What ever happen to that Diane Arbus movie?

[ganymede]

http://www.blockbuster.com/

Seriously. While the local blue box has limited selection there's a LOT of stuff you can find in their online warehouse. Heck, I even found Wong Kar-Wai's 'Happy Together,' which is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to see... and 'My 20th Century' and 'Closely Watched Trains' too. Recently we've watched 'Shoot the Piano Player' and the '95 'Richard III' (SO great) and 'How to Draw a Bunny' and several bios of Hockney and Francis Bacon. It is a fine, fine, thing.

Hell, you can see "How to draw a bunny" on IFC. I have it recorded from there. Whoopee.

[bjorke]

Not sure where you're going there, ganymede. My point was that 'art house' flicks are increasingly available even if you live 40 miles from the closest 'art house' (and a lot more convenient to watch). So you seem to be stating a fact that's in agreement but in a contradictory tone? A head scratcher, I calls it