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Hitch

2005 film

Bill Simmons · Van Lathan · Mina Kimes

Aired July 21, 2026

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Hitch The Rewatchables
Hitch

What’s Aged the Worst?

Michael Rapaport as a likable friend; extravagant courtship; assaults; tabloid office; pacing and allergy sequence.

Flex pick · Mina Kimes

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Approx. transcript time · 01:12:45Read transcript
  • Michael Rapaport playing a likable friend is selected by Mina under an explicitly cued flex. — Mina Kimes
  • The luxurious, unrealistic tabloid office is criticized.
  • Hitch’s elaborate first-date planning and walkie-talkies are criticized as potentially creepy now.
  • The response is defended as depending on whether the recipient already likes the man.
  • The seven o’clock meeting time is judged stranger than the jet skis. — Van Lathan
  • Women striking men and the food fight are criticized as conduct contemporary movies would avoid. — Van Lathan
  • Hitch choosing Sara rather than the Paula Patton character is criticized.
  • The middle of the movie drags when Kevin James is absent. — Bill Simmons
  • The food-allergy comedy is criticized. — Bill Simmons
  • The extreme portrayal of Albert as a man who could win Allegra is judged less believable now.
Hitch The Rewatchables
Hitch

Most Rewatchable Scene

Dance lessons and first date; Albert attacking Hitch; opening principles; bar; jet skis; wedding.

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Approx. transcript time · 00:40:34Read transcript
  • The opening montage of Hitch’s principles is proposed.
  • The broom metaphor is accepted as fine. — Bill Simmons
  • The claim that communication is 30 percent tone and 60 percent body language is doubted. — Bill Simmons
  • The rule that a woman’s best friend must approve is endorsed and debated through personal examples.
  • The bar conversation and flashback are proposed. — Bill Simmons
  • Michael Rapaport’s single-scene role and unclear brother-in-law connection are separate observations about the bar sequence.
  • The Paula Patton bar appearance and her star potential receive extended praise.
  • Albert quitting in the boardroom while Hitch coaches from behind a door is proposed.
  • Hitch rescuing Eva Mendes’s character from Chip is proposed as a classic smooth entrance.
  • The walkie-talkie invitation is proposed. — Van Lathan
  • The Sunday timing is praised as a calculated way around Friday and Saturday refusal. — Van Lathan
  • Hitch is said to use the walkie-talkie partly because Sara’s coworkers will hear and react. — Van Lathan
  • The Hudson River jet-ski portion of the date is proposed. — Mina Kimes
  • The Ellis Island reveal is proposed for its surprising butcher joke and Hitch’s planning failure.
  • The early dance montage is proposed. — Bill Simmons
  • The allergy scene is proposed; later, the food-allergy material is said not to work. — Bill Simmons
  • Albert’s Knicks date and attempted kiss are proposed. — Bill Simmons
  • The apartment food fight is proposed. — Van Lathan
  • The food fight is separately criticized as aggression that would not play the same way now. — Van Lathan
  • Speed dating is proposed.
  • A reported post-pandemic speed-dating resurgence undercuts the idea that the activity is purely a 2005 relic.
  • Will Smith and Eva Mendes are compared to two hot aliens placed among the speed-dating losers. — Mina Kimes
  • Hitch pleading for Albert on Allegra’s boat is proposed.
  • The wedding and end-credit dancing are proposed.
  • Hitch pleading Albert’s case before Albert attacks him is selected as the funniest moment. — Van Lathan
  • The dance lesson intercut with Albert’s first date is the consensus selection. — Mina Kimes
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Hitch

2005