Calling all film buffs! Grab your popcorn, because Bill Simmons and folks from The Ringer are unpacking classic films on ‘The Rewatchables’
Calling all film buffs! The Ringer and Bill Simmons present “The Rewatchables,” a podcast filled with round-table discussions on movies the hosts can’t stop watching. Featuring Bill and other guests from The Ringer universe, this series has critiqued and fully unpacked over 150 films like Godfather 2, Dunkirk, The Hangover, Creed, and more classics from all genres.
Stream the weekly episodes in any order. The episodes run less than 90 minutes on average. On a recent episode, Van Lathan and Charles Holmes chatted about 2002’s Spider-Man starring Tobey McGuire, Willem Dafoe, and Kirsten Dunst to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Bill and Van celebrated Titanic’s 25th anniversary and talked about James Cameron’s hit. There are 20+ episodes streaming on podcast platforms and even more movie deep-dives on The Ringer‘s website.
In March, Podsauce was thrilled to chat with Van and his co-host Rachel Lindsay about their series, “Higher Learning,” presented by The Ringer.
Sean Fennessey and Chris Ryan often join the show and recently explored Bruce Willis’ performance as John McClane in Die Hard 2, also starring William Sadler and Dennis Franz. Chris co-hosts the film show, “The Watch.” Sean Fennessey co-hosts “The Big Picture” podcast and is The Ringer’s head of content.
“Power: Don King” host Panama Jackson joined a recent Podsauce episode and shared his podcast rotations. As a huge movie fan and culture connoisseur, he loves hearing “The Rewatchables” talk about some of his favorite films.
The new Batman starring Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz dropped earlier this year. Bill, Chris, and Sean revisited Tim Burton’s 1989 version starring Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson, and Kim Basinger.
In January, Bill Simmons, Juliet Litman (“Bachelor Party”), and Amanda Dobbins (“The Big Picture”) discussed The Devil Wears Prada.
This podcast is a must-hear for anyone who loves revisiting classic films. Check out new, weekly episodes of “The Rewatchables” on your favorite podcast streaming platform.
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