For our second Four for Friday, we’re going full Schwarzenegger.

Jason and Scott each bring four Arnold movies to the table — eight films total — spanning action classics, sci-fi insanity, comedy, one-liners, explosions, and the kind of movie-star charisma they simply do not manufacture anymore.

Which movies hold up? Which ones surprised us? And which eight made the cut?

Eight Schwarzenegger movies. Two short kings. One very big episode.

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There was a time when Arnold Schwarzenegger’s name was bigger than the title of the movie—and that alone could sell the ticket.

Jason and Scott look back at an era when movie stars were the franchise, and why today, marquee names have been replaced by marquee franchises.

This Friday on Friday Night Rewind, it’s Four for Friday: Schwarzenegger. Jason and Scott each bring four Arnold movies to the table—eight picks total, revealed as they go.

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George Clooney. Jennifer Lopez. Steven Soderbergh. And one of the coolest, sexiest crime movies of the ’90s.

This week on Friday Night Rewind, Jason and Scott revisit Out of Sight (1998), the Elmore Leonard adaptation that helped redefine George Clooney’s movie career and gave Jennifer Lopez one of her best roles. We talk about the incredible chemistry between Clooney and Lopez, Soderbergh’s effortlessly cool direction, the nonlinear storytelling, a ridiculously stacked supporting cast, and why this movie still feels so damn good nearly 30 years later.

Plus: that hotel bar scene, the trunk scene, Don Cheadle being terrifying, Steve Zahn being Steve Zahn, and the strange magic that happens when a crime movie is allowed to be funny, romantic, dangerous, and unbelievably cool all at once.

Was Out of Sight one of the sexiest movies of the ’90s? And why don’t they make movies that feel like this anymore?

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Out of Sight might be one of the sexiest movies ever made—and it barely has to show you anything.

George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez have the kind of chemistry you can actually feel, especially in that unforgettable trunk scene. This week, we're rewinding Steven Soderbergh's effortlessly cool 1998 crime romance and talking about what makes that chemistry feel so real.

🎬 Full Episode 9 drops Friday: Out of Sight (1998)

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Sometimes the worst filmmaker in Hollywood can make one of the best movies about why we create.

This week on Friday Night Rewind, Jason and Scott revisit Ed Wood (1994), Tim Burton’s wonderfully strange and surprisingly heartfelt tribute to the filmmaker often called one of the worst directors of all time.

We talk about Johnny Depp’s endlessly optimistic performance as Ed Wood, Martin Landau’s Oscar-winning turn as Bela Lugosi, Tim Burton’s gorgeous black-and-white direction, and the bizarre true story behind Wood and the people who helped bring his movies to life.

But more than anything, we dig into what makes Ed Wood such a meaningful movie about creativity, friendship, failure, and the sheer joy of making something because you love making it—whether the rest of the world understands it or not.

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Ed Wood may be about a filmmaker remembered as one of the worst directors in Hollywood history, but Tim Burton’s 1994 film sees something much more interesting: a dreamer who refuses to stop creating.

In this preview, Jason and Scott talk about why Ed Wood is ultimately a movie about having a vision, saying yes to your dreams, and continuing to make the thing even when nobody else understands why you’re doing it.

🎙️ Friday Night Rewind — Celebrating the movies that raised us—and helping you discover your next favorite film.

The full Ed Wood (1994) episode drops Friday.

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Before comic book movies became Hollywood's biggest genre, M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable (2000) quietly redefined what a superhero story could be.

This week on Friday Night Rewind, Jason and Scott revisit the film that paired Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson in one of the most unique comic book movies ever made.

We discuss Shyamalan's restrained approach to the genre, James Newton Howard's incredible score, unforgettable performances, the film's legacy, and why Unbreakable deserves far more recognition than it gets.

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Is Unbreakable the most underrated superhero movie ever made?

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Scott surprises Jason by revealing he still has his original movie ticket from seeing Unbreakable in theaters, leading to a nostalgic conversation about a moviegoing tradition that's largely disappeared.

This is a preview of Episode 7 of Friday Night Rewind, where Scott and Jason revisit M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable (2000), exploring its legacy, memorable moments, and why it remains one of the most unique comic book films ever made.

🎙️ Full episode drops Friday.

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Welcome to Friday Night Rewind, the movie podcast where Scott and Jason revisit the movies that raised them, introduce them to a new generation, and remind longtime fans why they're worth watching again.

From hidden gems to beloved classics, every episode is a celebration of the movies that helped shape us.

🎙️ New full episodes every Friday.

The first-ever Four for Friday is here!

Once a month, we're changing things up. Instead of focusing on a single movie, each of us brings four films around a different topic. We're kicking things off with Westerns.

These aren't necessarily our all-time favorites—just four Westerns we wanted to talk about. From iconic classics to modern standouts, we each bring four films worth discussing, along with the stories, memories, and reasons they still deserve your time.

🎙️ New episodes of Friday Night Rewind drop every Friday. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Pocket Casts, Overcast, Castbox, and wherever you get your podcasts.

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