The year is 2010.

And if you're waiting for your life to start,

have it hold for just a few more minutes.

The movie Inception.

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Hello everyone and welcome to Unspooled.

I'm Amy Nicholson.

And I'm Paul Sheer and this is a show where we are endeavoring to make a list of the hundred best movies ever made from around the world.

We started off on the AFI top 100 US films and we took that hundred list.

We got it down to 40 and now we are going in our second season through different genres and exploring films that maybe deserve to be on the list.

Genres that are underrepresented and right now we are exploring the summer blockbuster last week.

We talked about bridesmaids and it was really interesting to see the reaction to it.

I will say that based on a lot of the conversation I saw on the discord, which you can always join at discord.gssashpulsure, under the Unspool category,

there's a lot of people who are like, I never really liked this movie.

I like to hang over a lot more and then people rewatched it after we talked about it and then kind of appreciated it a little bit more.

I think there was a stink on this movie to some people that it was or people remember it like a female hangover, which is such a terrible way.

There's nothing similar about those movies besides their ensemble comedies.

It was interesting to see because I thought for sure hangover might be the movie that people might be like, wow, I'm looking at it in different way.

And bridesmaids was the one that is a little bit more beloved and I feel like people really came to appreciate bridesmaids a little bit more.

I don't know what you found so far.

I mean, if there is a common thing I found, it's that the very scenes that it appears that jet-apetiton-pafiq forced the film to add, basically all of the shitting and the sink, etc.

in order to sell tickets to the movie have become the main thing people remember from the movie.

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