The year is 2006.

Echo!

The movie, Hans Labyrinth.

Hello, everyone and welcome to Unspooled.

Yes, welcome to Unspooled, a musical podcast. No, it's not a musical podcast. It's a podcast about good movies, critical hits, fan favorites, must see's, and in case you miss them. We have covered the AFI top 100.

And now we are checking on movies from three major lists.

The Letterbox top 250 films with the most fans.

The IMDB top 250.

And the New York Times 1,000 essential films.

And as always, we will be chasing our own curiosity, because unlike the cat, our curiosity

extends into much more interesting areas.

I am Paul Shear.

I am an actor, a writer, and a director.

And I think if you gave me a game of would you rather, I would not choose to ever have eyeballs in the palms of my hand.

I'm David Nicholson.

I'm the film critic of the Los Angeles Times and I happen to say I want you to have eyeballs in the palms of your hands.

No, it's so complicated.

And by the way, we're going to talk about this movie.

We're going to break it all down. I don't understand why he has to put the eyes on his head.

If you got eyeballs on your hands, just keep them at chest level. You know, move him around. Do one here, one there. You know, you don't have to, you don't have to mimic where the eyes actually go. Oh, I hear what you're saying.

You mean you're like the way that he's holding him in front of his face like jazz hands.

Yeah.

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