Revry review
I’d open Revry’s live channel when I want to see what’s on. If I already have a film in mind, I’d start with Movies in the viewing guide. Those two routes matter on a service that has both scheduled LGBTQ+ television and titles you can choose on demand.
Treat an old programming announcement as a lead
Revry’s archive announced an anniversary run of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” and included the restored “Gay USA” in a History Month selection. I’d use those pages to find the titles, then check the current movie listing for access. If I wanted to know where “Gay USA” was shown and who restored it, Frameline’s archive and distribution records would be the better place to look.
Check the route on the device you want to use
Revry’s viewing page has separate links for Movies, Series and Originals. On a partner TV service, I’d look for Revry in the channel guide instead. The operator describes ad-supported channels, free on-demand titles and subscription titles, so I’d check the offer next to the film on the service I actually use.
Anabel’s take
I’d put on the channel when I have a spare half hour and feel like finding something new. For a film night with a title already picked, I’d check the listing on the same device we plan to use before making plans around it.