>watching a film
>see a copy of infinite jest
>immediately turn off the television, get up, and start pacing around my room blowing raspberries while shaking my arms in the air until I eventually get tired enough that I fall to the ground with soiled undies so my mommy can drag me into the bath
Does anyone else do this?
>>7783502
What movie
keep /tv/ in /tv/
the young vampire is such a qt in that moviethe old one too actually
>>7783507
Alan Smithee: Burn Hollywood Burn, written and directed by Jim Jarmusch
>>7783507
pynchon makes a cameo, too
My favorite is Down By Law. I want to give The Limits of Control another viewing soon though.
>>7783545
Jarmusch is my favorite director and even I think Limits is mediocre at best. It's clever but the delivery isn't very good.
what other movies have infinite jest in them?
>>7783560
season 1 of Man Seeking Woman uses Infinite Jest as a prop for a joke at least twice
>>7783560
Liberal Arts is a movie basically bout IJ
>>7783545
Despite all its negative reviews, I really liked the dreamlike, surrealist atmosphere of it. Give it another shot if contemplative films are your thing.
It's the worst Jarmusch though.
>>7783548
limits is brillaint
>>7783502
>spine in prefect condition
Im more impressed about Mishima
>>7783502
I was watching Man Seeking Woman and it appears in two different episodes. Once he mentions he wants to read it, but never does. Another time he leaves it on his nightstand to appear intellectual when he brings a date home.
>>7785396
This, the way she is packing those books really triggers my autism.
I really like Jarmusch but this was just him throwing out cultural nods and references. It was like tumblr the movie.
>>7785718
He suggests reading it to postpone going to a club that he's nervous about entering. The joke is basically "this is a long book and therefore will postpone the thing he doesn't want to do for a long time".
>>7786395
That's what I figured, but I think the heft of the book and the nonsense surrounding it were a part of why he never reads it. In the later episode he throws a bookmark into a random page. Love the show and the shorts it was based on. As far as adaptations go, it found a way to take a unique voice without shitting on source material.
