The Unified Theory of Everything
This is all true.
Today, I attempted to purchase Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious on DVD.
First I went to Borders, where the soundsystem was playing "Notorious" by Duran Duran. But they didn't have the DVD.
Next, I tried the going-out-of-business Tower Records across the street. They didn't have it either. While I was looking, they began playing The Beatles' Abbey Road.
Finally, I went to the TLA Video on Locust St. As I entered, they were playing the last few songs of Abbey Road. And they also did not have the DVD.
What does it all mean?
(BTW: The Criterion Collection DVD of Notorious is out of print. I thought maybe I'd get lucky.)
This is all true.
Today, I attempted to purchase Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious on DVD.
First I went to Borders, where the soundsystem was playing "Notorious" by Duran Duran. But they didn't have the DVD.
Next, I tried the going-out-of-business Tower Records across the street. They didn't have it either. While I was looking, they began playing The Beatles' Abbey Road.
Finally, I went to the TLA Video on Locust St. As I entered, they were playing the last few songs of Abbey Road. And they also did not have the DVD.
What does it all mean?
(BTW: The Criterion Collection DVD of Notorious is out of print. I thought maybe I'd get lucky.)
posted by Mike at 11:03 PM
1 Comments:
Worse, I think the version that's in print is out on Lazerlight studio, which may be the worst in repertory releases. [I say this as a former TLA employee, who knows the ins-and-outs of these things by rote.]
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