Wild At Heart (help a Lynch virgin out)

[Koa Zo]

The Straight Story (highly underrated)

If only more people realized this!

btw, I don't even think it is available (officially) in the US.
A few years ago I know it wasn't, I had to order a copy from Canada.

[CMoon]

The Straight Story (highly underrated)

If only more people realized this!

btw, I don't even think it is available (officially) in the US.
A few years ago I know it wasn't, I had to order a copy from Canada.

Straight Story was definitely available in the US as I owned a copy at one point on DVD. It is a good film, but for me it was a film I only needed to see once.

[saucykobold]

I just saw Rabbits. I'm not sure if I like it. It is 11:34 pm. It is dark outside. [canned laughter]

[CMoon]

I just saw Rabbits. I'm not sure if I like it. It is 11:34 pm. It is dark outside. [canned laughter]

These were the clips used in Inland Empire, right? Did he create this first as a series and then cut it up?

Speaking of Inland Empire, I really need to see that one again. I'm not sure it is a good movie, or even a movie at all, but it it 3 hours of Lynch doing what he does in top form. Wish I'd seen it in the theatre.

[szycag]

He did the Rabbits shorts first, possibly before Inland Empire was conceptualized, but whatever the case he thought they fit in the movie so he put them in. I think they'resupposed to be a product or association of that weird group that sits around the table in the dark, there's some correlation there. Like I said before, Inland Empire is definitely David Lynch Ultra Mega Black Label Mode.