The year is 1957. 12 men enter. 12 men really want to leave. The movie? 12

angry men.

Hello everybody and welcome to Unspooled. I'm Amy Nicholson. Paul Sheerl be joining me in just a second.

But this is as ever to show where Paul and I go through the AFI top 100 list and talk about these films today.

How do they hold up? What is amazing about them? Are they blowing our minds? Like Sunrise did?

Like our lovely recent episode on Mirror Window did awesomenessy that film again? Or like today's film?

12 angry men will do in the modern era. Last week, yes, we talked about Mirror Window,

which was I think a really nice movie to bump up on the list as everybody's locked up inside.

And we got some lovely feedback. This one warned my heart. This is from Peter Nason.

At 7 Samurai 4040 who said, one of my father's first dates with my mother was searing rear window in 1954,

which I think he means seven unless they're your parents or time-drylers. And Peter says,

according to my dad who turns 90 today after the movie, he barely had any feeling in his hand

because Peter's mother has squeezed it so tightly throughout the suspenseful film. That is

very, very, very romantic. Thank you, Peter. Michelle at Michelle Cold T.W. says,

I was in a Nicknick's cute stationary stop in Bali last week. They had a small display of picture

frames with only one holding a picture and that picture was of the ethereal goddess that is Grace

Kelly, which absolutely Michelle inspires me to find religion, perhaps for the first time in my life.

Thank you for that. And NEM, Nedward Narwhal, he also wanted to talk more about that idea that

when Stewart looks out of his window, he really is seeing his possible futures regarding marriage.

Happy newlyweds, popular seemingly single girl, depressed lonely lady, relationship

list bachelor, comfortable old couple, and a marriage so bad it ends in murder.

I want to thank Gary Holmes at Gary Holmes for saying that he was shocked by the image in

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