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Domestic Disturbance

2001Runtime unavailableThrillerCrime

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Domestic Disturbance2001
CRITICS23%Rotten Tomatoes
Directed byHarold BeckerMovie director
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Roger EbertOriginal rating

THE POD'S VERDICT

The awards ledger.

Every category we found, distilled to the room's apparent consensus—without turning it into a host-by-host scorecard.

22awards logged
EPISODE 456

Domestic Disturbance

20 winners · 2 left open

Who won the movie?

Apparent consensus

Vince Vaughn

They give Vaughn the win for being the most entertaining presence, while praising Matt O'Leary's performance too.

~ 1:20:00Runner-up: Matt O'Leary

Most rewatchable scene

Apparent consensus

playing catch

The room settles on the catch scene as the movie's most rewatchable stretch.

~ 0:40:00Runner-up: the kill scene

What aged the best?

Apparent consensus

Vince Vaughn's sinister comic performance

They pick the sinister Vaughn performance as the thing that has held up best.

~ 0:56:00Runner-up: Buscemi playing a dirtbag criminal

Apex Mountain

No consensus

No clear winner

They run through the usual Apex Mountain check and conclude nobody here reaches an apex.

~ 1:20:00
Open the full ledger18 more categories, in podcast order

Most rewatchable

Apparent consensus

playing catch

When asked again, they keep landing on the catch sequence as the top rewatchable moment.

~ 0:48:00Runner-up: the kill scene

Great shot Gordo Award

Apparent consensus

Buscemi getting stabbed

The stabbing sequence is treated as the standout shot, though they also gripe about the electrocution staging.

~ 1:04:00Runner-up: the crowbar-on-the-fuse-box electrocution shot

Chess Rockwell, Brock Linders Award

Declared

Rick Barnes

They choose Rick Barnes as the movie's best character name.

~ 1:04:00

Could this movie have had a better title?

Apparent consensus

Joint Custody

They agree that Joint Custody would have been a stronger title than Domestic Disturbance.

~ 1:04:00Runner-up: Southport Lie

Sarah Connor award for would modern technology ruin this movie

Declared

yes, surveillance tech and smartphones would ruin it

They say modern search, surveillance, and phones would quickly expose Rick's new identity and plan.

~ 1:04:00

Butcher's girlfriend award

Apparent consensus

the garage-fight ending

They identify the last 15 minutes, especially the garage fight, as the movie's weak link.

~ 1:04:00

Exflationship

Apparent consensus

the miscarriage plotline and the finale's handling of it

They think the miscarriage subplot and the clunky final aftermath have aged very poorly.

~ 1:04:00Runner-up: the police sergeant's performance

How to Stake Award

Apparent consensus

make it a Buscemi-vs-Vaughn crime movie

They argue the movie would be much better if it focused on Buscemi hunting Vaughn and reduced Danny's role as the villain.

~ 1:12:00Runner-up: have Danny be the real villain

Best Accio award

Declared

Ruben Santiago-Hudson

They settle on Ruben Santiago-Hudson as the best supporting actor/that-guy presence.

~ 1:12:00Runner-up: Chris Ellis

Dan Waiters Award

Declared

Steve Buscemi

Buscemi wins the waiters-style dirtbag award over the hooker Patty.

~ 1:12:00Runner-up: Patty the hooker

Recasting couch director or city

No consensus

No clear winner

They float several alternate casting ideas for the police sergeant without settling on one clear answer.

~ 1:12:00Runner-up: 50 Cent or Philip Michael Thomas

Dorfler's Door Award

Apparent consensus

the electrocution/final head-trauma stretch

They decide the most painful-looking beat is the ugly electrocution and head-trauma finale stretch.

~ 1:12:00Runner-up: Travolta's car-door crash

Half-assed internet research

Apparent consensus

Travolta flew himself in and out of Wilmington during production

The one researched fact they surface is that Travolta commuted by plane during the shoot.

~ 1:20:00

Cruise or Hanks or Cruise and Hanks?

Apparent consensus

Cruise and Hanks

They land on Cruise and Hanks as the best theoretical swap, with a preference for Cruise in the Travolta role.

~ 1:20:00Runner-up: Cruise in the Travolta part

Best name for the movie for a racehorse

Apparent consensus

Rick Jack

They decide Rick Jack would make the strongest racehorse name, ahead of Southport.

~ 1:20:00Runner-up: Southport

Memorabilia you'd most want for this movie

Declared

Rick Barnes Chamber of Commerce plaque

They pick the Rick Barnes Chamber of Commerce plaque as the most desirable prop/memento.

~ 1:28:00Runner-up: Danny's Cal Ripken glove

Best worst life lesson

Declared

Believe your child

They choose 'Believe your child' as the movie's bad-but-useful life lesson.

~ 1:28:00

Best double feature choice

Declared

The Stepfather

They choose The Stepfather as the best companion double feature for this movie.

~ 1:28:00Runner-up: Be Cool

A note on the numbers Winners are transcript-derived apparent consensus, not an official vote tally. Timestamps are approximate.

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