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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre The Rewatchables
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

Sequel, Prequel, Limited Series, or All-Black Remake

Eight follow-ups exist, including Two, The Next Generation, the Jessica Biel reboot, the Netflix film and the 2017 prequel Leatherface; a Curry Barker reboot is rumored

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  • Eight films followed as sequels, prequels or remakes, including The Next Generation with Renee Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey, seen once and called entertaining; Two, also directed by Toby Hooper, is liked a lot, and Kim Henkel, who wrote the original, was involved with The Next Generation.
  • There was a Jessica Biel reboot, a Netflix film about influencers killed by Leatherface that one participant enjoyed, and the 2017 DirecTV prequel Leatherface starring Stephen Dorff; Curry Barker is rumored to be rebooting it with Glenn Powell possibly involved, coming to Skydance.
13 Going on 30 The Rewatchables
13 Going on 30

Casting What-Ifs

Reported backups Gwyneth Paltrow, Hilary Swank and Renee Zellweger; Paul Rudd and Sam Rockwell for Matt

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  • Paltrow, Swank and Zellweger were reportedly backups if Garner couldn't do it; neither participant thinks they work, though mid-90s Zellweger might. — Juliet Litman
  • Young Jenna looks like Hilary Swank; Paltrow and Ruffalo later made a flight attendant movie that was not good. — Juliet Litman
  • The casting director reportedly said Paul Rudd and Sam Rockwell were next if Ruffalo turned it down; Rudd could work. — Bill Simmons
  • Test audiences reportedly hated the original young Matt and young Jenna, who were reshot with different actors. — Bill Simmons
Dazed and Confused The Rewatchables
Dazed and Confused

Casting What-Ifs

Vince Vaughn was runner-up for both Affleck's and Cole Hauser's parts; Renee Zellweger auditioned for Parker Posey's part; Claire Danes did not get Sabrina; Ashley Judd did not get Jodie

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The Dark Knight The Rewatchables
The Dark Knight

The Neil McCauley “A Book about Metals” Award for Best Line from the Movie

"you either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain"

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  • The Joker's 'I don't want to kill you... No, you complete me' raises whether Jerry Maguire exists in the world of The Dark Knight, whether the Joker has seen it, whether Tom Cruise and Renee Zellweger are figures there, and whether the Joker had a Netflix subscription.
  • Harvey Dent's die-a-hero line gets a 'Ding, ding, ding', the line quoted every night on social media; the Joker's 'better class of criminal' line sounds great though nobody knows what it means; Gordon's closing 'hero Gotham deserves... a dark knight' speech is mocked with hashtag who talks like this and I said the name of the movie in the dialogue.
  • More Joker lines follow: 'Why so serious?', basically the movie's tagline, which Pink put in a song; 'introduce a little anarchy'; 'I'm an agent of chaos'; the vision of a world without Batman; and 'I want my phone call'; his melodramatic readings make you believe the dialogue is good.
Jerry Maguire The Rewatchables
Jerry Maguire

Apex Mountain

Cameron Crowe; Tom Cruise’s movie and 1996 career year; Kelly Preston; Renée Zellweger; Cuba Gooding Jr.; Jonathan Lipnicki; Bonnie Hunt; the performer observed as Jay Moore (probable); Roy Firestone; Jerry O’Connell; Beau Bridges; the Michaels–Deerdorf–Gifford trio; Wayne Fontes

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  • Cameron Crow is proposed as peaking here; Almost Famous is countered as his life story and therefore easier material to assemble. — Bill Simmons
  • This film is proposed as Tom Cruise’s best movie and as the complete Cruise experience; 1996 is accepted as a career year because it also included Mission: Impossible. — Bill Simmons
  • Kelly Preston, Renee Zellweger, Cuba Gooding Jr., Jonathan Lipnicki, and Bonnie Hunt are all named as peaks. — Bill Simmons
  • The performer rendered as Jay Moore is treated as a probable peak, with a later agent television show recalled but not named. — Bill Simmons
  • The performer rendered as Glenn Fry is initially placed above the Eagles and his Miami Vice appearance, then removed after the Miami Vice comparison wins out. — Bill Simmons
  • Roy Firestone’s Rod Tidwell interview is called his peak. — Bill Simmons
  • Jerry O'Connell is proposed as peaking here; Stand By Me is raised, but the response prefers his Cush role. — Bill Simmons
  • The Springsteen soundtrack is nominated over Philadelphia, while the Philadelphia lawyer-office scene is offered as a strong counterexample. — Bill Simmons
  • Beau Bridges is added as a late-career peak. — Chris Ryan
  • The Michaels-Deerdorf-Gifford broadcast trio, using the transcript’s observed spelling, and Wayne Fontes’s lobby appearance are added as peaks. — Bill Simmons
  • Regina King is explicitly rejected as a peak because of better later work. — Bill Simmons
  • The publisher cameo is considered against the person’s Almost Famous and Perfect appearances without a settled conclusion. — Bill Simmons
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