Each week actor & comedian Paul Scheer (Black Monday, The League) and film critic Amy Nicholson (LA
Paul & Amy cruise through 1973's George Lucas coming-of-age comedy American Graffiti! They discover
In a special bonus episode this week, Paul & Amy ask Shea Serrano, writer for The Ringer and author
Amy & Paul get cookin' with 1959's Billy Wilder gender-bending comedy Some Like It Hot! They learn w
Amy & Paul fight for 1960's Roman epic Spartacus! They discuss why Spartacus isn't usually considere
Amy & Paul traverse 1959’s Alfred Hitchcock blockbuster North By Northwest! They discuss what makes
Paul & Amy fly the coop to 1954's Marlon Brando crime drama On The Waterfront! They ask what the fil
Paul and Amy journey through 1962's David Lean WWI epic Lawrence Of Arabia! They ask if this can fai
Amy & Paul surf through 1976's Sidney Lumet TV news satire Network! They explore how writer Paddy Ch
Amy & Paul flirt with 1940's archetypal Katharine Hepburn romantic comedy The Philadelphia Story! Th
Amy & Paul fly through 1941's Humphrey Bogart proto-noir The Maltese Falcon! They ask if this is the
Paul & Amy sing the praises of 1975's sprawling country opus Nashville! They compare Robert Altman's
Amy & Paul dig into 1938's Howard Hawks screwball classic Bringing Up Baby! They ask if Cary Grant w
Paul and Amy boogie through 1994's Quentin Tarantino indie breakout Pulp Fiction! They revisit the m
Amy and Paul drink in 1966's black relationship comedy Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? They learn ab
Paul & Amy go to war over 1939's blockbuster Southern epic Gone With The Wind! They praise the chemi
Paul & Amy take aim at Michael Cimino's 1978 Vietnam War epic The Deer Hunter! They investigate the
Amy & Paul don't fight the power of 1989's Spike Lee breakthrough Do The Right Thing! They praise th
This week Paul & Amy play with 1995's pioneering CGI adventure Toy Story! They learn about the surpr
Paul & Amy walk into 1969's New York hustler drama Midnight Cowboy! They look for meaning in the son
What horror films should be added to the AFI's signature list? Do films like The Sixth Sense or Psyc