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Hey everybody and welcome to Unspooled. I'm your meeniklson Paul Sheer will be in here in

just a second but as you know this is the podcast where every week we watch a film from

the A.F.I. top 100 list of 2007 how have these films held up how do they relate to the movies

of today would we keep them on the list if we were voting again and the tragic news of last week

is that we had Nashville on the show and the unspoolers have voted it off. Alas Paul and I were

we've really good to love that little messy ambling crazy experimental film so where

do I read some pros and cons about Nashville Steve Wagner wrote this movie was just rambling

nonsense remake this movie but have it be Lil Nas X and is fighting against big Nashville and

then the cast grows progressively as he has more and more people to his subsequent remixes

which yes I would also watch that and it will probably also be rambling nonsense and that's fine

on the pro side we had Kobe Jones who said this might be the rare movie to know the ending

beforehand to fully appreciate the moments getting there otherwise the movie may just seem like a

collection of scenes with loosely connected characters and otherwise seem pointless to be watching

for over three hours. Travis Burgess said for the love of god don't fall in love with Walker who

I kind of did he was the political candidate driving around with his van being like a new national

anthem which I guess maybe will be why little noss X Travis Burgess says his entire stick is

winning over a vapid media he is definitely a corollary to modern day and not the one you'll think

yikes okay thank you for that wake up call and also Andrew Harmon says as somebody whose

family comes from Nashville and who went to high school there allow me to vouch for googoo clusters

as we were poking from the googoo clusters ads that exist when you go to the grandled

apri says googoo clusters have been in existence for more than a hundred years and they are indulgent

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