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Creed

2015 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan · Sean Fennessey · Van Lathan

Aired February 19, 2024

Creed

2015 film

Bill Simmons · Wesley Morris · Sean Fennessey · K. Austin Collins

Aired March 14, 2018

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The Devil’s Advocate

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

Prestige television; prequel; all-Black gender-flipped remake

In the discussion (5)
Approx. transcript time · 01:33:12Read transcript
  • A television version is obvious but might depend on casting and network; a reported 2014 Judgment Day prequel adaptation failed to launch at NBC.
  • Samuel L. Jackson is proposed as Milton, followed by enthusiasm for Viola Davis as a female devil. — Van Lathan
  • Zazie Beetz or Tessa Thompson are proposed before the idea expands to a full gender flip.
  • Jay Ellis is imagined in the spouse role, with concern about audience response to him obstructing a woman’s career; Michael B. Jordan and Jayson Tatum are floated as seductive alternatives. — Van Lathan
  • Sam Jackson remains appealing, while Viola could have fun giving the fan-of-man monologue.
The Edge The Rewatchables
In the discussion (3)
Approx. transcript time · 01:25:17Read transcript
  • An all-Black remake initially proposes Denzel as a billionaire modeled on Bob Johnson or Byron Allen, then questions whether he would accept a cuckold role. — Van Lathan
  • The preferred reworking casts Queen Latifah as an Oprah-like billionaire, Tessa Thompson as her wife and Idris Elba as the photographer; Zoë Kravitz is an alternative wife. — Bill Simmons
  • The doomed third survivor becomes a white man, with French Stewart or John Stamos proposed to reverse the original trope. — Bill Simmons
Creed The Rewatchables
In the discussion (5)
Approx. transcript time · 00:45:29Read transcript
  • Nominees are Tessa Thompson, Wood Harris and Andre Ward, with the PTI hosts named winners for an in-universe Apollo Creed legacy segment ('Oh, I don't know, Tony').
  • Another suggestion is the actor playing Leo's father, heard as Richie Costa, also of True Detective season two, who looked related to Leo, played by real fighter Gabriel Rosado; 'That'd be my vote.'
  • Asked next, a panelist picks Rashad: sports-movie cutaways to people watching are a flaw in nearly every sports movie, with Secretariat's race montage the best exception, but her fired-up reaction during the fight makes it worth it. — Wesley Morris
  • A Diane Lane aside follows, with lifetime Diane Lane season tickets and a teased Unfaithful rewatchable. — Wesley Morris
  • Another panelist did not vote for Rashad because Apollo's wife from Rocky IV was not brought back, hoping that actress at least auditioned. — Bill Simmons
Good Will Hunting

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

A 10-episode Netflix series including the CIA half, cast with Elgort as Chucky, Chalamet as Will, Jon Hamm as the therapist and Tessa Thompson as Skylar; a Black Good Will Hunting is Stomp the Yard

In the discussion (5)
Approx. transcript time · 01:20:25Read transcript
  • Asked whether he would watch a 10-episode Netflix series remake with the second half of the script and the CIA wrinkle, the answer is 100%, having watched the Limitless series. — Shea Serrano
  • Anyone smarter than everyone else figuring things out is loved; although remaking rewatchable movies is usually avoided, the obvious casting is staring them in the face: Elgort as Affleck and Chalamet as Damon, who went to the same high school, love the Knicks and are playing this out on Instagram, Elgort the empty-headed pretty boy and Chalamet the nervy energy; the first three episodes are the movie before the CIA stuff.
  • For the therapist, Ruffalo, Jeff Bridges, Russell Crowe and Jon Hamm are floated, Hamm with a beard, older, available, with Affleck ties and ready to go back to Boston; Tessa Thompson as Minnie; Ringer Films is jokingly producing the 10-episode adaptation.
  • Asked what Black Good Will Hunting looks like, the answer is Stomp the Yard. — Shea Serrano
  • Gus Van Sant did a version of this with Finding Forrester, a movie with issues that should have been good and was a missed opportunity, though it invented the modern internet with you're the man now, dog.
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