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Popcorn Culture - Supercut: Divisive Shows and Movies

Dashran Yohan

28-May-20 19:30

Popcorn Culture - Supercut: Divisive Shows and Movies

The Last Jedi. Zack Snyder. The ending of LOST. Never Have I Ever? On this Supercut, we explore (and debate) some of the most divisive TV shows and films in recent memory, and try to figure out why they appeal to some while irking others all the same.

Produced by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharmilla Ganesan, Arvindh Yuvaraj

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharmilla Ganesan, Arvindh Yuvaraj


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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Film

Tags:  Evening Edition,  Popcorn Culture,  Supercut,  The Last Jedi,  Zack Snyder,  Lost, 


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