Because I was watching Stop Making Sense (1984) with my cousins on Saturday and talking about Jonathan Demme with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
derspatchel last night, I was hoping to be able to link to his excellent television version of Kurt Vonnegut's Who Am I This Time? (1982) on either Netflix or YouTube, because it doesn't get enough love. No go. It's not streaming anywhere I can find. Have instead the notes I meant to post about it in May 2011, after which I shall go and pack up my DVDs. I don't own this one; I wish I did. It's the rare case of an adaptation that improves on the original.
( Sure, if Stella's game. )
I don't think I own any Tennessee Williams, but my Oscar Wilde is definitely in a box right now. At least after tonight he'll be in a box atderspatchel's. The books are the worst part of any move for me—I genuinely don't own that much other stuff. Someday I'll have normal furniture and it will be very confusing. I'll probably like it.
derspatchel last night, I was hoping to be able to link to his excellent television version of Kurt Vonnegut's Who Am I This Time? (1982) on either Netflix or YouTube, because it doesn't get enough love. No go. It's not streaming anywhere I can find. Have instead the notes I meant to post about it in May 2011, after which I shall go and pack up my DVDs. I don't own this one; I wish I did. It's the rare case of an adaptation that improves on the original.( Sure, if Stella's game. )
I don't think I own any Tennessee Williams, but my Oscar Wilde is definitely in a box right now. At least after tonight he'll be in a box at
derspatchel's. The books are the worst part of any move for me—I genuinely don't own that much other stuff. Someday I'll have normal furniture and it will be very confusing. I'll probably like it.
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