Get ready, Boston, because the snow is coming! But don't worry, we've got you covered with a list of streaming suggestions to keep you entertained during the impending Snowpocalypse. And trust us, you'll want to stay indoors!
The Great Indoors Entertainment Guide:
As the snow piles up outside, here's a curated list of shows to keep you warm and cozy:
"The White Lotus" - A scathing drama series set in exotic locations, exposing the dark side of human nature. Season three takes us to Thailand, where the sun shines bright but the characters' actions are far from sunny. Stream it on HBO Max or Prime Video to witness the chaos unfold.
The Criterion Channel - For the cinema connoisseurs, this streaming service is a treasure trove. Recently featuring classics like Akira Kurosawa's "Ikiru" and Ermanno Olmi's "Il Posto," it offers a journey through the best of world cinema. Get ready to immerse yourself in cinematic masterpieces.
James Bond on Netflix - With the recent acquisition of Amazon MGM, Netflix now has all 26 Bond movies at your fingertips. From the iconic Sean Connery to the latest action-packed adventures, it's the perfect time to debate the best Bond over a hot cup of cocoa.
"Dark Matter" - This underrated gem on Apple TV deserves more attention. Joel Edgerton stars as a physics professor who encounters an alternate version of himself, leading to a mind-bending romance. Season 2 is on the way, so catch up now and join the discussion.
"Viral: The Indecision" - A new series with a unique take on the NBA free agency drama. The first episode delves into the DeAndre Jordan saga, leaving you wondering if reality can be stranger than fiction. Stream it on Prime Video for a fresh perspective on sports entertainment.
"Cover-Up" - A gripping documentary that deserved more Oscar buzz. It follows the life of investigative journalist Seymour Hersh, showcasing the importance of fearless reporting. Kudos to Netflix for bringing this powerful story to light.
Vince Gilligan's Masterpieces - For the true binge-watchers, start from the beginning with Vince Gilligan's iconic "The X-Files." Then, journey through his evolution as a creator with the critically acclaimed "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul." Finally, explore his latest offering, "Pluribus," on Apple TV. A true master of storytelling, Gilligan's works explore the complexities of identity and morality.
But here's where it gets controversial: Is it ethical to binge-watch during a snowstorm when others are struggling to stay warm? And this is the part most people miss—streaming services can be a great way to support quality journalism and storytelling. So, as you enjoy these shows, remember the power of entertainment to educate and inspire.
Stay safe, stay warm, and happy streaming! What's your go-to show during a snowstorm? Share your favorites and let the debate begin!
