Gabe –
No, I wouldn't print off the tax forms. When you review, look at them and know what is on there just in case you have a simulation (and do work the sims that require filling in a tax form). Generally, the text covers all of the components of the inputs to the forms. So you really need to know how to calculate the inputs and then after that it's pretty easy to figure out where they go on the tax form (IMO).
AMT didn't click for me until I used Wiley – it was explained better. Just think of it (generally) as this way: you are calculating an INCREASE to your tax liability (essentially). So you need to calculate the difference between AMT components and regular tax. ie., what is the difference between how it is treated in AMT vs .regularly. I didn't think that was explained well. Once I realized what I was trying to accomplish, the rules made more sense. If I recall correctly there is a Becker SIM for AMT.
I save sims to do last in my review after I really drill concepts/calculations.
REG - 81
FAR - 79
AUD - 94
BEC - OCT 15