I fucking love the concept and show so much. Such great guests and movies they talk about. The categories kill me. Last weeks ep of Man of Fire was great https://open.spotify.com/episode/454YfI4gQM0xxXkcHZbkd2?si=0u2HCZxeRTiQPGY9MZn4Ww

It's great.

will listen based on how fresh the movie is in my head. I haven't heard Man on Fire because it's been too long, same for the Verdict.

I probably like the core combo of Bill, Chris, and Sean the most but I appreciate that they mix it up with Van Lathan and others

Dig all the new categories, like the Butch's girlfriend in Pulp Fiction award lol

>will listen based on how fresh the movie is in my head. I
>haven't heard Man on Fire because it's been too long, same for
>the Verdict.

Right. Never saw The Verdict but Man on Fire I saw 15+ years ago and spent half the movie making out with my eventual girlfriend at the time lol so safe to say I should watch again before I listen to that one.


>I probably like the core combo of Bill, Chris, and Sean the
>most but I appreciate that they mix it up with Van Lathan and
>others

Yea they are the most nerdy/knowledgeable it seems but I agree, I like that they add people who clearly are more demographically in line with whatever movie they're covering in a given week. The way it should be.


>Dig all the new categories, like the Butch's girlfriend in
>Pulp Fiction award lol

Yea the categories have always been great. No Skips tried a similar format. That fucking show needs to come back. Fuck Spotify for canceling for seemingly no reason.

Especially Scott x Denzel. My fav tag team. I kind of want to watch Crimson Tide tonight

>will listen based on how fresh the movie is in my head. I
>haven't heard Man on Fire because it's been too long, same for
>the Verdict.
Man on Fire was good, but they needed more people for that one.
>I probably like the core combo of Bill, Chris, and Sean the
>most but I appreciate that they mix it up with Van Lathan and
>others
It's fun when he has Shea Serrano on.
>Dig all the new categories, like the Butch's girlfriend in
>Pulp Fiction award lol

The new categories are amazing and I like they got Craig involved with creating some of them.

I can't say I like it enough to listen to episodes about movies I don't know. But for movies I do know, it's really great.

The main ones that've gotten my attention lately: GoodFellas, Lebowski, and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. Great analysis of three of my favorite movies.

... movies they don't know/haven't seen lol. Wouldn't make a whole lot of sense.


>I can't say I like it enough to listen to episodes about
>movies I don't know. But for movies I do know, it's really
>great.

>... movies they don't know/haven't seen lol. Wouldn't make a
>whole lot of sense.
>
>
>>I can't say I like it enough to listen to episodes about
>>movies I don't know. But for movies I do know, it's really
>>great.

I had never seen Project X, I think at the time of it's release I was dealing with some stuff and wasn't really going out. But after listening to the episode about it, I watched on Netflix and then re-listened to the Podcast.

I love it. I don't always listen cause there are films that I just didn't see or care to watch.

I listen to those eps when i have nothing else to watch, i dont care about spoilers. Sometimes it makes me go watch the movie

Made me go back and check out a few movies I had passed over. (Cop Land for example)

And Bill even longer.

I think Bill honestly hamstrings the pod sometimes because he has a far more basic view of movies than they do (my actual favorite Ringer movie podcasts are when The Big Picture does any sort of movie draft) and like a couple others have said I hold a lot of episodes until I can see the movie in question if it's been a long time but it really is a cool podcast and again I've just been following these dudes forever so it's a no brainer listen

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... tries to bring up anything problematic in any of these movies, Bill basically shuts down lol. You can audibly hear his confusion then he just moves on to the next topic hahaha. Such a child.

I have a hard time getting through any of these that Bill isn't on. There's just a better balance and chemistry when he's there.

The Big Picture is fine but Sean/Chris/Amanda lose some perspective without Bill.

I enjoy The Rewatchables way more because the references are relatable and fun.

I can only take so much dry film banter and I LOVE that stuff but I also like to feel like I'm hanging out at the bar too.

it's more fun to me when Bill's on, even when he has a goofy bad take, and the rag on him for it. it always feels like a better hang overall.

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