Matt, Grant and Todd focus their powers of observation on the academy award winning western, “Unforgiven”.  Directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Eastwood, Morgan Freeman and Gene Hackman, the movie does not prove lacking for talent, and with the exception of some amazing performances our critics feel this beloved western comes up a little short, but not so short we cut up a prostitute or anything!

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Bridget Jones’s Diary sparks wild ideas from our hosts.  Todd is confused about why being a jerk is a bad thing, Grant expresses his real opinion on Eat, Pray, Love and Matt tries to teach everyone how to throw a punch.  All of which proves the magic of Bridget Jones!

Don’t miss it as we discuss the 2001 Brit-Hit featuring Renee Zellweger, Colin Firth and Hugh Grant.  A romantic comedy that was written by a woman, Helen Fielding, and directed by a woman, Sharon Maguire…yikes, we probably should have asked a woman to co-host!

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Things get heated as we discuss the 1997 political comedy Wag the Dog, featuring an all-star cast, including Robert DeNiro, Dustin Hoffman, and Anne Heche.  The screenplay was written by David Mamet and the film was directed by Barry Levinson.

Matt, Grant and Todd try their best to avoid scandal as they maneuver all the political pitfalls and correlations to today’s political atmosphere…

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Matt, Grant and Todd focus their powers of observation on the 2002 horror flick, The Ring.  A remake of the original Japanese movie titled Ringu, The Ring stars Naomi Watts, Martin Henderson, Brian Cox and a scary little ghost girl that can make VHS recording with her mind.

Tune in to find out if this scary movie is still scary, and if Grant has been able to sleep since watching it.

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Pop quiz, hotshot.  The guys at the ReWatch re- review the original high-octane action movie, Speed.  Directed by Jan de Bont and starring Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, and Dennis Hopper, is a non-stop ride, where they jump cars, jump busses, blow up an elevator, and a commercial airliner!  Tune in to find out if it's worth another watch.

Matt, Grant and Todd are back this week ReWatching a sci-fi classic, 1982’s Blade Runner.  Directed by Ridley Scott and starring Harrison Ford and Rutger Hauer, Blade Runner proves to be a challenging review for our hosts. 

Grant decides Rick Deckard is definitely not a replicant, Matt looks forward to Blade Runner 2049, and Todd does a mean impression of Harrison Ford pretending to be a government investigator without really trying! Don’t miss Episode 7!

* All clips from Blade Runner are property of Warner Bros. Pictures

The white boyz from the ReWatch re-review John Singleton’s Boyz N The Hood, and manage to avoid most of the race insensitivity landmines.  Grant talks about his impressions of South Central L.A. and the movie having grown up in semi-rural Montana.  Todd points out the proper use of Chinese stress balls and Matt talks about elephant parenting and the absence of fathers in the movie…wait what?

Have a listen while we talk, mostly earnestly, about this groundbreaking 1991 classic starring Larry Fishburne, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Ice Cube and Angela Bassett and ask our ultimate question, is it Re-Watchable?

* All clips from Boyz N The Hood are property of Columbia Pictures

Julie Roberts Re-wins our hearts, this week on the ReWatch.  Garry Marshall, following his hit, Beaches, has an even bigger romantic comedy box office smash with Pretty Woman, a 1990 comedy where a successful businessman, Richard Gere, falls in love with a sunset strip prostitute, Julia Roberts.

Grant talks about the horrible injustice that occurs to street walkers when they attempt to shop on Rodeo Drive.  Todd can't stand Julia Roberts and Matt falls in love again.  Don't miss our best episode yet!

* All clips for Pretty Woman are property of Touchstone Pictures

* The Opera featured in this episode is of Anna Netrebko, Rolando Villazón y Thomas Hampson en "La Traviata" de Giuseppe Verdi en el Festival de Salzburgo 2005.  YouTube Link.  This is a version of the Opera Edward and Vivien attend in Pretty Woman

* Also Pete Bennett has a short clip from his YouTube channel, Dealing with Snipers.

This week on the ReWatch, Matt, Grant and Todd review James Cameron's opus, Titanic.  Spoilers! This epic love story ends in tragedy as the Titanic runs into an iceberg and sinks. 

We discuss history, class inequalities and imitate possibly the most annoying Italian character to ever exist in a movie.  Also Todd reveals his favorite scene which is probably the exact worst scene in the entire movie!

*All Titanic Audio Clips are Property of Twentieth Century Fox and Columbia Pictures

*Paper Planes is sampled from M.I.A.

This week on the ReWatch, Matt, Grant and Todd review Guy Ritchie's crime comedy, Snatch, featuring Jason Statham, Benicio Del Toro, and Alan Ford.  Also starring Brad Pitt as an indecipherable Irish-Gypsy in possibly the worst Irish dialect ever.

Todd practices his Boris the Blade Russian accent and Matt gives his impression of a Guy Ritchie cut scene!

*All Snatch Audio Clips are Property of Columbia Pictures

*Madonna Divorce Audio Clip is property of the Associated Press