“It makes me nostalgic for the kind of romantic teen I wasn't allowed to be,” he says, “and the finale of Love, Simon gave me the same kind of flutter I used to get from Sixteen Candles, only putting a dude into Molly Ringwald's shoes.”ĭuralde’s husband and podcast partner, Dave White, recommends the 90s indie film Late Bloomers.
it felt like it harkened back to Gene Roddenberry's original purpose of making that universe.”Īlonso Duralde, half of the Linoleum Knife family of podcasts, recommends the 'Make Your Own Kind of Music' segment of Beautiful Thing. “The reason I like Star Trek is the idea: How do we achieve a true utopia? What is a utopia where we’re all equal and treat each other as equals? That scene. “When Sulu is reunited with his husband and family, that was so beautiful,” she says.
Isabella Price, host of the podcast and screening series Nocturnal Emissions, likes a brief moment from Star Trek: Beyond.
