10 More Movies & TV Shows You Can No Longer Watch
1. Kids
Much like Happiness, Larry Clark's 1995 drama Kids has remained a deeply contentious film ever since it first released - a frank and at times extremely disturbing look at teenage sexuality, albeit one also remembered for featuring early performances from the likes of Rosario Dawson and Chloë Sevigny.
Despite being a considerable commercial success at the box office - grossing over $20 million against a mere $1.5 million budget - Kids hasn't seen a substantial home video release, currently available on only a decades-old DVD and extremely obscure European Blu-ray that costs a pretty penny.
It's also fair to assume that most streaming services don't want to deal with the probable blowback for releasing such a controversial movie on their platform - especially with social media's tendency towards nuance-devoid outrage.
And so, unless a boutique distributor steps in and gives Kids a new Blu-ray release, it's likely to remain a frustrating obscurity for the foreseeable future.