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Peter Berg

Also referred to as Pete Berg

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3

Rewatchables episodes featuring Peter Berg’s films

Cop Land

1997 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan · Sean Fennessey

Aired June 2, 2022

Collateral

2004 film

Bill Simmons · Chris Ryan

Aired August 6, 2019

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Apex Mountain

1980s wrestling movies; Frank Jasper

In the discussion (9)
Approx. transcript time · 01:00:19Read transcript
  • Apex Mountain is cued and deferred for one more research item. — Chris Ryan
  • For Modine, this versus Full Metal Jacket is raised, and the movie is called Apex Mountain for nobody.
  • 1980s wrestling movies are named as Apex Mountain.
  • Spokane gets a probable yes, and later a joking question whether it ever got better for Spokane than this movie.
  • Michael Schoeffling is tied to 16 Candles instead.
  • It is Frank Jasper's Apex Mountain.
  • The singlet is tied instead to Saturday afternoon TV wrestling.
  • For John Waite, Missing You may be the bigger song, so 1985 is offered as his overall Apex.
  • For Fiorentino (transcribed "Thorntino"), the peak is placed with a Peter Berg movie rather than this one.
Collateral

What’s Aged the Worst?

The hospital slowdown, Annie’s route, Pete Berg’s sleepy part, Ruffalo’s goatee and slicked hair, and Max’s instant confidence before Felix

In the discussion (5)
Approx. transcript time · 00:54:34Read transcript
  • The stretch between Daniel’s club and Fever loses momentum around the hospital. — Bill Simmons
  • Annie’s proposed route through La Brea and Sixth is challenged as a large loop rather than a useful shortcut. — Bill Simmons
  • Pete Berg’s character is reduced to tiredness, skepticism, and apparent reluctance to leave bed. — Chris Ryan
  • Ruffalo’s dated goatee-and-slicked-hair combination distracts from a performance that otherwise recalls his edgier early career. — Chris Ryan
  • Max becomes implausibly adept at manipulating Felix and a room of armed men despite his terror shortly before. — Bill Simmons
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