The Rewatchables ·
Who won the movie
William Goldman
Roger Ebert
Dion Waiters Award
Strother Martin
Overacting Award
Nobody
Most Rewatchable Scene · 44:06
The category is set up as the scene you stay for when you catch the movie while flipping channels; one host has five and invites additions, and one participant asks to guess them first.
The guesses: the first-act fight with the huge guy in the gang that ends with one kick, which is on the list, and the third-act attempt to rob the Bolivian bank while getting the Spanish right, which was not on the list but gets added.
The Neil McCauley “A Book about Metals” Award for Best Line from the Movie · 1:14:45
Nominations: the bifocals line, 'every day you get older, that's a law', called a good senior yearbook quote, 'this is no time for bravery, I'll let you', and Etta's monologue about sewing socks and stitching wounds but refusing to watch him die, a great moment.
The film
Directed by George Roy Hill · Western
110 minutes
Selected cast credits · Film reference
In the order the hosts got to it. Open a row for the discussion.
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Recorded movie reference
The Rewatchables · aired July 29, 2024
Best Picture losers: introduced as ten, twelve titles named without ranks
