What kind of a show are you guys putting on here today?

You're not interested in art?

No.

Now look, we're going to do this thing.

We're going to have a conversation.

Hey, film spotters, Adam and Josh here.

We were looking at the calendar and I noticed Josh that the 40-year-old virgin is turning 20 this year, a movie that Sam and I noticed, Josh, that the 40-year-old virgin is turning 20. This year, a movie that Sam and I

reviewed that first year of film spotting. Episode 31, we both raved about the film. Turning 20,

a big Blu-ray release is happening on August 12th, and it's actually going to be back in theaters

on August 22nd.

So we thought, well, maybe we could revisit the review, but we never like going that far

back into the archive.

Maybe instead we'd take a look at a recent top five where the 40-year-old Virgin was mentioned.

Yeah.

I mean, Sam seemed a little hesitant. I don't know. I'm sure you guys had smart things to say about the 40-year-old virgin. Can't believe that's 20. That was, you know, the start of the Apatau era, really, or at least at the very beginning, these big studio raunchy comedies that had a little bit of heart to them as well. So yeah, 20 years ago

and now we get to reconsider it with this Blu-ray release. We are going to share with you now

our top five 21st century comedies from episode 602, 40-year-old version, ranking pretty high on my list. And if you're a

film spotting family member and you want to hear whether or not Sam and I had smart things

to say about the 40-year-old Virgin, I make no promises. Of course, you can find episode 31 in

your film spotting archive feed. And if you would like access to that film

spotting archive feed, you can become a film spotting family member where that archive access

is just one of the benefits that you get along with a weekly newsletter, access to the

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