I don't need glasses to do math. Unless this is the only movie he ever plans on seeing, it sounds from your scenario like he could really benefit from having Netflix, in which case it is more like 80 cents for that one movie.

I don't need glasses to do math. Unless this is the only movie he ever plans on seeing, it sounds from your scenario like he could really benefit from having Netflix, in which case it is more like 80 cents for that one movie.

What you are saying is you would pay 11 dollars to see it but you won't pay three. Gotcha.

What you are saying is you would pay 11 dollars to see it but you won't pay three. Gotcha.

Thanks…it's weird but it reminds me of the kind of dreams I remember only every few years, like they are buried too deep for normal access, about process and pattern.

Thanks…it's weird but it reminds me of the kind of dreams I remember only every few years, like they are buried too deep for normal access, about process and pattern.

What book is that multi-panel illustration from? Gloriana or one of his others? I'd like to check that out.

What book is that multi-panel illustration from? Gloriana or one of his others? I'd like to check that out.

ah, i deleted my comment. they might actually read this page.

ah, i deleted my comment. they might actually read this page.

To everyone in this thread—she is referring to moving films from one soon-to-be obsolete format to the next in a a continual and yes, expensive, game of hopscotch. Consider all the neglect by studios when all they had to do was store a few prints in proper conditions—now imagine them going to the trouble to stay ahead…

To everyone in this thread—she is referring to moving films from one soon-to-be obsolete format to the next in a a continual and yes, expensive, game of hopscotch. Consider all the neglect by studios when all they had to do was store a few prints in proper conditions—now imagine them going to the trouble to stay ahead…

Damn, Sean, I came here for some Frank Black jokes and got nothing for my trouble.

Damn, Sean, I came here for some Frank Black jokes and got nothing for my trouble.

So what I hear you saying is, it's not boring and bland like Bread was. Works for me.

So what I hear you saying is, it's not boring and bland like Bread was. Works for me.

As far as waiting for the right time—wasn't this album completed a year and a half ago according to that piece in the Times?

As far as waiting for the right time—wasn't this album completed a year and a half ago according to that piece in the Times?

Speaking for myself, the Brion bootleg of Extraordinary Machine was an unbeatable entry point. Her production is sometimes a little mall-friendly (current album excepted), and it was just the ticket for me to be able to get past that elsewhere. I also think it's one of the best records ever put together period. Not…

Speaking for myself, the Brion bootleg of Extraordinary Machine was an unbeatable entry point. Her production is sometimes a little mall-friendly (current album excepted), and it was just the ticket for me to be able to get past that elsewhere. I also think it's one of the best records ever put together period. Not…