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The Longest Yard The Rewatchables
The Longest Yard

Is This Movie Better With…?

The Hanson Brothers

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Approx. transcript time · 01:31:10Read transcript
  • Wayne Jenkins, the observed Danny Treos and Sam Jackson, J.T. Walsh, and the observed Philip Bicker Hall are among the proposed additions. — Bill Simmons
  • The Hanson Brothers win because they could add iconic football-team and hot-box scenes. — Bill Simmons
  • The observed Byron Mayo, Harley Mays, evil-laughing Ramon, and Raymond are also proposed as stock additions. — Bill Simmons
Shot Caller The Rewatchables
Shot Caller

What’s Aged the Best?

Prison codes; deliberate capture; cages; title; burner phones; loyalty; geography; tattoos; Bernthal; Bell; letter; mustaches

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  • Prison-story pleasures include hierarchy, corrupt guards, protective groups, reading, terrified new arrivals, nicknames, respect codes, riot preparation, improvised shanks and sizing up cellmates. — Bill Simmons
  • Prison slang and philosophy are admired; Jericho Mile and Mann’s recurring incarceration interests are compared. — Chris Ryan
  • Deliberate capture as part of the plan is praised, compared with Seven, The Dark Knight, Silence of the Lambs and Face/Off. — Chris Ryan
  • Shot caller is admired as a clear power label and proposed for football/baseball/front-office roles instead of bland job titles. — Bill Simmons
  • The outdoor cage cells and their wide-shot composition are admired. — Bill Simmons
  • Bulletproof-vest fakeouts and prepaid phones are beloved thriller ingredients; Howie’s unquestioning loyalty to Money is praised. — Bill Simmons
  • The family’s move from Pasadena to Eagle Rock efficiently signals financial decline through Los Angeles geography. — Chris Ryan
  • Prison vocabulary and parole-tattoo inspection details add authenticity. — Chris Ryan
  • Bernthal’s anxious repeated agreements and restaurant confrontation are highlights, made funnier by later Wayne Jenkins associations. — Bill Simmons
  • Lake Bell makes a limited role believable; her dating prospects with an imprisoned gang-leader husband are questioned. — Bill Simmons
  • Money’s directive letter to his son is admired but its farewell tone explains why it seemed suicidal. — Bill Simmons
  • Money’s changing facial hair and final horseshoe mustache compete with Benjamin Bratt’s large mustache. — Bill Simmons
Manchester by the Sea The Rewatchables
Manchester by the Sea

Is This Movie Better With…?

Chris from The Town, Vincent Hanna or Sergeant Dignam.

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Approx. transcript time · 01:14:55Read transcript
  • Thanos is jokingly offered while the hosts test-drive the add-one-character category; he is not accepted as the result. — Bill Simmons
  • Chris from The Town is imagined meeting Lee at a bar.
  • Vincent Hanna is imagined conducting the police interview.
  • Wayne Jenkins is retained as a named candidate in the recurring better-with prompt. — Bill Simmons
  • “Danny Treo” is retained exactly as rendered by the machine transcript as a named candidate; the possible identity is not independently normalized. — Bill Simmons
  • Sam Jackson is retained as a named candidate in the recurring better-with prompt. — Bill Simmons
  • J. T. Walsh is retained as a named candidate in the recurring better-with prompt. — Bill Simmons
  • Byron Mayo is retained exactly as rendered by the machine transcript as a candidate; the identity is not independently normalized. — Bill Simmons
  • Harley Mays is retained exactly as rendered by the machine transcript as a candidate; the identity is not independently normalized. — Bill Simmons
  • The machine transcript renders another entry as “evil laughing, Ramon Raymond”; that uncertain candidate wording is preserved without inferring an identity. — Bill Simmons
  • “Philip Bakerall” is retained exactly as rendered by the machine transcript as a named candidate; the possible identity is not independently normalized. — Bill Simmons
  • Sergeant Dignam from The Departed is proposed as the hockey coach and enthusiastically accepted. — Chris Ryan
  • Chris from The Town is considered for addition to the recurring fictional-character pool. — Bill Simmons
Internal Affairs The Rewatchables
Internal Affairs

Is This Movie Better With…?

Byron Mayo; Ramon Raymond proposed as a future option.

In the discussion (2)
Approx. transcript time · 01:03:59Read transcript
  • Ramon Raymond is proposed as a recurring addition to the category's stock characters. — Bill Simmons
  • Wayne Jenkins is almost too scandalized by these cops; Byron Mayo instead proposes gathering the characters over oysters at an unfinished house. — Chris Ryan
Rounders The Rewatchables
Rounders

Is This Movie Better With…?

Byron Mayo; Wayne Jenkins

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Approx. transcript time · 01:24:33Read transcript
  • The standard names are read before a Byron Mayo take on Petra’s arrival and the supposedly erotic World Series tape. — Chris Ryan
  • A Wayne Jenkins impression catches Worm cheating and invokes stolen credit cards and prison cigarettes; it is parody, not a real policing account. — Chris Ryan
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