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Eddie and the Cruisers

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Writing On the Dark Side on the rooftop

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  • Opening credits, On the Dark Side and Maggie’s newsroom pitch are scene candidates; her hook establishes the mystery and suggests a viewpoint the movie later shifts away from.
  • Frank meeting the band, Maggie visiting his classroom and the lounge-to-rooftop sequence are scene candidates; Eddie hears the value of Frank’s song before the rest of the group. — Bill Simmons
  • The rooftop’s instantly completed song is loved despite its implausibility, compared with Get Back’s slower creative process; Paré’s joy and Berenger’s physical performance sell the moment. — Bill Simmons
  • The lounge-to-Wild Summer Nights-to-Tender Years run is praised; Tender Years is a favorite non-Dark Side song and an enthusiastic audience extra is noticed.
  • Sal’s pizza-eating emotional scene and stage nostalgia receive praise; a Peter North effort award is proposed for Matthew Laurance’s commitment to a small part.
  • Wendell’s death into Tender Years and the disastrous Season in Hell session are scene candidates; the furious record executive and Eddie’s greatness-or-nothing stance are highlighted. — Bill Simmons
  • Writing On the Dark Side is the agreed most-rewatchable-scene choice. — Bill Simmons
  • The Palace of Depression flashback is another favorite because Eddie’s unraveling and other bandmates’ memories complicate Frank’s nostalgia. — Van Lathan
Wayne's World The Rewatchables

Flex pick · Bill Simmons

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  • Zane’s World is reported as an existing parody, featuring Biff Malibu, Tom Byron, Madison and Trixie Tyler. — Bill Simmons
  • A fourteen-minute plot-only edit with the sex removed is described as unexpectedly entertaining; the Peter North casting question is a joke rather than a reported credit. — Bill Simmons
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