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- #30 Monkey Business (1952)
On underappreciated comedic talent, deromanticizing the concept of youth, and still loving things despite their problematic elements.
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13 min - #31 Stage Door (1937)
On witty ensemble banter, sexual content in the days of production codes, mental health struggles, and Old Hollywood trivia/tea.
Content warning: discussion of depression and suicide from 10:32 to 13:55
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17 min - #32 Newsies (1992) - with Rosemary Leach!
My sister and I struggle to articulate what it is about this strange movie that has prompted us to keep rewatching it.
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47 min - #33 Holiday (1938)
On fake crushes, questioning social norms, staying true to yourself, and seeing people for who they are.
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17 min - #34 The Sound of Music (1965) - with Christina Ailor!
My friend Christina joins me to discuss a few of our favorite things (and a couple things that are not our favorites) about this classic.
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1 hr 19 min - #35 Chicago (2002)
On imaginary musical numbers, contrived sexuality, and an unjust justice system.
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14 min - #36 Frozen (2013)
For the first time in forever, a movie appeared with a character I could truly relate to, and a message I was desperate to hear.
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18 min - #37 The Princess Bride (1987)
How to tell a love story without being amatonormative.
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12 min - #38 Legally Blonde (2001)
On misjudging people and movies, prioritizing friendship over romance, and exceptions that undermine the message
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13 min - #39 The Emperor's New Groove (2000)
On leaning into plot holes, coming of age without romance, true stories, and potato salad.
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About The Rewatch Rewind
From the publisher's feed
After 20 years of tracking the movies I watch, I'm reflecting on my top 40 most frequent rewatches, partly focusing on the way I view them through an aromantic/asexual lens.
Cover art by Sophie Lesher