The year is 2007, and I'm a podcasted, ladies and gentlemen, I have numerous concerns

spread across these Google Docs of the films that you have selected as the best of all

time, but today, we'll talk about one, there'll be blood.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to Un-Sould!

Hi, everybody.

I am Paul Sheer.

I joined as always by my friend and also an often critic for the New York Times, Amy Nicholson.

Amy, how are you?

Paul, I am fine.

I'm absolutely fine.

And you?

Paul, I'm following you on Threads.

You getting on the Thread Bandwagon, I know it's a couple of weeks in.

You are the earliest adopter to Threads I ever saw.

You were the first person I saw make a thread.

Because I was on Threads before it was actually released to the public, I was one of the first

thousand people in there, chatting with some people as they were working the bugs out.

Before we start talking about our third selection from our audience listener picks, I wanted

to go back a episode or two, and play this clip that Corey Landis sent us.

Corey wanted to show us the proper way to do the police from Roger Rabbit.

So take a listen to Corey showing us how it's done.

Hi, guys.

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