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Mullholand Drive was about two hot lesbians kissing. Dune was about Kyle MacLachlin trying to figure out a mystery through dreams. Twin Peaks was about Kyle MacLachlin becoming an oppressive tyrant with his newfound powers while consuming a beloved, addictive substance. What’s so hard to get about that?
Lost highway is about Trent Reznor producing an amazing soundtrack.
Inland empire is about 3 hours long
Blue Velvet was about not fucking looking at Dennis Hopper.
Eraserhead is about the challenges of having a child.
The Elephant Man is about a man who who was known as the elephant man.
Also, the superiority of Pabst Blue Ribbon when compared to Heineken.
Twin Peaks was about Kyle MacLachlin becoming an oppressive tyrant with his newfound powers while consuming a beloved, addictive substance.
Damn good coffee.
Mulholland Drive had a coherent story. The first half was Naomi Watts’ character’s dream.
Pretend to understand your films? I don't even know who you are.
That's Dan Povenmire, he created the Minions.
I absolutely love some of Lynch's work but will openly confess that I have no idea what he was trying to tell me.
You can tell he's telling you something. That's enough for me.
Well put. A director that mutes all others in comparison. Plenty of great directors address the audience, Lynch displays it all in such a way as to inexplicably yet certainly speak to you and you alone
imho, it all boils down to two simple things:
Surrealist art is intended to speak to the subconscious. I have a feeling this is why Lynch didn't like to explain the meaning of his films. Emotional understanding emphasised over intellectual understanding.
I'm also a Lynch fan. The only time I really watch his movies is when I have a bad fever. I was sweating through my couch, dying to sip water and binging Twin Peaks. It's really the only way to watch, I have to say.
Maybe psychedelics? That might be good too.
Movies by David Lynch show the dreams you have when bad stuff happen to you in real life.
I'm not convinced even David himself understands his films. Feels like a 40 year project of trolling cinemagoers and watching them pretend they understand it.
Jokes on you! I pretend to understand your films to get close enough to artsy girls to borrow their clothes!
Eraserhead was his most spiritual film.
Care to elaborate?
No.
For the longest time I kept getting this confused with the 96 Schwarzenegger flick “Eraser” and kept wondering why people thought that film was so deep.
Eraserhead was certainly my most spiritual film -- no other movie has ever made me pray for death.
Best director who ever lived. Twin peaks was one of my biggest reasons for relocating to the pnw
Sir I think you are mistaken, I enjoy Troma and Cannon
A man of taste
I unironically love his films.
I actually avoid his films like the plague!!!!
I would sell my mother into slavery to experience his works for the first time all over again :')
My apologies. I have offended your religion
Straight story was about the existential dread of living in an infinite and ultimately meaningless universe that neither knows about or cares about our brief existence
Don't come at me like this. It's all I have
Jokes on you, I watch Lynch's Dune to find a partner.
I understand that his work makes me feel both mystified, curious, and and a little scared ; that maybe there is some hint of magic in the world and it is dark but alluring and a little comical.
If someone else appreciates these feelings and wants to share them with me, hell yeah, let's get together.
david lynch make a good movie challenge: 99% fail.
I mostly understood at least the basic points of all of his movies... except Inland Empire. That shit was just impossible to decipher even after re-watching it three times, the third one with pen and paper to try and piece the plot together (cause the Wikipedia plot section is useless at capturing the detail). Honestly I feel like he was just throwing shit at the camera and seeing what doesn't end up on the cutting room floor, and not in a good Linklater-esque way. A shame that's the one he went out on.
In Heaven, everything is fine…