Hey, now, Inland Empire was cool... long as hell, but cool.

I love Donovan. And adore Paul.

I am 2 episodes from the end of watching Twin Peaks for the first time, and aside from cooper and about 3 other characters, I was stunned at how terrible it is, for all the good things I've heard about it.

trav: I am 2 episodes from the end of watching Twin Peaks for the first time, and aside from cooper and about 3 other characters, I was stunned at how terrible it is, for all the good things I've heard about it.

I watched TP back when it first aired. At first I found it interesting and quirky, then it turned into the bizarre and never went anywhere or gave us any resolution.

I'm reminded of it every time I hear people talk about Lost.

The sixties are back, man.

Boritom: Hey, now, Inland Empire was cool... long as hell, but cool.

I agree. Plus the DVD has David Lynch making Quinoa, which is worth the price alone.

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trav: I am 2 episodes from the end of watching Twin Peaks for the first time, and aside from cooper and about 3 other characters, I was stunned at how terrible it is, for all the good things I've heard about it.

I watched TP back when it first aired. At first I found it interesting and quirky, then it turned into the bizarre and never went anywhere or gave us any resolution.

I'm reminded of it every time I hear people talk about Lost.

Careful there... every time I try suggesting that LOST is a giant circle-jerk that's heading towards an incoherent conclusion it inspires a frenzy of whaaargarbl from hardcore fans who claim that the plot makes perfect sense (as long as you accept things that make no sense as 'things which will be explained later' rather than 'things the writers thought were cool at the time which they now have no idea how to explain').

For me, David Lynch falls under WTF? How Did This Get Funded?

He has his fans, though.

I still don't see what is so great about Blue Velvet. Maybe drugs would help.

In the darkness of future past
the magician longs to see
one chance heart
between two worlds
fire walk with me



/just because it rocked so much

If David Lynch movies put you to sleep, you are probably a sociopath.

/If they give you nightmares, on the other hand - that's pretty normal.

Inland Empire did not grab me.

Lost Highway grabbed me and still hasn't let go.

It's a crapshoot.

But Inland Empire has bunnies. Kids like bunnies, right?

Robert1966: If David Lynch movies put you to sleep, you are probably a sociopath.

/If they give you nightmares, on the other hand - that's pretty normal.

quoted for truth

Robert1966: If David Lynch movies put you to sleep, you are probably a sociopath.

/If they give you nightmares, on the other hand - that's pretty normal.

This all over, spoken allowed, with banging pipes and angry fetuses in the background.

/and maybe Jeff Goldblum

the lady in the radiator lives in my brain

/in heaven everything is fine

which tries to teach kids to meditate and relax

Anyone else read that as medicate?

/makes just as much sense (shrug)

barneyfifesbullet: ...I still don't see what is so great about Blue Velvet...

Are you kidding? I saw that for the first time about a month ago and was blown away. One of my personal favorites now. Mulholland Drive was another, though I'm not sure that I can forgive him for Dune.

INLAND EMPIRE 10/10 on my IMDB rating.

/"If today was tomorrow, you would be sitting over there."

I just want a director's cut of Dune, please.

wow, I'm the only Lynch fan here who thought Inland Empire was boring as fark? The rabbits portions were nice and creepy, everything else went absolutely nowhere. I turned it off midway through as I was sick of the film seeming like it was leading up to something big and then going nowhere.

barneyfifesbullet

For me, David Lynch falls under WTF? How Did This Get Funded?

He has his fans, though.

I still don't see what is so great about Blue Velvet. Maybe drugs would help.

You probably drink Heineken.

/I'll fark anything that moves!

Good work subby. Lynch is so perhaps the most overrated film maker evereverever

Im conflicted. Parts of his movies are as good as any director has ever done and the other parts are the most meandering, frustrating , pointless, masturbatory, pretentious and boring scenes ever committed to film

so usually its a fight between with parts overtake the other

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