A month ago my DVD player stopped working, forcing Jeanne and me to watch the end of the Third Man on my computer. Best Buy held on to the player for 4 weeks fixing it, but when I got it back last night it still wouldn’t work! I feel like I’m living at that freaking store lately.
There are two possibilities.
- Best Buy didn’t fix it and hoped I wouldn’t notice.
- Best Buy fixed it so poorly it couldn’t withstand the the stress of being carried out of the store and riding in the car.
Either way it’s pretty poor service.
A month ago my DVD player stopped working, forcing Jeanne and me to watch the end of the Third Man on my computer. Best Buy held on to the player for 4 weeks fixing it, but when I got it back last night it still wouldn’t work! I feel like I’m living at that freaking store lately.
There are two possibilities.
- Best Buy didn’t fix it and hoped I wouldn’t notice.
- Best Buy fixed it so poorly it couldn’t withstand the the stress of being carried out of the store and riding in the car.
Either way it’s pretty poor service.
The Third Man! We watched that in Critical Approach to Cinema! Personally, I prefer it over Citizen Kane. I get into a lot of arguments over this.
I did it again. Damn, I need to remember to log in.
Yeah, I’ve wanted to show it to Jeanne for a while now and finally got around to it. Citizen Cane is pretty awesome, so I’d have to think about which was better. I love the music in the Third Man.
Even the DVD is pretty grainy, but the music is pretty good. I love Orson Welles in it, plus it was one of the first movies that had a “twist” to the ending, long before movies endings became predictable. I like to think it was the Fight Club or Usual Suspects of its time. hehe.