Cemetery Man is one of the one best movies to come out in the last 20 years and arguably the most underrated. I demand you bold it TVC. Also please make PD READ Crash for really hilarious results.
God I can see the Mulholland Drive review now.
Cemetery Man is one of the one best movies to come out in the last 20 years and arguably the most underrated. I demand you bold it TVC. Also please make PD READ Crash for really hilarious results.
PD is too dumb to get the book Crash. He would quit after 2 pages.
Duke: I tried to shy away from sheer shock/gross movies.
Cemetery Man is one of the one best movies to come out in the last 20 years and arguably the most underrated. I demand you bold it TVC. Also please make PD READ Crash for really hilarious results.
PD is too dumb to get the book Crash. He would quit after 2 pages.
Duke: I tried to shy away from sheer shock/gross movies.
:lol But you're having him watch Meet the Feebles and Ichi
Either a Cronenberg or Lynch first, please. I want a palpable example of what to expect with this experiment.
Either a Cronenberg or Lynch first, please. I want a palpable example of what to expect with this experiment.
That's why I say Blue Velvet first!
Yeah I watched the first 5 minutes, and it was pretty dark. Is there any talking in the movie?
Blue Velvet is $12 at Circuit City. I don't like buying movies unless I really like them (like, 9.5 and up basically) . I might get it tomorrow since I don't have school, but we'll see. If this movie sucks I'm going to be bummed
It's so renowned that even your college library will most likely have a copy. Mine had the whole Lynch library. Except Dune. :-\
I'll check the college library. That's a great idea actually
that decade suckedwhich? AG is the 60's. Dazed & Confused is the 70's.
Both, 60s and 70s were lame
That's the russian roulette scene right? I want to see it, but I don't want to spoil the movie :-\
he was talking about 70's not 70's movies. As in Dazed & Confused is a movie about the 70's but not from the 70's.Both, 60s and 70s were lame
Dude, the 70's were amazing. Godfather, Godfather II, Taxi Driver, The Graduate, Annie Hall, Apocalypse Now, Chinatown, The Deer Hunter, Jaws, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Young Frankenstein...
Is this the Crash that won the oscar?
For someone who is supposedly trying to enlighten himself on film, I find it more than a little funny that Michelle doesn't have Netflix or Blockbuster Total Access.
For someone who is supposedly trying to enlighten himself on film, I find it more than a little funny that Michelle doesn't have Netflix or Blockbuster Total Access.
Don't have a credit card. But don't worry buddy, the school library has most of these movies
The part where they're in the movie studio office and that Italian guy spits the Espresso in the napkin :lol
What Lynch should I watch next?!TWIN PEAKS. Twin Peaks is his key core thing he did in his career. Twin Peaks to Lynch is what Citizen Kane was to Orson Wells (not to take anyway from blue velvet and the ilk)
What Lynch should I watch next?!TWIN PEAKS. Twin Peaks is his key core thing he did in his career. Twin Peaks to Lynch is what Citizen Kane was to Orson Wells (not to take anyway from blue velvet and the ilk)
HE PUT HIS DISEASES IN ME
*Jeffrey's girlfriend to cry*
:lol
Blue Velvet isn't a movie you watch to feel good or deep or whatever. It's a movie you watch for the experience of it -- for just what you described: the emotionally-detached quasi-liminal and very dark cinematic view of the world. You want to watch it because it is a WELL-EXECUTED TYPE OF DIFFERENT. It's not a satisfying or edifying movie; it's simply a compelling and somewhat disturbing alternate perspective told extraordinarily well. Plus it has some of the best quotes in movie history.