Top 3: Scott Aukerman & Shaun Diston

Unspooled

Paul Scheer & Amy Nicholson

Film Reviews, Tv & Film

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2022

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Scott Aukerman and Shaun Diston (from the "Scott Hasn't Seen" podcast on Comedy Bang Bang World) join Paul & Amy to talk about their favorite movies they came to late, including a hugely influential documentary, a slice of small-town life, and a couple of the most famous films of all time.

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0:00.0	Normally, Scott Aquaman hasn't seen, but today he saw.
0:05.7	And so did John Distan.
0:07.3	As we continue, our unspooled crossover summer, as we join forces with, Scott hasn't seen
0:14.2	for unspooled top three.
0:37.6	Hello, everyone.
0:44.6	I welcome to unspooled top three.
0:47.6	We're getting better and better at that.
0:51.0	So Amy crossover summer continues after our amazing video archives episode.
0:57.4	I've called it amazing.
0:59.2	No one's calling it amazing.
1:00.4	I'm calling it amazing.
1:01.4	The way I will say that we did make some traction there as somebody picked up Quentin Tarantino
1:07.8	refuses to see this movie.
1:10.6	Click here.
1:11.6	We were a little bit of a clickbait.
1:12.6	I was very excited.
1:13.6	And I am not.
1:14.6	Can you imagine if every time you've breathed if he came clickbait?
1:18.0	Oh my God.
1:19.0	I'd lose my mind.
1:20.0	It's so funny because I think anyone who clicked on that would be severely disappointed.
1:24.5	Like, oh, he refuses to see the third Richard Lester musketeer movie.
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