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Lets Rewatch

Are the movies we loved in our youth still any good? Find out with industry pros! Listen straight through, or pause the show and watch along with us if audience participation floats your boat. We won’t be able to hear you yelling about our wrong opinions, but we will read your reviews on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or your tweets! @LetsRewatch

Dick Tracy with Rob Reich

George the monkey is always running around getting into trouble with the mob, and it's up to the man in the yellow hat to save the day. That's right, we're watching Dick Tracy, starring toxic masculinity, John C Reilly, Al Capone, and Madonna.

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The Dark Crystal with Nicholas Tecosky

In Trent Reznor's techno-hellscape future, one muppet tries to prove his innocence and solve the mystery of The Strangers. That's right, we're watching The Dark Crystal with Nicholas Tecosky @nikotrotsky, host of Tender Bloodsport @TBloodsport, and narrator of Pat's book Space Tripping!

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Iron Man 2 with Justin Osterling

When Carl Casper (Jon Favreau) quits his restaurant job and opens a food truck, he must fight for his life against a ruthless cast iron cookware salesman from his past (Robert Downey Jr.) while trying to keep his business afloat. That's right, it's Iron Man 2.

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Super Mario Bros. with Christina Ladd

This week, reckless detective Martin Riggs (John Leguizamo) and about-to-retire Roger Murtaugh (Bob Hoskins) butt heads and work together to uncover a massive drug ring and have a street fight with Gary Busey (Dennis Hopper). That's right, it's Super Mario Bros.!,#?

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Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

In a world where dragons are being hunted to extinction, one tiger dares to help a friend. But when the dragon hunters come, will the tiger stand and reveal the secret it struggles to protect? Find out this week as we rewatch Ang Lee's Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

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Batman w/out Case Aiken

When a chemical attack threatens Gotham City, only a murderous sentient rubber tire has any hope of saving the citizens from certain doom. That's right, we're watching Rubber, staring a tire played by Michael Keaton, and a killer clown played by Jack Nicholson. We all have some pre-viewing thoughts about the new Joker movie (that I totally stand by now having seen it). This episode is a mess. Don't say I never did anything for ya.

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