The year is 1979 and in space no one can hear your podcast the movie alien

Hello everyone and welcome to unspooled. I'm Amy Nicholson and I'm Paul

Sheer and this is the podcast where we are endeavoring to find the best movies of all time

and we do we're going to send them to outer space which is very interesting because this is our

space series our third in our mini series of space films there's a lot of talk last week

about our last film Amy contact we did not decide whether or not we were going to send it

into space and I wanted to just hit you with that right now what do you think would you send

into space quick gut reaction oh probably not probably not for me either even though I loved

it and I'm going to say spoiler alert there may be a film that I want us into space coming up and

that one not contact off my list so how about that I am with that you know what just made

my call and I hate that I'm saying is out loud yeah is really thinking about how like contact

inside of the lands are so similar I was like I can't that was it for me as much as I like

the religious aspect of contact maybe won't make makes me want to keep it on it's interesting

you bring it up I want you to hold that thought for a little bit as we get into alien but

before you even get into alien I want to bring up one more thing um Ned baby passed away

uh fantastic actor and I was actually talking about one of his roles that I just truly truly

love um which is his role in the movie white lightning which is I guess the prequel to Gator

uh as Bert Reynolds movie or yeah I think it's a prequel to Gator because Gator is a lot more

of an action film and white lightning is more of the uh the gritty drama action car film

so I recommend that and Amy if you've not seen white lightning it is I have it one of the

sweatiest movies of all time and not sweaty like uh it's desperate like sweaty like you

feel the sweat on on these actors it's amazing and truly one of the actors who's popped up

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