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The Rewatch Party
by Emergency Exit podcast network
Who loves movies? Nick loves movies. He’s got a whole collection to prove it and a podcast to share it. Each week, Nick and Co. sit down to discuss and rate the re-watchability of movies in his collection while also choosing characters to build a bracket based show-down sister podcast dubbed, The Tournament of Champions.Be sure to catch both shows on the Emergency Exit Network.
Episodes
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The Rewatch Party 259 - Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018)
Dan claws his way back from the podcast afterlife just in time for 2018's Mission Impossible: Fallout, and the crew wastes zero time catching him up. We cover all the important bases like how to recognize when tapes are self destructing, how to really land the plane with "missionary position...
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The Rewatch Party 258 - Project Hail Mary (2025)
Elise's birthday finally landed on the schedule, so Rewatch Party is in full party mode. Fire up the orchestra of rain sticks and strap into the amnesia-inducing spaceship of your choice, because the birthday girl cashed in her movie-picking privileges for Project Hail Mary. Nick and Anthony…
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The Rewatch Party 257 - Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation (2015)
The Rewatch Party is back in the field for 2015's Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, with Nick joined by Anthony and Elise as the franchise finally seems to have figured out exactly what it wants to be. Tom Cruise is hanging off airplanes, Simon Pegg is getting dragged into Ethan Hunt’s…
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The Rewatch Party 255 - Mission Impossible 4
We break radio silence now as Nick has been deep in Romulan space with shields up and unable to transmit. Join us this week as Tom Cruise gets thrown into a Russian prison, breaks out before breakfast, sneaks into the Kremlin, climbs the tallest building on Earth with a pair of malfunctioning…
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The Rewatch Party 254 - Lone Wolf McQuade - RIP Chuck Norris (1983)
Saddle up for 1983’s Lone Wolf McQuade, a movie that puts our dearly departed Chuck Norris in situations that modern audiences may not fully appreciate. It may come as a surprise to younger viewers that Chuck stars as a Texas Ranger who solves nearly every problem with roundhouse kicks, excessive...
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The Rewatch Party 253 - Days of Thunder - RIP Robert Duvall (1990)
Tom Cruise arrives in NASCAR with a middle tooth, another motorcycle, and starts rubbing. See, once upon a time Tom Cruise and Paul Newman apparently drove a race car and immediately decided America needed two hours of sweaty pit crews, beer-soaked grandstands, and Michael Rooker looking like…
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The Rewatch Party 252 - Samurai Cop (1991)
Nick celebrates a birthday the only reasonable way possible: by forcing everyone to watch Samurai Cop, where every line sounds recently invented and every explosion feels personally insulting to the physics underpinning our reality. Nick, Anthony, and an in person Elise marvel at director Amir...
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The Rewatch Party 251 - Mission Impossible 3 (2006)
Tom Cruise is at an engagement party pretending to be normal, which mostly involves making drinks, studying "traffic patterns", and quietly alarming everyone in the room. Within minutes, he’s thrown all the ice into the backyard, taken a mysterious call, and disappeared to Berlin before anyone…
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The Rewatch Party 250 - A Mighty Wind (2003)
There’s wind, there’s confusion, there’s whatever the hell "blowing to my mighty wind" was supposed to mean. Take a tour with us through construction site asbestos anxiety, chicken wing philosophy, and a string of musical puns that should legally qualify as a workplace hazard. By the time anyone...
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The Rewatch Party 249 - The Punisher (1989)
We sat down for Anthony’s birthday episode and immediately chose violence. We’re talking about The Punisher (1989), a movie that wastes zero time proving it absolutely does not give a single coherent fuck. A film that opens like a bargain-bin James Bond fever dream, then sprints straight into...
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The Rewatch Party 248 - Spinal Tap II: The End Continues (2025)
Part two of our Rob Reiner tribute cranks things up from "contractually obligated chaos" to "loving homage" as we continue the end with Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues. We're looking in the mirror of a movie that hinges entirely on how, despite despising each other for years, people CAN be…
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The Rewatch Party 247 - This is Spinal Tap (1984)
Rob Reiner. The man’s résumé could get its own standing ovation, but to celebrate his life we hop on tour with This Is Spinal Tap — an impossible film to direct, and yet, somehow he did it. Ninety five percent improvised. No script. Just a loose roadmap, a camera, and a band of deeply committed...
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The Rewatch Party 246 - Baby Driver (2017)
It’s Manny’s birthday, and he has officially hijacked the host mic. Nick attempts a suspiciously “laid-back” vibe that convinces no one, Elise gets drafted as the ringmaster by default, and Anthony provides steady resistance in the form of skepticism, legal concerns, and the occasional reminder...
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The Rewatch Party 245 - Mission: Impossible 2 (2000)
We strap on the Oakleys, cue up Limp Bizkit, and immediately start asking the hard questions. Everyone is whispering, doves are everywhere, and Tom Cruise glues himself to a rockface. Yep, John Woo was here. This week we slow motion our way into Mission Impossible 2, a motorcycle kicking, face...
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The Rewatch Party 244 - Mission Impossible (1996)
Tom Cruise runs. Tom Cruise rips faces off. Tom Cruise would like you to know he is a normal human man with a perfectly centered tooth and no further questions at this time. This week we accept our mission and immediately compromise it by talking too much. Let’s take a fresh look at Brian De...
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The Rewatch Party 243 - Batman Returns (1992)
It's the Christmas Episode! (To the tune of The Christmas Song) Penguins roasting in the sewer pipes, Black fish goop on Danny’s chin, Scary clowns with their guns all ablaze, and folks get thrown through high windows, Everybody knows A Batmobile with jet exhaust Helps to make the season bright,...
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The Rewatch Party 242 - Million Dollar Baby (2004)
Clint Eastwood shows up, directs himself, scores his own movie, and lands every emotional punch. Million Dollar Baby steps into the ring with gloves off, and we regret to inform you that this week we actually take a movie seriously. There’s a surprising amount of calm confidence in how this movie...
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The Rewatch Party 241 - Millers Crossing (1990)
We’re FINALY back to the queue. Are you angry, punching someone, or in a mob negotiation? Then Millers Crossing may be right for you. It's a beautiful, chaotic, slang-riddled escape where everyone looks great in a hat and absolutely no one uses language the way the rest of the planet agreed…
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The Rewatch Party 240 - Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park - RIP Ace Frehley (1978)
Ok, it's FINALLY time to talk Miller's Crossing. Talking about a real film. A masterpiece. A thing that involves acting and cameras that were pointed at things on purpose. Or so we thought. For one shining moment. But no. People keep dying and so instead we are here to honor the late, great Ace...
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The Rewatch Party 239 - Somethings Gotta Give (2003)
Strap into your tighty-whiteys folks, because this week we take on Something’s Gotta Give, a movie that opens with Crazy Town’s “Butterfly” and only gets more bewildering from there. Nick, Elise, and Anthony wade through a Hamptons fantasy land where everyone is wealthy beyond reason, morals take...
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The Rewatch Party 238 - Maximum Overdrive (1986)
For Halloween, the crew goes into Maximum Overdrive, Stephen King’s one-and-only directorial meltdown brought to you by a truly 1980's amount of cocaine. Angry trucks, possessed toasters, and for the love of god, will someone please tell AC/DC to shut directly the eff up. Somewhere between...
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The Rewatch Party 237 - Marantau (2009)
Nick and Anthony return to the dojo this week to unpack Marantau, a martial arts coming-of-age story about a gap year involving a bus ride, a sewer-pipe apartment, and several felony assaults. Between righteous fury at the close-up finger-food scene and the realization that “bear-crawl fighting...
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The Rewatch Party 237 - Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
Paul Newman and Robert Redford ride again with Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, a film where outlaws rob trains, the soundtrack does acid, and everyone somehow looks like they’ve been airbrushed by God. Between the sepia intro and the bicycle ballet, we’re wondering how a movie about running...
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The Rewatch Party 236 - The Men Who Stare at Goats (2009)
Despite all the reasons to hate on the government, they did give us a reason to watch George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, and Jeff Bridges dropping acid in the desert while cosplaying psychic soldiers. This week, we’re finding out if truth is actually dumber than fiction with The Men Who Stare at…
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The Rewatch Party 235 - Memento (2000)
Join us as we try to remember Chris Nolan’s freshmaker Memento! It’s not confusion, it’s art: a Polaroid un-developing, blood shooting back into a body, and a gun working in reverse like it’s got a refund policy. Meanwhile we’re just trying to keep our notes straight without accidentally…
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The Rewatch Party - The Matrix (1999)
Whoa. This week we take the Red Pill back to Newest York and the post-apocalyptic doom sewers. We’re finally talking about The Matrix, a cinematic masterpiece which as far as we can tell is all about “goopy” mirrors, dial-up modem noises, OG parkour, and kleenex sales. The numbers, the awards…
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The Rewatch Party 233 - Mars Attacks! (1996)
Fresh off the flesh, the steaks deliver themselves on the latest episode of The Rewatch Party. Elise left Nick, Anthony, and Manny to their own devices and they're taking on Tim Burton’s 1996 sci-fi masterpiece(?): Mars Attacks!, a film pitched on a series of random alien trading cards that…
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The Rewatch Party 232 - Man of Steel (2013)
Check our gravitational force, bitches! Welcome back to The Rewatch Party. This week, we go big blue and get loud, as it's knives out time for Zack Snyder's Man of Steel. We’re talking about the World Engines, musty atmospheres, and an opening five minutes that somehow turns Krypton into a thirst...
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The Rewatch Party 231 - The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015)
Grab your sour-patch straws, stop sour punching your straw, and join us as we slip into the impeccably tailored, morally dubious world of The Man from U.N.C.L.E., where Henry Cavill smirks his way through the Cold War and Armie Hammer glowers in various shades of “angry Russian.” We talk about…
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The Rewatch Party 230 - Maid in Manhattan (2002)
This week, we threw ourselves into the hotel-issued bathrobe that is Maid in Manhattan and found it two sizes too absurd. With Jennifer Lopez playing a maid-turned-mistaken-socialite and Ralph (Ray? Rafe?) Fiennes as the blandest romantic lead money can buy, we tried to find some substance in a...
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The Rewatch Party 229 - Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)
We finish our long detour from the Official M's with a stop at the guzzoline station once again with Nick, Elise, Anthony, Manny, and Dan. It's a thunderous ride through Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga — and it’s safe to say, George Miller still knows how to throw a punch (and then chase it down with a...
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The Rewatch Party 228 - The Fall Guy
This week, we crash through skylights, tumble off scaffolding, and land (mostly) on our feet as we celebrate Elise’s birthday with The Fall Guy — a stunt-heavy, meta-rom-com-action-comedy that somehow makes all those genres work together… barely. Join us as we lovingly suplex this chaotic gem of…
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The Rewatch Party 227 - Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Chrome and chaos at full throttle, his week we hit the dusty, diesel-soaked highway to rewatch Mad Max: Fury Road, and it's war-boy wild. Nick, Anthony, Elise, and our special guest Adele rev their engines for an unrelenting breakdown of George Miller’s masterwork, from Furiosa’s defiance to...
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The Rewatch Party 226 - Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985)
We swing into the chaos feet first, maybe strapped to a bungee cord. Nick, Anthony, and Elise tangle with Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. It’s the wildest entry in the franchise, where apocalyptic grit meets cartoon logic, and Tina Turner rules it all in chainmail and sheer force of will. Between...
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The Rewatch Party 225 - Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981)
We suit up with Nick, Elise, and Anthony for a screaming-death-metal joyride through Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior — a film that finally lets the Mad Max franchise become its full, feral self. This week’s episode is a dirt-caked love letter to flamethrowers, mohawks, and one of the best truck…
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The Rewatch Party 224 - Mad Max (1979)
We fire up the Interceptor and go full throttle into George Miller’s apocalyptic fever dream with Mad Max — the gritty, low-budget Aussie flick that started it all. This week, we ride shotgun with Nick, Elise, Anthony, and Manny as they barrel down Anarchy Road in a whirlwind of chaotic...
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The Rewatch Party 223 - The Machinist (2004)
In this week’s episode, we dive headlong into the gaunt, gaslit nightmare that is The Machinist, a movie where the only thing thinner than Christian Bale is the barrier between reality and total psychological collapse. We kick things off with some grim chuckles about the film’s aesthetic—equal...
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The Rewatch Party 222 - Machete (2010)
This week, we unsheath our sarcasm and slice into Machete—Robert Rodriguez’s blood-slick love letter to grindhouse excess. Elise, Anthony, and Nick hack through the plot with all the subtlety of a weed whacker to the face, marveling at the gloriously over-the-top kills, meat thermometer gags, and...
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The Rewatch Party 221 - Lucy (2014)
Join us and dive headfirst into the chaotic, brain-melting acid trip that is Lucy (2014), Luc Besson’s cinematic fever dream starring Scarlett Johansson and Morgan Freeman. Right from the start, we knew we were in for it: bad science, a “sketch services” level plot, and the kind of dialogue that...
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The Rewatch Party 220 - Batman Forever (1995)
a passionate defense of Ben Affleck’s chin, and more nipple-based humor than should legally be allowed on a podcast. We also pitch Nicole Kidman as Harley Quinn, speculate on Batman’s secret stash of Pearl necklaces, and marvel at the sheer audacity of that universal remote Batcave shutdown. This...
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The Rewatch Party 219 - Superman (1978)
This week, we’re paying tribute to the late, great Gene Hackman the only way we know how — by diving headfirst into Superman (1978), a movie that somehow manages to be majestic, weird as hell, and pure magic all at once. From the second those flying blue credits hit the screen, we were five years...
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The Rewatch Party 218 - Kelly's Heroes (1970)
Today on The ReWatch Party, Nick, Anthony, Elise, and Loren take on 1970’s Kelly’s Heroes, a World War II heist movie that somehow blends Clint Eastwood’s squinting, Telly Savalas’s endless grenades, Donald Sutherland’s hippie tank commander, and Don Rickles trying really hard not to roast...
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The Rewatch Party 217 - Lucky Number Slevin (2016)
In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick, Anthony, and Elise dive into the stylishly twisty world of Lucky Number Slevin, a 2006 crime thriller that blends mistaken identity, organized crime, and razor-sharp dialogue. With its neo-noir vibes and a star-studded cast including Josh Hartnett…
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The Rewatch Party 216 - Love and Mercy (2014)
In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick, Anthony, and Dan dive into Love & Mercy, the 2014 biopic about Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson. Unlike traditional musician biopics, this film takes a unique approach, following Wilson during two pivotal periods of his life—played by Paul Dano in the…
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The Rewatch Party 215 - The Lost Boys (1987)
In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick, Manny, Anthony, and Elise sink their teeth into The Lost Boys, the 1987 cult classic that blended teen rebellion, vampire horror, and ‘80s rock into one unforgettable ride. As the hosts revisit the sun-soaked town of Santa Carla, they debate whether…
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The Rewatch Party 214 - Dirty Work (1998)
In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick and Anthony take a hilarious trip back to 1998 with Dirty Work, the cult comedy starring Norm Macdonald and Artie Lange. Known for its offbeat humor and relentless one-liners, this film has developed a strong following despite its initial lukewarm...
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The Rewatch Party 213 - Lord of the Ring: Return of the King (2003)
In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick and Anthony take on the grand finale of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Return of the King. With epic battles, emotional farewells, and enough endings to fill an entire movie on their own, this film delivers the conclusion to one of the most celebrated...
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The Rewatch Party 212 - Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick, Anthony, Elise, and Manny take on the middle chapter of Peter Jackson’s epic trilogy, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. As the bridge between The Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King, this film has the challenge of furthering the story…
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The Rewatch Party 211 - Lord of the Rings (2001)
In this special episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick, Anthony, and Manny embark on an epic journey to discuss the rewatchability of The Lord of the Rings trilogy. This marks a historic moment for the podcast, as Nick has granted Anthony’s long-standing wish to add the beloved fantasy series to The...
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The Rewatch Party 210 - Almost Famous (2000)
In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick, Anthony, Part-Time Dan, and Elise take a nostalgic journey through the rock-and-roll drama Almost Famous. Directed by Cameron Crowe, this semi-autobiographical film follows a young journalist who lands the gig of a lifetime touring with a fictional band...
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Who loves movies? Nick loves movies. He’s got a whole collection to prove it and a podcast to share it. Each week, Nick and Co. sit down to discuss and rate the re-watchability of movies in his collection while also choosing characters to build a bracket based show-down sister podcast dubbed, The Tournament of Champions.Be sure to catch both shows on the Emergency Exit Network.
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