The year is 2015 and in this tender and emotional movie we're going to go inside the head of a young girl.

The movie Inside Out.

Hello everyone, welcome to on Spoold.

I'm Paul Sheer and I forgot how to do the opening. I'm going to be honest with you guys.

I did no one to come in. I feel like I've never done it before. I don't know what happened.

It may be that I'm jet lagged, but I'll tell you this much. Part of my brain isn't working and that's a good thing because today we're going to be talking about how our minds work as we kind of dig into this Pixar classic.

I'm Paul Sheer joined as always by my friend Amy Nicholson, a reviewer who often writes for the New York Times.

But Amy, before we get into today's movie, I want to talk about something special. If you've been with us for a long time, you know that we have just come up to our five year anniversary.

We might be a few weeks late and announcing that, but we wanted to do something really special for everybody who's been with us from the beginning or people who maybe just joined in recently.

We want to give you the power of choice. That's right. You are going to get to control Amy and I and pick four films that we are going to do in our five year anniversary month. Amy, tell them how it's going to go down.

Yeah, what's going to happen is in the show notes of this episode and scattered around our various social media groups. You're looking at you've discord, Twitter, Facebook, the website, Instagram, all of those.

They're going to lead to the same link, which is a Google doc where you can submit your choice for what film you think we really need to cover.

And it could be anything. Don't think of it as being a movie that needs to be on the list.

Just think about a movie that you want us to cover. It could be a comedy. It could be an action film. It could be anything at all.

You get the choice. We're going to pick four of the highest vote getters and then face them off against each other.

And the winner will be automatically put on the list to go to space with an underlying permanent asterisk where cannot be taken off.

The way that we have been known to do in our capricious killer wisdom. This is permanent man.

We are going to come back to you. We're going to keep on talking about this because obviously there might not be a consensus of the four movies that we need to do right at the start.

So keep on listening. Keep on checking our socials. Get your voice heard because in the spirit of you supporting us for the last five years.

We want to give back and support you and your choices. So for the month of July. It is your choices and your movie gets on the list.

I can't wait to see how this breaks out. Paul, you know, I must say five years. I've been doing this show and I don't think you've aged a whisker.

Neither have you. I think we've gotten better. Have we had better younger stronger more lustrous in every single way. I think my coat is shinier.

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