Sean Fennessey

And speaking of documentaries that...

cooked my noodle.

If she clicked with it, that's a good sign.

I made a list about a year ago of 21st century movies that are not available in these formats.

Part of it is there are a great many Netflix and Amazon movies that have never been issued, and hopefully we're changing that over time.

But I'll just go through like a handful of them.

Some of them, for example, David Byrne's American Utopia, which was only available on HBO Max for a while.

The Criterion Collection put it out, directed by Spike Lee.

It's a fascinating capture of the stage show that Byrne put up.

But like, let's look at a couple of them here.

The Handmaiden is still not on 4K.

Sexy Beast is still not available on 4K.

Waking Life, I don't believe, is available on Blu-ray, maybe an international Blu-ray, Richard Linklater's film.

Tick, Tick, Boom, the Netflix film that Lin-Manuel Miranda directed, is not available in the bedroom, is not available on anything beyond DVD, as far as I know.

Yeah, there's an Australian in the bedroom.

By the same token, Little Children, Todd Field's other film, I think it's also only available on DVD.

American Splendor, as far as I know, is not available on Blu-ray.

We could go on.

I mean, The Tragedy of Macbeth is a Joel Cohen movie that is just not available on physical, period.

Because it's just on Apple, right?