Rewatchability

This week we go for a swim with FREE WILLY, the iconic family movie from 1993 starring Jason James Richter, Keiko the killer whale, as well as Michael Madsen, Lori Petty and Michael Ironside. This movie moved us and got us thinking about the plight of captive animals, but how does it hold up now?

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With Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk fresh on our minds, we revisit his breakthrough film, 2000's MEMENTO, starring Guy Pearce as a man who can't make new memories, as well as Carrie-Anne Moss and Joe Pantoliano, who apparently think it's cool to exploit somebody's disability. It's not, Joey Pants! We thought this movie was unforgettable when we were younger, but, uh... I forgot what I was going to write. 

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This week we Meryl things up with Danita and Emily from the What About Meryl Podcast as we discuss ADAPTATION, the 2002 comedy starring Nicholas Cage as Charlie Kaufman, the guy who wrote the movie, and Meryl Streep as Susan Orlean, the woman who wrote the book the movie is based on. Also Chris Cooper plays the guy who Meryl Streep's character writes about. Also the cast of Being John Malkovich plays themselves. This movie blew our minds when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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This week Jess Beaulieu of the Crimson Wave joins us to stake out 1992's BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, the feature film that started a pop-culture phenomenon, starring Kristy Swanson, Donald Sutherland, Luke Perry and vampire David Arquette. Long overshadowed by the successful TV show, we were in love with Buffy when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?   

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Helllooooooo! This week Matt Johnson (Nirvanna the Band the Show, The Dirties) joins us to walk a mile in her shoes, namely the sensible heels of MRS. DOUBTFIRE! That's right, the 1993 family comedy starring the late, great Robin Williams, as well as Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan, Mara Wilson, one of the Lawrences (Stumpy I think) and Harvey Fierstein. We loved this movie before we aware of a little thing called gender politics, but how does it hold up now?

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Have you heard this? Graham Isador guests with Rewatchability to talk about HIGH FIDELITY Steven Frear's 2002 drama, comedy, I dunno it transcends genre. It's really rare, this is the German label import. Yeah, John Cusack's in it, and Jack Black, Tim Robbins is really funny, not to mention Catherine Zeta Jones, Iben Hiejle and Lili Taylor among other women who have to put up with all this guy's bullshit. It's great. I mean, we loved it when were young angsty kids looking for idols, but do you think it holds up now?

I think it's really good. Listen below to find out. Also, please Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher. Also, follow us on Twitter. And please consider supporting our Patreon campaign.

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With SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING swinging into theatres, Fred Kennedy of the Issue Zero Podcast joins us to crawl into Sam Raimi's 2002 SPIDER-MAN, starring Tobey McGuire as the titular webslinger, Kirsten Dunst as MJ and Willem Dafoe as James Franco's disappointed father. This movie caught us in it's web when we were younger, but how does it hold up today?

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It's Canada's 150th birthday, and to celebrate our sesquicentennial we revisit CANADIAN BACON, the 1995 political comedy/satire directed by Michael Moore and starring John Candy (Canadian), Rhea Perlman, Bill Nunn, Alan Alda (we wish he was Canadian) and Rip Torn. This movie filled our hearts with maple syrup when we were younger, but how does it hold up today, eh?

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This week we're joined by Ari Millen from the hit show Orphan Black to discuss MULTIPLICITY, the 1996 clone-comedy directed by Harold Ramis, starring Andie MacDowell, Eugene Levy, John DeLancie and a whole whack of Michael Keatons. Is that what you call a group of Keatons? A whack? This movie blew our minds when we were unfamiliar with the realities of cloning, but how does it hold up now?

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Join us as we dine on SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, Jonathan Demme's 1991 crime thriller starring Jodie Foster as Clarice Starling, Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, and Ted Levine's pubic hair. Also joining us is Alexandra West from the Faculty of Horror. I hope everyone enjoys a fine Chianti. We were compelled by it when we were younger, but how does it hold up now?

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