Gravity's Audio

[kelber at mindspring.com]

I agree with everything you've said here. Hell, I'd settle for an essay or op-ed piece by Pynchon - on Ferguson or anything else he wants to write about.

Laura

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From: Carvill John 

Sent: Nov 25, 2014 11:23 AM


Yeah, it does seem an appropriately dense and complex analysis. It's also pretty good, which ought to serve as a decent corrective for the slew of crap -  a stringing of reviews and blog-posts in nets only God can tell the meshes of - that's bound to accompany the 'Inherent Vice' movie.
Personally I don't like Anderson at all, I thought 'The Master' was a pile of crap (albeit a very nicely filmed pile of crap), and I can't stand Joaquin Phoenix. But still, we live in hope.
Rather than a worthwhile film based on a Pynchon novel, what I'd really like for Christmas would be an actual Pynchon novel, something to cleanse the palate after the junk food that was 'Bleeding Edge'...
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