
loaded question: what is your secret pop-culture shame?
Similar to a question I asked early this year, but I’m testing the Net algorithms to see how the word shame performs… which might as well be my pop-culture shame…

Similar to a question I asked early this year, but I’m testing the Net algorithms to see how the word shame performs… which might as well be my pop-culture shame…

1928’s “Steamboat Willie” is streaming globally on Disney+.

2008’s Frozen River is on Hulu in the US, BFI Player in the UK.

2019’s The Farewell is new on Netflix in the US, on Prime in the UK.

Was it a horrible exercise in stewing, sulking, or despairing nothingness?

2020’s The Mole Agent is on Hulu and Kanopy in the US, BFI Player and Dogwoof on Demand in the UK.

2017’s Lady Bird leaves BBC iPlayer in the UK soon; on Kanopy and Netflix in the US.

There is gentle nonstop chaos in the trippy candy-colored assault. Genuinely good-natured, sweet without being sappy, more strange (in a good way) than kids’ movies usually are, and hard to dislike.

2017’s The Lost City of Z is on Prime in the US, Netflix in the UK.

2018’s Even When I Fall is on Kanopy in the US, Prime in the UK.