PLANE-CLOTHES, TRAIN-LINES, AND AUTOMOBILE-PHONES - WHEN FILM AND TRAVEL... CLASH

According to the made-up search engine, 'Frugal', the vast majority of actors try to avoid using public transport unless it's to illustrate that they're down-to-earth classically trained thespians who aren't pretentious or overly sensitive. 'Frugal' has also unveiled that most films are fictitious, most directors smell of fish, and most facts are largely created for the sake of a hidden corporate agenda that profits no one but squirrels.

Well, maybe not just squirrels, because I did once hear that a profit managed to inspire a whole generation of impressionable youths to follow a magical entity who lives in the sky. Or was that prophet? Anyway, whatever it was, I'm sure the one thing we can all agree on is that we all like to be entertained and we all like to travel. So, what better way to illustrate this point than by presenting you with a brand new interactive widget devised by thetrainline.com. 

Essentially, it allows you, the humble commuter, to explore an exhaustive list of films that are focused on travel, transport, and holiday destinations, all of which are now available for you to watch on a variety of different streaming services.

To use this widget, first, you have to select one of the predefined categories (such as, genre, location, streaming platform, or method of transport). Then from the results of your selection, you have to choose a film that you might consider watching (Like that one conceived by the smelly director). And finally, you can read more about your chosen film in the widget provided (read-read-read). You got that? Good. So hop to it and find out about life, death, adversity, and hope. Otherwise known as the 'secret squirrel agenda' run by that magical entity who lives in the sky.

In closing, I would like to thank thetrainline.com for allowing me to feature their widget in this article, before urging you to check out their official Website, Facebook, and Twitter pages.