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THE REWATCHABLES FIELD GUIDE · VOL. 02

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6 winners on file

Complete register · timestamps approximate
  1. DeclaredDec 15, 2025 · ~2:08:00
    High Fidelity · 2000the Smashing Pumpkins should have been in the movie

    Rob argues the Chicago setting should have included the Smashing Pumpkins, and the others debate alternative cameos and soundtrack choices.

    Runner-up · Billy Corgan for the Bruce Springsteen cameo
    Episode
  2. Left openAug 8, 2023 · ~1:20:00
    National Lampoon’s Vacation · 1983No clear winner recorded

    They raise a few nitpicks, including the two-week Wally World closure and the logistics of the ending, but do not settle on one winner.

    Episode
  3. Apparent consensusMay 2, 2023 · ~1:20:00
    Iron Man · 2008Tony visiting Afghanistan to demo the Jericho missile

    They spend the section on logic gaps, especially Tony's demo trip and a few implausible convenience points.

    Runner-up · Tony's beard growth and the ease of his house's security
    Episode
  4. Apparent consensusFeb 21, 2023 · ~1:04:00
    Whiplash · 2014the credibility issues around the car-accident and JVC performance sequence

    They focus their nitpicks on the implausibility of the car-accident logistics and Fletcher sabotaging the live performance.

    Episode
  5. Left openDec 6, 2022 · ~1:04:00
    Man On Fire · 2004No clear winner recorded

    They raised several continuity and plausibility issues, mostly about the kidnapping plan, hospital recovery, and character behavior.

    Runner-up · Rhada Mitchell going on business trips; the journalist’s quick vigilante commitment
    Episode
  6. Left openApr 6, 2021 · ~1:20:00
    Lethal Weapon · 1987No clear winner recorded

    They trade a list of nitpicks, including the family bathing scene, the helicopter not being heard, and the implausible file reference, without settling on a single winner.

    Episode
  7. DeclaredApr 1, 2021 · ~1:12:00
    Thief · 1981the ending's bulletproof vest reveal

    They question a few plot mechanics, especially the ending reveal and whether Prosky’s mall investment was actually such a bad idea.

    Runner-up · Prosky’s mall investment plan
    Episode
  8. Left openMar 14, 2021 · ~1:12:00
    Inside Man · 2006No clear winner recorded

    They raise a batch of continuity and plausibility complaints, including the hostage-car ending, the wall construction, and the Nazi-secret reveal.

    Episode
  9. Left openJul 28, 2020 · ~1:04:00
    Ghost · 1990No clear winner recorded

    They spend this section poking holes in the robbery logic, the afterlife rules, and the behavior of the characters.

    Episode
  10. Left openJul 21, 2020 · ~1:20:00
    The Conjuring · 2013No clear winner recorded

    The hosts raise a body-count complaint and a logic nit about why the family went to the motel and how the demon moved around, but do not settle on a winner.

    Episode
  11. Apparent consensusMay 7, 2020 · ~1:12:00
    Groundhog Day · 1993Why didn’t Phil just stay awake all night?

    The main nitpick is the obvious question of why Phil never simply stays awake, with the suicide-timeline mechanics also discussed.

    Runner-up · what happens after Phil kills himself
    Episode
  12. Apparent consensusApr 23, 2020 · ~48:00
    Ronin · 1998the lax law enforcement in France

    They focus on the implausibly light police response to the movie’s chaos and, secondarily, on a few story and staging choices.

    Runner-up · the De Niro–Deirdre romance
    Episode
  13. Left openApr 19, 2019 · ~1:20:00
    Field of Dreams · 1989No clear winner recorded

    They raise a long list of plot and continuity nitpicks without a single clear winner among them.

    Episode