I have quickly become hooked on a podcast called "Rewatchables," and I'll make my pitch here. This is a group of movie enthusiasts who gather and talk at length about movies they love. That's all. The talks are not overly technical. But they are thoughtful and passionate. So far, I've listened to four: "Gone Girl," "Election," "The Talented Mr. Ripley," and "Fatal Attraction." The movies chosen aren't super-arty; these are major cultural touchstones, movies seen by many, many people. The panelists will walk through the plot of the movie, then choose favorite scenes, gossip about stars who weren't selected, re-imagine the story as a ten-part Netflix series, and name the moments that haven't aged well. For example: "Gone Girl" could have been the Jon Hamm Story, if Matthew Weiner hadn't put a foot down. Brad Pitt was considered for "Election." Glenn Close had to fight hard to be Alex. ...