This week on Reel Sisters Rewind, sisters Amanda Stephens and Missy Washam are breaking their own rules once again… and standing by it. They rewind to Kramer vs. Kramer, a film released in December of 1979 that went on to dominate the early 80s awards season and become one of the most celebrated Oscar winners of the decade. A small rule bend, but one that absolutely earns its place in the rewind.

For Missy, this was her first “big girl” movie… a film that moved beyond lighthearted entertainment and into emotionally complex, real-life storytelling. Together, Amanda and Missy walk through the powerful story of Ted and Joanna Kramer, examining themes of parenthood, sacrifice, identity, and what it truly means to show up for the people who matter most. They explore the unforgettable performances by Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep, the quiet moments that linger, and why this film continues to resonate decades later.

This episode is thoughtful, reflective, and deeply meaningful… a reminder that some movies do more than entertain. They shape how audiences see the world.

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Credits: Reel Sisters Rewind is hosted by Amanda Stephens (@astephens1976) and Missy Washam (@missywasham) Edited by Brandon Manzano

What happens when three carefree bachelors suddenly become responsible for a baby… overnight?

This week on Reel Sisters Rewind, sisters Amanda Stephens and Missy Washam rewind to 1987 and dive into Three Men and a Baby, the surprise box office hit that proved comedy, chaos, and a crib could coexist. Starring Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, and Ted Danson, the film flipped traditional roles on their heads and became one of the most talked-about movies of the decade.

Amanda and Missy walk through the story scene by scene, from the frantic first moments of unexpected fatherhood to the hilarious growing pains that follow. Along the way, they share fascinating behind-the-scenes facts, discuss why the film resonated so strongly with audiences in the late 80s, and explore how its blend of heart and humor helped make it a cultural phenomenon.

Whether you remember renting this one on VHS or you’re watching it for the first time, this episode is a nostalgic rewind filled with laughs, surprises, and a reminder that sometimes the biggest life changes arrive without warning… and in a basket.

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Credits: Reel Sisters Rewind is hosted by Amanda Stephens (@astephens1976) and Missy Washam (@missywasham) Edited by Brandon Manzano

We broke our own rules… and we’re not sorry.

This week on Reel Sisters Rewind, sisters Amanda Stephens and Missy Washam are doing something very different. Instead of rewinding an 80s classic, they’re diving into a current box office hit that has everyone talking… The Housemaid.

This psychological thriller delivers tension, twists, and jaw-dropping moments that kept audiences on edge from start to finish. Amanda and Missy walk through the film’s unsettling plot, unpack the performances, and talk through why this story hits so hard right now. From the slow-burn suspense to the shocking turns you don’t see coming, this episode is a full breakdown of a movie that refuses to let go once the credits roll.

Major spoiler alert… this conversation goes all in.

If you love thrillers that mess with your expectations and keep you guessing, this episode is for you. Consider this a Reel Sisters rule-breaker worth making.

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Credits: Hosted by Amanda Stephens (@astephens1976) and Missy Washam (@missywasham) Edited by Brandon Manzano