That's why Dolby will be remembered alongside such tech giants as Wang and Commodore.

Long Version:  Dolby processing reduced the noise in taped recordings back when people used "hi fis," which stood for "hi fidelity" because people wanted to recreate music a closely as possible to the source performance.

He blinded me with fluid dynamics.

He attacked a bunch of inflatable boats?

C'mon @avclub-6ee934260c80f2e2f9098dcd3e44c032:disqus even little kids know that.

Thomas was traumatized more when he was blinded. I saw a video of it one time.

Silence like a cancer grows.

Is that Freedom Silence, Man?

Surround Silence: Acoustically Perfect Silence

Surround Silence: The Science of Silence

"Surround Silence:  Silenter Silence"

If you want an "astounding technical achievements that essentially gave birth to modern recording while helping develop the nuclear bomb so he ould produce a bunch of all-time classic rock albums" stoy, peep this:

I perfer him to that "El Asso No Wipo" guy…

My life is not filled with a 60-cycle hum - at least when my Fender Twin is turned off.

Yeah…It's a Shame About Ray.

I think that's also part of the point. The same cons, when done right, work over and over and over…

Definitely great "unreliable narrator" books.

Bening's oranges stand out the most in my memory.

Hard to get two more different movies. The most and least sentimental movies of the decade perhaps.

I take it you haven't seen this movie?