Oh yeah, the year was 1996 and it's a funny looking podcast, you know, in just a general kind of way.

The movie Fargo.

Hello everyone and welcome to unspilled.

I'm Amy Nicholson and I'm Paul Sheer and this is the podcast where we are endeavoring to

find the 100 best films ever made and when we do we are going to shoot them into space and we're

starting a brand new series called Snowbound which is about movies that take place in very snowy

areas, very cold areas or where people are are trapped in well, I guess snowing cold areas.

I mean that's it. It's a cold mini series. It is me expressing my grief of not being able to go

to Sundance which I needed. So take me to Sundance, take me to cold wintery places where I can

feel my feet getting on because I look forward to it every year and since I can't go we're doing it now.

I love this and we are kicking off this podcast with the film Fargo. A movie that many people believe

should currently be on the AFI top 100 list. We'll get into that. We talked about that at length

at multiple times throughout this series but Amy just a little bit of feedback. Our Christmas

story episode which I know wasn't our last episode. The apartment was our last episode but our

Christmas story episode really got people talking because of our debate about the Christmas story

and Christmas vacation. Now I know that you took the assignment. You went and watched Christmas

vacation for no other reason than to see if I was right and that movie was very good. Can you

tell everybody what you thought of Christmas vacation? I thought that you were wrong. I thought I

completely by your premise that a Christmas vacation had like way more jokes per minute maybe

dumber jokes but that it was at least like joke joke joke joke joke joke. Here we go we're funny.

We're making you laugh so I was like okay I'm putting it on. My boyfriend I were planning our

stocking stuff for his whole family. I was ready and I suddenly was real realizing there's almost

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