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Domestic Disturbance The Rewatchables
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Domestic Disturbance

Who Won the Movie?

Split: Vince Vaughn for entertainment value; Matt O’Leary for performance

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  • Vince Vaughn is chosen because he is entertaining to watch.
  • Matt O'Leary is separately chosen as the only actor giving a good performance in a role on which the movie depends.
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle The Rewatchables
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle

Most Rewatchable Scene

Marlene’s greenhouse death; Peyton’s cruelty to Solomon

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  • Dr. Mott’s examination is discussed as the scene where the movie fully begins, but the speaker explicitly would not make it a finalist.
  • Peyton meeting Claire and Solomon and being hired without references is nominated.
  • Peyton’s secret 3 a.m. breastfeeding is nominated.
  • Marlene and Michael’s double date, including their smoking and the title quotation, is nominated.
  • The park sequence, including the baby-eyes remark and Peyton twisting the bully’s arm, is nominated.
  • The disappearing FedEx envelope and the family’s failure to deliver it themselves are nominated and criticized.
  • Peyton destroying the envelope and banging objects in the bathroom stall is nominated as one freakout.
  • Peyton later trying to break through a door is nominated as her second freakout.
  • Peyton humiliating and slapping Solomon is nominated and later becomes one final choice.
  • Marlene and Michael’s smoking meeting to plan the party is nominated, with their attraction debated.
  • Claire confronting Michael while the surprise party waits in the next room is nominated.
  • Peyton preparing the greenhouse murder while eating a green apple and emptying inhalers is nominated.
  • Claire punching Peyton into the dining-room table is nominated.
  • The final attic fight is nominated.
  • Marlene’s greenhouse death is selected by one participant, though the glass mechanics are disputed.
  • Peyton’s cruelty to Solomon is selected by another participant.
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle The Rewatchables
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle

The Butch’s Girlfriend Award for the Weakest Link in the Film

The male supporting performances draw disagreement, with Matt McCoy receiving the strongest criticism.

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  • Marty Craven is proposed for the weak-link award and receives a co-sign.
  • Matt McCoy is criticized as a television actor, with objections and alternate Baldwin casting jokes preserved.
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle The Rewatchables
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle

What’s Aged the Worst?

The Solomon characterization, sunny Seattle, missing reference checks, and period real-estate assumptions

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  • Solomon’s portrayal and the movie’s unusually sunny Seattle are said to have aged poorly.
  • The lack of nanny references and now-unrealistic Seattle housing economics are additional choices.
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