Most Rewatchable Scene
The Invincible exchange montage and the first videotaped haircut reveal receive distinct favorite selections.
In the discussion (12)
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- The opening credits with Boys in Town are nominated for immediately establishing the Texas setting. — Bill Simmons
- The harassment, escape and accidental shooting at the souvenir store are discussed; the apparent shoulder wound prompts questions about injury realism. — Bill Simmons
- The mall exchange with Rebel Yell and marbles is nominated; more time in the mall and more stores are desired. — Bill Simmons
- The two mustached cops suggest an unmade buddy-cop film, and Hubie emerging from plants is enjoyed. — Bill Simmons
- The Joan of Arc viewing, haircut reveal and rich house are discussed, including the dark rooms, security cameras and bedroom-to-pool slide. — Bill Simmons
- Lloyd’s horror masks are compared to Rick Baker; his confident rapport and suit conflict with the impression of a solitary horror enthusiast. — Bill Simmons
- The Fair Is Fair tape playing at the police station and the child copying the gesture are praised. — Bill Simmons
- The reward-seeking couple shooting at Billie Jean is enjoyed for its absurdity, while another response reserves it for the aged-worst category. — Bill Simmons
- The five-minute Invincible montage of Billie Jean being exchanged across Texas is selected as a favorite; the communication network without phones or internet is questioned. — Bill Simmons
- The motorcycle ride and crowd appearance are compared jokingly to a live podcast and meet-and-greet. — Bill Simmons
- The burning store, discarded merchandise and third use of Invincible close the candidate rundown. — Bill Simmons
- The first tape after the haircut is another final scene preference; the accompanying you-look-famous line is singled out. — Chris Ryan