It's on an app called Fawesome and free.

On a side note, that app also has Sid and Nancy, a cult classic about the Sex Pistols.

Also one of my favorite movies. It's a bleak, sad, crazed, drug fueled love story. I know a lot of people won't watch it because ... Sid Vicious... but it's a good movie of its time.

Also, Nancy's mother wrote a really good book about her:

And I Don't Want to Live This Life: A Mother's Story of Her Daughter's Murder
Deborah Spungen

You spent 3 hours watching a movie you only heard about 2 hours ago?

It's amazing to me that a story about the making of a dictionary could be so captivating and interesting. But it is.

The movie kinda glossed over his early years, and how Dr. William Chester Minor, a man with high morals and ethics, was driven insane by the atrocities of the Civil War. Ordered to brand a “D” on the cheeks of Irishmen who deserted and were captured, pushed him over the edge.

Dr. William Chester Minor was born and raised in Sri Lanka by US missionary parents, and returned to the US for college. A boatload of the words he submitted to OED originated in Sri Lanka. One word I remember was serendipity, possible the most pleasing word in the English language.