.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:30:47 -
floated
Waking up in J squad for the first time
“Obviously waking up in Master Sergeant Farrell's J squad for the 1st time”
Sean Fennessey · 0:32:57 -
floated
The first airdrop and first battle sequence
“Next rewatch will see in the airdrop”
Sean Fennessey · 0:34:12 -
floated
Cage seeking out Rita and the training montage
“The next sequence I wrote down is Cage seeking out Rita and then the training montage”
Sean Fennessey · 0:36:58 -
floated
The drive to Leon that leads to the farmhouse
“I like the drive to Leon, which eventually leads to the farmhouse.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:37:37 -
floated
The return engagement with General Brigham
“I think the return engagement with General Brigham is on the list.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:37:40 -
floated
The final battle (he thinks it is sort of bad)
“And then I guess sort of the final battle, but I think that the final battle is sort of bad.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:37:46 -
floated
Cage reading everybody's poker hands in the J squad camp
“He walks into the J squad camp with Ferrell and he reads everybody's poker hands.”
Chris Ryan · 0:38:42 -
floated
The final shot and the ending, Cage opening his hand with the grenade rings and then "have I got something on my face"
“I do think that the final, basically the final action shot of the movie and then the final, final sequence, the very ending of the movie are both really good.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:39:27
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019) · ‘Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood’ Live From Sundance With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Pacino's Musso and Frank's speech telling Rick his career is basically over
“Pacino, Musso and Frank's telling Leo his career is basically over.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:20:13 -
pick
Pacino's Musso and Frank's speech telling Rick his career is basically over
“Pacino, Musso and Frank's telling Leo his career is basically over.”
Chris Ryan · 0:20:13 -
pick
Rick and Cliff in the parking lot after Musso and Frank's, Rick crying, through the drive and the hitchhiker
“Rick and Cliff leaving the restaurant, Post Pacino, in the parking lot, where he's crying, but this is my 1st super rewatchable, where he goes, it's official, old buddy.”
Bill Simmons · 0:22:57 -
pick
Cliff at the Van Nuys drive-in, going to the trailer with his dog and the TV
“I'm throwing this in as a rewatchable, just because I love everything about how he filmed it.”
unknown · 0:23:57 -
pick
Cliff on the roof fixing the antenna and flashing back to the Bruce Lee fight (also his final choice for most rewatchable)
“I'm going with Cliff on the roof in the Bruce Lee scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:22 -
pick
Sharon Tate going to watch herself in her own movie at the theater
“Sharon going to watch her own Mooney movie.”
unknown · 0:29:24 -
pick
Rick practicing his lines in the pool at his house
“Um, Cliff, or excuse me, Rick practicing his lines at his house in his pool?”
unknown · 0:33:22 -
pick
Cliff picks up the hitchhiker (Pussycat) and drives her to Spahn Ranch
“Cliff picks up the hitchhiker is an amazing 5 minutes, and that's Andy McDowell's daughter.”
unknown · 0:33:54 -
pick
Rick blowing his lines in the trailer and freaking out (named as the most rewatchable scene)
“It's Leo blowing his lines and being in his trailer and freaking out.”
unknown · 0:39:55 -
pick
Cliff going out to Spahn Ranch, with the dogs and the family
“Well, I don't want to give away, but clip going to the spawn ranch.”
unknown · 0:36:16 -
pick
The Manson family shows up at the house and Cliff, on the acid cigarette, fights them off
“And then the last one, unless you guys have others when the Manson family shows up, Pitt has smoked an acid laced cigarette or joint?”
unknown · 0:38:12 -
floated
Rick and Trudy on the set (honorable mention)
“Honorable mention. I picked 10 scenes.”
unknown · 0:39:41 -
floated
The Rolling Stones song sequence with the lights coming on
“You gotta also just have the entire Rolling Stones out of time sequence with the lights coming on.”
unknown · 0:39:47
Skyfall (2012) · ‘Skyfall’ With Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Amanda Dobbins
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Silva's first scene with Bond: the rats-on-the-island monologue
“I don't I think this is a category of one.”
unknown · 0:27:04 -
pick
The Silva intro / rats speech, confirmed as the pick
“Rats has to be the Silva intro.”
unknown · 0:41:25 -
floated
The Shanghai skyscraper shootout
“Um, so that be that with that in mind, the Shanghai skyscraper shootout.”
unknown · 0:19:10 -
floated
The new MI6 introduction in Churchill's tunnels, with Bond's word-association training
“The new MI6 Churchill's Tunnels bond training scene of like the, you know, Word Association doing sit-ups while Rory Kinnear is trying to explain the state of the world.”
unknown · 0:19:17 -
floated
The tube chase through London
“The tube chase.”
unknown · 0:20:15 -
floated
The church scene at the end
“And the church scene at the end.”
unknown · 0:20:18 -
floated
Bond's first meeting with Q in front of the Turner painting
“Part of what connects me to the movie is some of the smaller stuff like the 1st meeting with Q.”
unknown · 0:20:32 -
floated
M reading Tennyson at the inquiry, cut to Bond sprinting through London
“When she's doing Tennyson and she's reading it and then they just cut to Daniel Craig sprinting through London with, I think, one of the monuments, I think it's Big Ben in the background and they're landed on thick, but I find it so moving every time.”
unknown · 0:21:44 -
floated
Mallory and M arguing about the shadows and who the enemy is
“And one of my other favorite sequences that is mostly just dialogue is Mallory and M having a kind of philosophical conversation deeper into the movie, where they're talking about who the enemy is.”
unknown · 0:23:26 -
floated
Bond and Kincaid planning at Skyfall lodge: men are coming to kill us, we kill them first
“I have 2 more suggestions.”
unknown · 0:24:48 -
floated
The fight on top of the train, ending with Bond adjusting his sleeve
“And then I think I would be remiss if I didn't do once they're on top of the train.”
unknown · 0:25:23
The Holiday (2006) · ‘The Holiday’ With Juliet Litman, Amanda Dobbins, and Kari Simmons
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Jude Law and Cameron Diaz's first morning after
“Hello. I'm going with Jude Lockham and Diaz morning after.”
Juliet Litman · 0:19:23 -
pick
Jude Law as a dad, with the glasses and the napkin face, being nice to his two daughters
“But I just want to say, I have this scene written down as just Jude Law as a dad, which kind of sums up the appeal in that particular when he's just like doing the glasses and the napkin face, but still looks so hot.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:15:49 -
pick
Cameron Diaz driving into the English town, nearly hitting Jude Law on his bike, then drinking the wine
“What about the scene when Cameron Diaz is driving to the town?”
Kari Simmons · 0:17:52 -
floated
The video store scene, Jack Black explaining movies to Kate Winslet by their scores, with Dustin Hoffman nearby
“I think the most obvious nominee, which I know Amanda certainly hated, is the video store scene.”
Juliet Litman · 0:10:19 -
floated
Cameron Diaz goes to Jude Law's house and finds out Sophie and Olivia are his daughters
“This scene where she finally goes to Jude Law's or Cameron Diaz goes to Jude Law's house and finds out that Sophie and Olivia are his daughters and not other women.”
Juliet Litman · 0:15:05 -
floated
Iris picks up Arthur to go to the WGA
“Iris picks up Arthur to go to the WGA and then his little WGA.”
unknown · 0:16:38 -
floated
The Hanukkah dinner with Arthur's friends
“But that part of the movie, I like the dinner scene.”
unknown · 0:16:51 -
floated
The ending where Jack Black gives Kate Winslet the corsage
“But I had that the last scene on my list when it gives her the corsage.”
unknown · 0:17:08 -
floated
Cameron Diaz alone in the cottage, swinging the wine and unable to sit down
“I had Cameron Diaz like alone in the cottage when she's just like trying to figure out what to do and is swinging the wine and like can't sit down.”
unknown · 0:18:13
The Shining (1980) · ‘The Shining’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening credits, the long helicopter tracking shot over the drive up to the hotel
“I gotta put the opening credits in.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:33 -
pick
Jack snapping at Wendy for interrupting him while he writes
“Next thing, Jack yelling at Wendy not to disturb him when he's writing.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:11 -
pick
Jack having a drink with Lloyd (white man's burden)
“Jack having a drink with Lloyd.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:27 -
pick
Wendy discovers Jack's manuscript on the stairs sequence
“Most of my most rewatchables are toward the end of the movie.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:48 -
pick
The bathroom scene: the axe through the door and Here's Johnny
“Next scene, the bathroom scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:48:43 -
pick
Dick Hallorann killed with the axe in the lobby
“Scatman Crother's getting killed is out of control.”
Bill Simmons · 0:51:28 -
pick
The ending in the hedge maze, with Danny retracing his steps
“The ending. The maze?”
Bill Simmons · 0:52:35 -
pick
The second Gold Room scene, Jack in the bathroom with Grady
“I really like the 2nd gold room, uh,”
unknown · 0:54:12 -
pick
The tour of the hotel at the start
“I think that one of the more rewatchable scenes is the tour that they get in the beginning of the entire hotel”
unknown · 0:54:52 -
pick
Hallorann explaining the shining to Danny over ice cream
“I think the 1st scene between Scatman Crothers and Danny, which is explaining the shining to him a little bit.”
unknown · 0:55:13 -
floated
Wendy's job interview scene at the start, Ullman telling Jack about the last caretaker
“I mean, like, the best part about this movie to me is how even in the interview scene in the beginning is so weird.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:35 -
floated
Wendy talking to the doctor after Danny passes out
“I didn't put this in most rewatchable scene, but when she's talking to the therapist, or whoever that person is after Danny passes out”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:02
Beverly Hills Cop (1984) · ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ With Bill Simmons, Wesley Morris, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Axel checks into the Beverly Palm Hotel with the Rolling Stone / Michael Jackson story
“Axel arrives in Beverly Hills and checks in the hotel.”
Bill Simmons · 0:32:51 -
pick
Axel meets Jenny Summers at the gallery and gets Serge, the whole stretch right after the hotel
“And this is just an almost impeccable 9 minutes of comedy.”
unknown · 0:35:42 -
pick
The banana in the tailpipe and ordering room service in the suite
“The banana and tailpipe, the actual ordering them room service.”
unknown · 0:37:00 -
pick
The strip joint scene that leads into the super cop monologue
“I have the strip joint scene that leads to the super cops monologue, which is where everybody's cracking up, which is really...”
unknown · 0:37:30 -
pick
Axel getting chewed out by Inspector Todd, with Cobb's 'This is not my locker' bit
“Axel getting chewed out by Cobb.”
unknown · 0:39:10 -
pick
Axel and Mikey Tandino playing pool, sitting at the bar and going back to his apartment
“Those are, that's my rewatchable sequence is the sequence where like they get together, play pool, sit at the bar, and go back to his apartment.”
Chris Ryan · 0:40:43 -
floated
Axel at the customs facility, asking about the Porsche and the match
“Also, did you put in the axle at the customs facility?”
unknown · 0:41:18 -
floated
The opening Detroit cigarette truck chase
“The chase is really, it's fine, but if I'm flipping channels, I'm so excited if I know he's about to get to Beverly Hills, that's when I'm ready.”
unknown · 0:32:00
Do the Right Thing (1989) · ‘Do The Right Thing’ With Sean Fennessey and Wesley Morris
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Rosie Perez dancing over the opening credits
“I'm going to go Rosie Perez.”
Wesley Morris · 0:48:05 -
pick
The final sequence: the showdown, the riot and the ending
“I'm choosing the end, but Rosie is a close 2nd because she's an important person.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:48:07 -
runner-up
Rosie Perez dancing over the opening credits
“I'm choosing the end, but Rosie is a close 2nd because she's an important person.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:48:07 -
floated
Bugging Out and Sal argue over the Wall of Fame
“Bugging out in the wall of fame.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:36:21 -
floated
Frank Vincent driving through the opened fire hydrant
“The fire hydrant.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:38:56 -
floated
Pino and Sal debate selling the pizzeria, interrupted by Smiley
“Next scene, Pinot and Sal have a debate about what they should do with the pizzeria.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:40:30 -
floated
The racial slur montage
“The racial slur montage.”
Wesley Morris · 0:45:29
Gone Girl (2014) · 'Gone Girl’ With Bill Simmons, Shea Serrano, Mallory Rubin, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Nick comes home, finds Amy missing and calls the police; Boney's meticulous walk-through with the iron and post-its
“I really like when Affleck comes home and discovers Amy's missing and calls the police and everything they do”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:40 -
pick
The outdoor Amy rally with the protesters and the turn on Nick
“The outdoor Amy rally with the protesters is that's a fun twist.”
unknown · 0:33:51 -
pick
The big reveal, Amy's "I am so much happier now that I'm dead" monologue
“So the next scene is the big, the next thing I got for rewatchable is the big reveal.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:52 -
pick
Lola Kirk as Go: the pool scene and the memory of Affleck touching Emily's face
“I just love Lola Kirk in this movie.”
Bill Simmons · 0:39:50 -
pick
Nick's interview with Sela Ward's character
“Next one is Nick's interview with, um, See La Word's character, who I thought was funny, who was in the Fugitive, which is also a wife burner thing.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:15 -
pick
Amy's return to Nick's house, covered in blood, and the lead-up to the TV interview
“Amy's return to Nick's house.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:40 -
pick
Amy returning to Nick, covered in blood, and the rest of the movie from there
“I'm never not watching that movie if this is on and Amy's about to go back to her house.”
unknown · 0:41:48 -
pick
Nick's first police interview and Boney's growing doubt
“I really like his 1st police interview.”
unknown · 0:42:08 -
pick
The press conference: Nick's hamming grin against the parents' stump speech
“I think the press conference is a really good scene too”
unknown · 0:43:03 -
floated
The Desi murder
“Yeah. Has to be. Has to be in here.”
unknown · 0:44:08 -
pick
The reveal scene
“I'm always going to be connected to the reveal scene.”
unknown · 0:44:58 -
floated
The early seduction scenes: meet-cute at the party and the proposal at the Amazing Amy book party
“I think also all the seduction scenes between the 2 of them at the beginning are really good.”
unknown · 0:45:51 -
pick
The reveal, Amy's monologue and the depth of her plan
“Well, you know, the interesting thing about those scenes and it comes up in the reveal, which is also my pick for most rewatchable scenes.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:46:29
Collateral (2004) · ‘Collateral’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
floated
The first cab ride with Jada Pinkett Smith and Jamie Foxx, Groove Armada playing, the empty 105 into downtown.
“The 1st cab ride with Jada and Jamie and Groove Armada.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:19 -
floated
The body dropping onto the cab in the alley.
“Fox pulls in the alley. And then a body drops on the cab.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:33 -
floated
Everything between the first and second kill: the body falls, Vincent calmly takes over, Ruffalo shows up.
“My favorite, the most rewatchable scene is everything that happens in between the 1st and the 2nd kill.”
Chris Ryan · 0:40:56 -
floated
The robbery scene, Fox handcuffed to the steering wheel, Vincent's two to the chest and one to the head.
“The next one I have for rewatchable is the, uh, the robbery scene when Fox is handcuffed to the steering wheel and the gangbangers show up.”
Bill Simmons · 0:41:55 -
floated
The jazz club, Daniel's Miles Davis story and Fox getting into it.
“Next rewatchable scene. They go to see Daniel in the in the jazz club.”
unknown · 0:43:06 -
pick
The Fever nightclub shootout in Koreatown, ending with Vincent killing Ruffalo's Fanning.
“The Koreatown nightclub is my most rewatchable scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:44:57 -
floated
Vincent at Annie's office building, shot from across the way, the lights cut.
“Cruise goes to Andy's office building, another rewatchable.”
unknown · 0:47:18 -
floated
The ending on the subway, Vincent dying without the viewer realizing it at first.
“And then the very, very ending, the subway shooting and cruises, the MTA scene, yeah.”
unknown · 0:47:36 -
floated
Fox flipping the cab.
“The only other one I would consider putting it is when he flips the cab in that whole scene.”
unknown · 0:48:08 -
pick
The Fever nightclub scene, agreed on by both hosts as the final choice.
“So most rewatchable, we're going Fever Nightclub?”
Bill Simmons · 0:49:20
Reservoir Dogs (1992) · ‘Reservoir Dogs’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The opening diner scene: the Madonna theory and the tipping argument.
“lets start with the 1st one, the opening diner scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:35 -
pick
Keitel versus Bushemi over the bleeding Tim Roth: 'We ain't taking him to the hospital.'
“Another most rewatchable, Kaitel versus Bushemi, with the Bleeding Tim Roth.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:22 -
pick
The ear-cutting scene, followed by Mr. Blonde gunning down the cops.
“Another rewatchable scene, the air cutting scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:04 -
pick
Tim Roth performing the commode story, the second half where he gets it down.
“Next one is Tim Roth performing his background story.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:30 -
pick
Bushemi arguing about the color names (Mr. Pink: 'Who cares what your name is?').
“Bushemi arguing about the name selections.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:33 -
pick
Chris Penn doubting Mr. Orange's story and slowly going mad dog.
“And then Chris Penn doubting Mr. Orange's story.”
Bill Simmons · 0:44:07 -
pick
Vic Vega coming back from prison and talking about Scagnetti, then the wrestling in Eddie's office.
“Vic Vega 1st coming back to from prison and talking about Skegnetti.”
unknown · 0:44:18 -
pick
The commode story.
“Commode story.”
Chris Ryan · 0:44:40 -
pick
The ear-cutting scene and the whole Blonde/White showdown leading up to Nice Guy Eddie's arrival, about 25 minutes, plus the ending.
“So that whole sequence together, which is like 25 minutes of the movie is by far my favorite part of the movie.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:45:10
When Harry Met Sally (1989) · ‘When Harry Met Sally’ With Bill Simmons, Juliet Litman, and Amanda Dobbins
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
The museum scene at the Met, Temple of Dendur, the pecan pie, when Sally says she is going on a date
“I choose the Temple of Dendor scene when he's up in the Met when he when she says she's going on the date, the pecan pie scene.”
Juliet Litman · 0:35:43 -
pick
The first diner scene, from the chef's salad order through Sheldon and the days-of-the-week underpants
“I choose the 1st diner scene going from the ordering the chef's salad all the way through Sheldon and the underpants.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:36:04 -
pick
The wagon wheel coffee table scene, Jess and Marie's apartment, six years later singing in front of Ira
“I'm choosing the wagon wheel coffee table scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:24 -
floated
The four short 1977 scenes, the car rides and first dinner, with the grape spitting as the best of them
“I thought the grape spitting is kind of the best of those only because we're learning who he is.”
Bill Simmons · 0:21:12 -
floated
Harry and Sally on the plane in 1982: taking someone to the airport, the white man's overbite, and the 30 seconds to all night talk
“Next one is Harry and Sally in the plane in 1982, which has 3 crucial moments that immediately infiltrated pop culture.”
Bill Simmons · 0:22:02 -
floated
Carrie Fisher's first scene leading into Bruno Kirby's first scene at the ball game, counted as one long scene
“I'm lumping those 2 together.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:17 -
floated
The museum scene with the pecan pie and the wear a skirt exchange
“Fourth one, the museum scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:32 -
floated
The double date aftermath, with Jimmy Breslin, and the friend hopping into the cab
“My next scene, most rewatchable, the double date in the aftermath.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:01 -
floated
Surrey with the Fringe on Top at Sharper Image
“Sorry, with a fringe on top at Sharper Image.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:49 -
floated
The split-screen phone call, three phones in three locations
“And then last rewatchable until unless you want to count the ending that they hooked up.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:37 -
floated
The deli fake orgasm scene (I'll have what she's having), missing from the list but called the most iconic moment
“I notice, and I agree with you, but I think we should talk about the fact that I'll have what she's having is not in this list.”
unknown · 0:34:37
Mean Girls (2004) · ‘Mean Girls’ With Bill Simmons, Juliet Litman, and Amanda Dobbins
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
The talent show Jingle Bell Rock number
“The town show.”
Bill Simmons · 0:21:45 -
floated
The sabotage montage
“Uh, the sabotage montage.”
Bill Simmons · 0:22:57 -
floated
The four-way phone call
“The 4 way phone call.”
Bill Simmons · 0:23:19 -
floated
"Watch where you're going" lunch scene, then Katie realizing she's the new queen bee
“Followed by Lindsay Lohan realizing she's the new queen bee with the 2 following her.”
Bill Simmons · 0:23:41 -
pick
The burn book blowout, the fight, and Tim Meadows in the gym (his single favorite section)
“I think the burn book bro up bra followed by Tim Meadows in the gym is my single favorite section, so I'm going with that one.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:43 -
floated
The very first lunch scene where Regina invites Katie to sit with her
“First is the very 1st lunch scene.”
unknown · 0:24:13 -
floated
The first burn book scene with Amy Poehler (cool mom)
“The 1st burn book scene with Amy Poehler.”
unknown · 0:24:38 -
pick
Katie in the oversized pink lacrosse shirt walking the hallway, visibly not fitting in
“I think I think Lindsay Lohan wearing the oversized pink lacosse shirt is one of like my, like, I love when I'm walking down the hallway and she doesn't obviously doesn't fit in.”
unknown · 0:25:28 -
pick
The first lunch scene with the Plastics at the table
“I think I'm going with the 1st lunch scene.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:25:55
The Natural (1984) · ‘The Natural’ With Bill Simmons and Mallory Rubin
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
Hobbs versus the Whammer, the carnival at-bat
“Hobbes versus the Whammer is fantastic.”
Bill Simmons · 0:31:07 -
floated
Hobbs's first batting practice, when they finally let him hit
“Hobbs's 1st batting practice when they finally let him.”
Bill Simmons · 0:33:13 -
floated
Hobbs's first at bat tears the cover off the ball, with the rain
“Hobbs's 1st at bat tears the cover off the ball.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:36 -
floated
Roy throws the batting-practice pitch and Max Mercy sprints out of his seat
“pitch and cut to the max mercy sprinting out of his seat.”
Bill Simmons · 0:37:26 -
floated
Hobbs's homer breaks the clock at Wrigley Field
“Hobbs's Homer breaks the clock at Wrigley Field, which unfortunately, the clock didn't exist until 2 years later.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:08 -
floated
Pop Fisher crosses Hobbs out of the lineup
“Redford and Brimley when Brimley doesn't think Hobbs is going to play, crosses him out of the lineup.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:17 -
floated
The ending and Roy's last at bat
“And then the ending in Roy's last step at.”
Bill Simmons · 0:38:25 -
floated
The lightning bolt fells the tree and Wonderboy is forged
“The lightning bolt felling the tree, like the the forging of Wonderboy.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:38:43 -
floated
Pop's losing-is-a-disease speech
“The... Losing is a disease speech.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:39:07 -
floated
The newspaper headline montages
“And then I like all of the newspaper headline montages.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:39:58 -
pick
The walk-off home run with the fireworks and the lights exploding
“It's got to be the walkoff homer.”
Mallory Rubin · 0:42:15 -
pick
Hobbs showing up for the final game and Pop Fisher shaving
“My most rewatchable scene is Hobbs showing up for the final game.”
Bill Simmons · 0:43:12
Reality Bites (1994) · ‘Reality Bites’ 25th Anniversary With Bill Simmons, Chuck Klosterman, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The gas station scene near the top, where they dance to My Sharona.
“I think the gas station scene near the top was, uh, was one of the memorable ones initially when they tell the guy behind the counter and put on my Sharon and they're out dancing.”
Bill Simmons · 0:36:39 -
pick
Laney and Troy walking after she gets fired, when he tries to kiss her and you finally feel their connection.
“I liked that after Laney got fired when, uh, she goes out with Troy and for the 1st time and they're walking, he ends up trying to kiss her”
unknown · 0:37:09 -
pick
The Melrose Place AIDS scene, where Laney gets an HIV test and it plays like a TV-movie parody.
“Melrose Place, Melrose Place Aids.”
Chuck Klosterman · 0:40:19 -
pick
The Ben Stiller and Ethan Hawke showdown, then the big fight and Troy singing the Violent Femmes song.
“The Ben Stellar, Ethan Hawke showdown.”
Bill Simmons · 0:40:48 -
pick
The U2 'All I Want Is You' montage of Laney thinking she sees Troy and asking Steve Zahn in the diner.
“I'm going to go with the U2 scene that I talked about.”
Chris Ryan · 0:44:46 -
pick
The Gap exchange where Laney loses her job and Vickie offers her work.
“I think that the exchange in reality bites, when she loses her job and J.R. Revels, you can work for me at the gap.”
unknown · 0:42:01 -
pick
The fight when Troy brings the other girl to the house.
“Well, I would say the fight when he brings in the other girl.”
unknown · 0:44:49
Old School (2003) · ‘Old School’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Frank the Tank at Metropalooza, ending with the streaking and the ladies driving it, through to Frank coming back to life
“going Frank the Tank.”
Bill Simmons · 0:20:25 -
floated
Blowjob class
“Blowjob class.”
Bill Simmons · 0:16:56 -
floated
The whole Darkgun birthday party, including the regifted bread maker
“Dark gun birthday party.”
Bill Simmons · 0:17:00 -
floated
Blue dies during the KY wrestling match, possibly running into Blue's funeral and Will Ferrell singing
“And then blue dies during a KY wrestling match.”
Bill Simmons · 0:17:14 -
pick
The first meeting in the kitchen at Luke Wilson's new place: earmuffs, and Vince Vaughn walking around with a hockey stick destroying things
“go with the hockey stick scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:20:20 -
pick
The earmuffs conversation with Luke Wilson, the most iconic thing in the movie aside from "we're going streaking"
“go earmuffs along with Chris.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:23:02 -
floated
The first time we meet Jeremy Piven's character, the dean ("Cheese")
“I really like the 1st time we meet Jeremy Piven's character.”
unknown · 0:18:16 -
floated
The opening setup: Luke Wilson goes home to Juliet Lewis and the blindfolded people in the bathroom
“I really like, uh, even just the opening setup with going home to Juliet Lewis and she's got 2 people in the bathroom”
unknown · 0:18:45 -
floated
Vince Vaughn watching his commercial and mouthing along to it
“There's so many other good ones like Vince Vaughan watching his commercial and mouthing along to it.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:21:45 -
floated
Will Ferrell working on the car and talking to her about restrictor plate off
“The scene where, um, Will Ferrell's working on the car and he's talking to her about restrictor plate off.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:21:51 -
floated
The wedding at the beginning, Vince Vaughn muttering as the bride walks up the aisle
“I was going to say the same thing about the, um, uh, the wedding in the beginning.”
unknown · 0:22:05 -
floated
Luke Wilson meeting Ellen Pompeo for the first time, drunk ("Sunshine State, gorgeous")
“Luke Wilson meeting Ellen Pompeo for the 1st time and he's drunk and he's like, Denver.”
unknown · 0:22:45
Tombstone (1993) · ‘Tombstone’ With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
Wyatt Earp confronting Billy Bob Thornton's Johnny Tyler in the saloon, near the beginning
“Wide Earp, confronting heavier Billy Bob Thornton.”
Bill Simmons · 0:21:21 -
floated
The first O.K. Corral shootout, Wyatt's 'hell's coming with me' speech
“The 1st okay corral shootout.”
Bill Simmons · 0:22:08 -
floated
The creek shootout, Wyatt walking on water
“The creek shootout, which was Kurt Russell's, uh, his take on what Larry Bird did in the 87 playoffs.”
Bill Simmons · 0:22:32 -
floated
Doc Holliday versus Johnny Ringo, the finale duel
“And then uh, and then Kilmer versus Michael Bean.”
Bill Simmons · 0:22:42 -
floated
The 'turn your head into a canoe' scene after Ben Johnson is killed, with Doc showing up
“turn your head into a canoe scene.”
unknown · 0:22:52 -
floated
Doc Holliday's first 'I'm your Huckleberry' in the saloon, facing a drunk Ringo
“I like that that 1st time Val Kilmer's character says, I'm your Huckleberry, where Bean is drunk and some of his buddies have already been killed and he's trying to challenge Earp, and then Doc comes from behind the shadows of the saloon and like, you know, delivers that famous line for the 1st time.”
unknown · 0:23:13 -
pick
The 'Hell's coming with me' scene and the killing montage after it
“My favorite scene is The Hell's Coming with Me scene and then the killing montage.”
unknown · 0:25:31 -
pick
The opening arrival off the train, the brothers and the three women looking at each other in the mirror
“I think the scene at the very beginning when they 1st get off the train and the 6 of them are looking at each other in the mirror.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:25:40 -
pick
Wyatt on his horse pretending to leave after Bill Paxton dies, then spotting Powers Boothe, the run into the creek
“I, uh, from a rewatchable standpoint, if you're flipping channels and it's, and Kurt Russell is after Bill Paxton dies and Kurt Russell's on his horse pretending to leave and he sees Powers Booth.”
Bill Simmons · 0:26:03 -
pick
The Billy Bob Thornton saloon scene
“My favorite is Billy Bob.”
unknown · 0:26:32
Taken (2008) · 'Taken' With Bill Simmons and Shea Serrano
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Kim gets taken: the phone call with Brian while she hides under the bed, up to the line that they're going to take you.
“The most rewatchable scene has to be, uh, Kimmy Wincher, Kim, when she's about to get taken, all the way up until when Liam Neeson has to say, you're going, they're going to take you.”
Shea Serrano · 0:24:33 -
pick
Brian shows up to Jean-Claude's house for dinner, shoots Jean-Claude's wife in the arm and says relax, it's a flesh wound.
“It is Brian shows up to Jean-Claude's house for dinner, is not only my favorite scene in this movie, but is one of the greatest cable scenes of all time.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:38 -
floated
Brian talks to the kidnappers on the phone (listed among the five rewatchable scenes).
“Brian talks to the kidnappers on the phone.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:07 -
floated
Brian takes out the apartment of bad guys while pretending to be an FBI type (listed among the five rewatchable scenes).
“Brian takes out the apartment of bad guys, pretending he's some FBI, whatever the hell he was pretending he.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:09 -
floated
The entire ending (listed among the five rewatchable scenes).
“Brian shows up to Jean-Claude's house for dinner and then the entire ending.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:21 -
floated
Brian gets the address from the call girl and cleans house at the brothel; mentioned as not even cracking the top five.
“We didn't even mention like the scene when he, when he gets from the, uh, from the call girl.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:15
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) · 'Mad Max: Fury Road,' With Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, Micah Peters, and Jason Concepcion
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
The War Boys chase Furiosa, introducing the Doof Warrior and Rictus Erectus, culminating in the sandstorm
“The 1st is the War Boys come after Imperator, Furiosa, where we are introduced to the Dew Warrior, and Ricktus Erectus, and others culminating in the sand, culminating in the sandstorm.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:11:39 -
floated
The Bullet Farmer pursues the war rig stuck in the mud, and they chain up to the tree
“The 2nd is the bullet farmer pursues the war rig while it's stuck in the mud and they chain up to the tree, which, upon 2nd watch, I was kind of blown away by.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:11:54 -
floated
The return to the Citadel, the polecat attack and the Vuvalini's defense
“And then the 3rd scene is sort of the return to the citadel attack with the polecats and the Vuvolini's valiant defense.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:12:08 -
floated
The canyon raid and blowing the canyon, the first 'drop the pod' moment, as a showcase of Miller's spatial filmmaking
“Yeah, the exploring. The canyon raid? Blowing the canyon.”
unknown · 0:12:25 -
pick
The big chase scenes, with the Excite Bike (polecat) scene off the charts for spatial awareness
“Any of the big chase scenes that excite bike scene is off the charts.”
Jason Concepcion · 0:13:21 -
pick
The first time Max meets Furiosa: waking in the sand, the flashback, carrying Nux to the war rig, and the fight with the wives and Furiosa
“Uh, I'm still partial over numerous rewatchings to the 1st time that Max, quote unquote, meets Furiosa, just because, like, I, that entire sequence from when he wakes up face down in the sand and has his 1st flashback”
Micah Peters · 0:13:57 -
pick
The crows sequence out in the mud
“Okay, so what are your picks?”
unknown · 0:15:15 -
pick
The return to the Citadel with the polecats jumping from vehicle to vehicle
“Uh, same. Yeah, I think you have to go with like the, the, the, the, the return to the citadel with the pole cats where they're just jumping from vehicle to vehicle.”
unknown · 0:15:23 -
pick
The first 30 minutes, for the take-your-breath-away feeling
“I'm going, uh, the 1st the 1st 30 minutes because of what Jason said, which is that I think I had read a little bit about this movie before I went into it, but when I sat down, I did have the take your breath away feeling, which movies very rarely can accomplish these days, and it's just, it's an incredible thing.”
unknown · 0:15:35
Mission: Impossible (1996) · 'Mission: Impossible' With Chris Ryan, Sean Fennessey, and Jason Concepcion
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The whole Prague sequence, the 32-minute opening act
“Now, I'm cheating here and I'm going to say the Prague sequence, but I'm doing that specifically because that is presented as a 32 minute opening act”
Chris Ryan · 0:21:35 -
floated
Ethan and Max's negotiation
“Another one is Ethan and Max's negotiation.”
Chris Ryan · 0:22:02 -
floated
The Phelps versus Hunt coffee scene, where Hunt sees what Phelps has done while Phelps lies to him
“Um, and the uh, Phelps versus Hunt Coffee, where Hunt is seeing what Phelps has done while Phelps is lying to him.”
Chris Ryan · 0:22:09 -
floated
The Langley break-in, the most iconic scene
“I think the most iconic, as we mentioned earlier, is the Langley break-in, which is really incredibly staged and has been ripped off numerous times.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:22:36 -
pick
Ethan on the phone with Kittridge: 'my team is dead', crazed loud Tom Cruise
“But the scene that I liked watching the best.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:22:54 -
pick
The Langley heist, almost all in silence
“For me, it's I think it is the Langley heist.”
unknown · 0:24:23
Midnight Run (1988) · 'Midnight Run' With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
The Litmus configuration test, duping the bar guys into handing over $20 for allegedly counterfeit money
“The Litmus configuration test, the famous scene when they go and they try to get money and they dupe the guys in the bar to give them $20 that are allegedly counterfeit.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:41 -
floated
Jack goes to see his daughter
“Jack goes to see his daughter emotional.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:52 -
floated
The coffee shop scene: the chorizo, the 53 cent coffee, and Jack realizing Serrano is the guy who is going to kill him
“Them in the coffee shop, the chorizo, the ¢53 coffee, and then him saying, Serranos, their hair and dearly?”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:56 -
pick
The boxcar scene, where Jack and the Duke finally become real friends
“Uh, the boxcar scene. My personal favorite.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:14 -
floated
The chase near the end where Jack loses the Duke, stares up at the helicopters and stops the car
“And then the chase scene near the end when he loses the Duke and he stared up at the helicopters and he stops the car and he goes, I've come too far.”
Bill Simmons · 0:25:17 -
pick
The boxcar scene, ahead of anything with Farina or Pantoliano on screen
“but the rewatchable scene is definitely the boxcar.”
Chris Ryan · 0:26:13 -
floated
Any scene with Dennis Farina or Joe Pantoliano on screen, which he says are rewindable
“So pretty much anytime Farina is on the screen and pretty much anytime Pantaleano is on the screen is like a rewind, a rewindable scene for me”
Chris Ryan · 0:26:13 -
floated
The phone call with Farina, moron number one and moron number two, with the shadow boxing; too short to be a rewatchable scene but it kills the speaker
“It's not a rewatchable seat because it's short, but just that whoever thought of the shadow boxing thing fucking kills me.”
unknown · 0:30:43
Jaws (1975) · 'Jaws,' With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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floated
Honorable mention: the girl getting pulled under at the beginning
“The girl getting pulled under at the beginning is just great.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:21 -
floated
Honorable mention: Hooper finding Ben Gardner's head while scuba diving
“Drive fist, scuba diving, and running into the guy's head, which we can talk about a little bit.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:28 -
floated
The Fourth of July shark attack and the mother whose son doesn't come back from the water
“The 4th of July, Shark Attack, and the woman running out and her son doesn't come back from the water is just gut wrenching.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:36 -
floated
Brody at the table with his son mimicking him (his favorite scene, but not the one he argues for)
“Uh, Shider at the table is my favorite scene in the movie.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:48 -
pick
The Indianapolis monologue, Quint dying, and the last nine minutes through Hooper popping up and the laugh
“The Indianapolis monologue. Quint dying. And just the last, like, I don't know, 9 minutes when he kills the shark, and then Richard Dreyfus pops up and they laugh and Quint, headshake.”
unknown · 0:29:09 -
floated
Honorable mention: Hooper brings two bottles of wine to Brody's house and Brody pours a pint glass
“My honorable mention is when Hooper brings the 2 bottles of wine over to the house, and Brody's basically tying one on, and he's like, he opens it up.”
unknown · 0:29:26 -
floated
The town hall meeting after the July 4th attack, where we first meet Quint
“I would also want to nominate the meet the town hall meeting after the July 4th attack when we 1st meet Quint.”
unknown · 0:30:43 -
pick
Everything on the boat once the sun sets, including the Indianapolis speech and the scars
“I love as soon as the sun sets, everything that happens on the boat.”
Chris Ryan · 0:31:27 -
pick
From Quint dying all the way through Dreyfuss popping up; for a single scene, Brody and his son ("Give us a kiss")
“I'm always in for the last from when Quint dies all the way through.”
Bill Simmons · 0:34:18
Forrest Gump (1994) · ‘Forrest Gump’ With Bill Simmons and Sean Fennessey
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
Forrest playing football for Alabama, including the kick return past Bear Bryant
“Here's... Forrest playing football.”
Bill Simmons · 0:17:56 -
pick
Forrest's first sexual encounter and the 'Forrest blows his first load' bit
“Forrest blows his 1st load.”
Bill Simmons · 0:19:23 -
pick
The Vietnam rally, with the fake Abbie Hoffman and Forrest and Jenny running through the reflecting pool
“I think the best scene is the Vietnam rally.”
Bill Simmons · 0:21:45 -
pick
Forrest gets rich and Jenny comes back, the montage
“Forrest gets rich and Jenny comes back.”
Bill Simmons · 0:20:31 -
pick
Forrest meeting his son, followed by the wedding and Lieutenant Dan showing up
“And then the last one, Forrest meeting his son.”
Bill Simmons · 0:21:15 -
pick
The Vietnam rally
“I'm going to go with the rally.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:22:07 -
floated
The running sequence, praised for its music choices
“The running scene, which is appalling.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:20:48 -
floated
The hurricane, with Lieutenant Dan going to war on top of the mast
“One potential candidate that I thought was a fun scene watching it again was, um, the, the hurricane.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:21:49 -
floated
Young Forrest breaking out of his leg braces: Run, Forrest, run
“Run Forest Run is a candidate too.”
Sean Fennessey · 0:22:37 -
floated
The school principal sleeping with Sally Field so Forrest can stay in school
“You know what scene is funny too, is the principal of the school sleeping with Sally Field so that he can stay in school.”
Bill Simmons · 0:22:52
The Social Network (2010) · 'The Social Network' With Bill Simmons, Sean Fennessey, and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
-
pick
Eduardo finding out he got screwed (the Facebook office confrontation), which Bill settles on after deferring to the group
“All right, I'll defer to the group and do Eduardo finding out he got screwed.”
Bill Simmons · 0:30:51 -
runner-up
The opening breakup scene between Mark and Erica
“I think the answer is the 1st scene personally.”
Bill Simmons · 0:28:45 -
floated
The Winklevoss rowing / Henley Royal Regatta sequence
“I think the crew scene is incredible.”
Bill Simmons · 0:23:56 -
floated
The first Justin Timberlake and Dakota Johnson scene where Sean Parker introduces himself as the Napster founder
“So the 3rd one I have is the 1st Justin Timberlake Dakota Johnson scene, which is taking out a new knife.”
Bill Simmons · 0:24:52 -
floated
The Larry Summers scene
“Um, I actually am a huge fan of the Larry Summer scene.”
unknown · 0:27:53 -
floated
Cutting between the final club party and Mark creating Facebook
“I think the my candidate would probably be the cutting between the final club party mixed with him essentially creating Facebook too”
unknown · 0:27:53 -
floated
Eduardo coming into the room and drawing the algorithm on the window
“I love when Eduardo comes into the room and starts drawing the algorithm on the window.”
unknown · 0:28:33
You've Got Mail (1998) · 'You’ve Got Mail' With Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The early New York montage of the two leads walking the Upper West Side, with the Cranberries cue, ending at the Zabar's checkout.
“It's very early in the movie, but it's the montage of New York and the 2 of them walking around the upper west side and they walk past each other in the cranberries are playing.”
Amanda Dobbins · 0:13:54 -
pick
Kathleen and Joe meet in person in the bookstore, with the kid spelling F-O-X.
“My most rewatchable scene just a little bit later.”
Juliet Litman · 0:15:34
The Departed (2006) · ‘The Departed’ With Bill Simmons and Chris Ryan
Most rewatchable scene
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pick
The first meeting of Dignam and Costigan at the LRB
“I think that that is the most rewatchable scene.”
Chris Ryan · 0:09:30 -
pick
Meeting Martin Sheen on the roof, the body falling in front of Leo
“I think the most rewatchable part of this movie is meeting Martin Sheen on the roof.”
Bill Simmons · 0:14:18 -
floated
The Nicholson and DiCaprio showdown (Are you still a cop?)
“The Nicholson DiCaprio showdown, which is great, and there's something to be said for these movie moments where it's just these two giant stars in a scene together.”
Bill Simmons · 0:09:38 -
floated
Martin Sheen's death off the roof, the body landing in front of Leo
“Martin Sheen's death scene off the roof.”
Bill Simmons · 0:09:59 -
floated
Wahlberg killing Matt Damon at the end
“Wahlberg killing Matt Damon at the end.”
Bill Simmons · 0:10:09 -
floated
The Damon and Leo phone call on the dead guy's number
“The Damon Leo phone call, you're calling it dead guy's number.”
Bill Simmons · 0:10:11 -
floated
The roof scene where Leo gets killed in the elevator
“And then finally the roof scene.”
Bill Simmons · 0:10:16