The Italian Job Is This Movie Better With…? The Italian Job · The Rewatchables ·August 11, 2026 Derek from American History X. The proposed addition is performed as a Mini Cooper challenge scene. In the discussion (1) Approx. transcript time · 01:34:31Read transcript Derek from American History X is proposed and inserted into a hypothetical Mini Cooper challenge.
The Italian Job Just One Oscar The Italian Job · The Rewatchables ·August 11, 2026 Stunts. A stunt or stunt-driver Oscar is selected. In the discussion (1) Approx. transcript time · 01:35:40Read transcript Stunts are selected for the single Oscar. — Craig Horlbeck
The Italian Job Probably Unanswerable Questions The Italian Job · The Rewatchables ·August 11, 2026 How do they escape the damage and pursuit? Is anyone better than the Ocean’s Eleven counterpart? Handsome Rob is the only crew member judged capable of joining Danny Ocean’s crew. In the discussion (3) Approx. transcript time · 01:35:56Read transcript The panel asks how they avoid pursuit after causing enormous damage. The panel asks if anybody is better at their job than a counterpart in the Ocean’s 11th. Handsome Rob is judged capable of joining Danny Ocean’s crew.
The Italian Job What Piece of Memorabilia Would You Want From This Movie? The Italian Job · The Rewatchables ·August 11, 2026 Gold brick or Mini Cooper. Both are selected. In the discussion (2) Approx. transcript time · 01:37:26Read transcript A gold brick is selected. A Mini Cooper is selected.
The Italian Job The Coach Finstock Award for Best Life Lesson The Italian Job · The Rewatchables ·August 11, 2026 Trust everyone, but not the devil inside them. The Donald Sutherland line is selected. In the discussion (1) Approx. transcript time · 01:37:38Read transcript The lesson about trusting everyone but not the devil inside them is selected.
The Italian Job Best Double Feature The Italian Job · The Rewatchables ·August 11, 2026 Fast & Furious 4. The pairing is chosen to compare material allegedly borrowed from this film. In the discussion (1) Approx. transcript time · 01:37:38Read transcript Fast & Furious 4 is selected to compare elements borrowed from this movie.
The Italian Job Who Won the Movie? The Italian Job · The Rewatchables ·August 11, 2026 Mini Coopers; Edward Norton also proposed. The cars receive Craig Horlbeck’s emphatic choice; Norton is an independent earlier choice. In the discussion (2) Approx. transcript time · 01:37:57Read transcript Edward Norton is proposed because the performance is captivating on rewatch. Mini Coopers are selected emphatically as the movie winner. — Craig Horlbeck Podcast choices Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers Craig HorlbeckMini Coopers
Obsession Most Rewatchable Scene Obsession · The Rewatchables ·July 28, 2026 Opening diner; Barker’s Pub; the wish; boys’ night; Sarah’s death; dinner; bedroom corner. The panel retains each set piece separately, with dinner receiving an explicit final choice. In the discussion (13) Approx. transcript time · 00:50:46Read transcript The opening diner scene is proposed for establishing Bear quickly. Barker’s Pub and its group dynamics are proposed. Bear and Nikki outside the bar, including the wish, are proposed. The cat memorial and Nikki staring at Bear and Ian are proposed. The brief romantic-comedy montage is proposed. Nikki’s unnatural movement and hiding in the bedroom corner are proposed. The duct-taped house, frozen smile, bodily accident, and dead-cat sandwich sequence is proposed. Boys’ night, the Hansel and Gretel monologue, and the kiss-left command are proposed. Bear and Sarah’s dinner and Sarah’s violent death are proposed. Ian’s billion-dollar wish is proposed. Breaking the wish and Nikki’s return are proposed. The dinner sequence is an explicit final choice. — Chris Ryan The phone call that uses a false cancer diagnosis is proposed.
Obsession “OK, Motherfucker” Award for When the Movie Goes Up a Notch Obsession · The Rewatchables ·July 28, 2026 Nikki silently staring down Bear and Ian after the cat memorial. Her watchful entrance is selected. In the discussion (1) Approx. transcript time · 00:52:46Read transcript Nikki staring at Bear and Ian after the cat memorial is selected.
Obsession The most "year the movie came out" thing Obsession · The Rewatchables ·July 28, 2026 A filmmaker emerging from YouTube; the music store’s staffing. The panel also discusses young adults stalled after high school and a familiar filming location. In the discussion (4) Approx. transcript time · 00:58:33Read transcript A director emerging from YouTube is selected as emblematic of 2026. Four people working in a music store is proposed as least characteristic of 2026. Young adults lingering in their hometown after high school are proposed as contemporary. Castle’s Music sharing a location associated with Wayne’s World is discussed.
Obsession Gandolfini Butter on My Ass So It Pops in My Mouth Award Obsession · The Rewatchables ·July 28, 2026 Young adults bumming around a small town; a movie that changes genre expectations. Both pleasures are retained. In the discussion (2) Approx. transcript time · 00:59:12Read transcript Post-high-school friends bumming around a small town are selected as an enjoyable element. The movie initially appearing to be one kind of story before changing is selected. — Joanna Robinson
Obsession What’s Aged the Best? Obsession · The Rewatchables ·July 28, 2026 The economical production; Indy Navarrette’s switches; dense visual details; the retained ending. The Memorial Day run, Ian’s bad friendship, mirrored deaths, Easter eggs, alternate ending, and accidental movement are also retained. In the discussion (18) Approx. transcript time · 01:00:59Read transcript An old-style Memorial Day box-office weekend is praised. The no-no-no montage is praised despite its obvious Get Out debt. Ian reading as a bad friend becomes clearer on rewatch. The production’s tiny scale and polished result are praised. Indy Navarrette’s switches between normal and possessed Nikki are praised. The shower shutting off after boys’ night is announced is praised as a small detail. Bear dying in a way that mirrors his cat is praised. — Chris Ryan The magic figure and voodoo doll in the wish shop are retained as possible franchise clues. The upside-down Art of Seduction book is retained as a visual joke. Bear’s search history is retained as character detail. Sarah consistently staged to Bear’s left and Nikki to his right is proposed as a visual pattern, with intent left uncertain. Nikki eating only when Bear eats is proposed as a pattern. The television showing video of Bear sleeping is retained as an Easter egg. The romance montage appearing long while covering about two days is retained. An unused tragic ending in which Nikki kills herself after breaking free is reported; the released ending is preferred. A possible anthology about other wishes is reported. Nikki’s confused turn after the wish was reportedly an actor mistake retained in the film. Christopher Nolan’s praise for the film is reported.