The year is 2013, 14 and 15, and everyone's talking about an ice queen, a crazy man in the desert, and a little boy who grows up to be an older boy.

It's the best of the decade, part two!

Hey everybody, welcome to Unspooled!

I'm Amy Nicholson.

And I am Paul Sheer, and this is normally the podcast where we are looking at AFI's top 100 great films of all time,

but we're doing a very special mini series right now. We're working at the best films of the decade.

We're kind of saluting all the movies that we enjoyed over the last ten years.

Exactly, we're talking about our favorite one or two films from each year, maybe the year in general, as a trend,

and what we thought was the most interesting, and talking out, do even our favorites deserve AFI consideration.

Exactly, and I think what's been really fun about revisiting this first section of years is going back and looking at these movies that were so important at the time,

but you kind of forget about it, because there's so much content out there.

I mean, we gotta get our baby Yodazan, how can we go back and watch a social network?

Do we have to get baby Yodazan?

Yes, Amy, he's called the child now too.

I know what called them baby Yodazan. Are they gonna trademark that? Is nobody gonna refer to their child anymore as their child?

You know what? Because Disney owns it.

I feel like you're coming at this from a place of negativity and not from a place that baby Yoda is bringing us all together.

No, I'm totally out of the aisle.

What side of the aisle you're on? People love baby Yoda.

You're right. I'm definitely not coming at this from the position of, oh wow, that is genius that a show created the memes first,

and then figured out how an episode could work around it.

Oh man, Amy, I do wanna talk to you though before we get into the, like, the main part of our episode this week about some of the things going on in film right now.

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