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INLAND EMPIRE (and David Lynch)

Farted by Beast, June 19, 2008, 12:06:34 PM

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Beast



click the image above to go to the imdb page if you're don't know this fucked up amazing film. Anyone seen it, or is familiar with David Lynch's movies?
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Biblo

hey take the face down! you're ruining it for anyone who hasn't seen it!

seriously take it down

Beast

Quote from: Biblo;1339926hey take the face down! you're ruining it for anyone who hasn't seen it!

seriously take it down

Aw jeez. Okay I changed it to a less spoilerish one. But I doubt it would ruin it, I saw the trailer before I saw the film which has that face in it, and it didn't ruin it for me.

For those who want to see the aforementioned face go here (brace yourself):
http://www.nicksflickpicks.com/InlandEmpireScream2.jpg
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Biblo

it removes loads of the shock from it if you've seen the image before. but yes i love that movie. i saw it in a sold out cinema when it came out and i loved every moment of it

peyoteclock

i'll watch it after i get around to mulholland drive and feel up to a 3 and a half hour lynch movie.

lynch is the fuckin' man, i've seen eraserhead, blue velvet, wild at heart and lost highway. i guess i kinda skipped dune, i should watch it since it's got coop, or kyle maclachlan rather.

i liked when lynch tried to get laura dern an oscar by chilling in hollywood with a cow "without cows there'd be no cheese and without any cheese there'd be no inland empire" weeeiirrrddd.

Beast

Quote from: Biblo;1339940it removes loads of the shock from it if you've seen the image before. but yes i love that movie. i saw it in a sold out cinema when it came out and i loved every moment of it

Aye, me too. After about 5 minutes I realized this wasn't the kind of film that's meant to make any logical sense, so I just sat back and enjoyed the experience. The first time I saw it in the cinema (the only way to see it IMO) it went straight to my Top 3. Incredible stuff, amazing what emotions Lynch can evoke from special lighting and a cheap DV camera. It makes the whole notion of established characters and linear plotlines seem so obsolete.
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MentosClock

I haven't seen this movie yet, but I am currently in the process of watching all of David Lynch's movies (last week I watched Wild at Heart, and the week before I watched Blue Velvet). Unfortunately I haven't been able to get Elephant Man, so I'll have to skip that one.

Biblo

Quote from: camofrog;1339944i'll watch it after i get around to mulholland drive and feel up to a 3 and a half hour lynch movie.

lynch is the fuckin' man, i've seen eraserhead, blue velvet, wild at heart and lost highway. i guess i kinda skipped dune, i should watch it since it's got coop, or kyle maclachlan rather.

i liked when lynch tried to get laura dern an oscar by chilling in hollywood with a cow "without cows there'd be no cheese and without any cheese there'd be no inland empire" weeeiirrrddd.

you skipped The Elephant Man and The Straight Story

I didn't like Dune at all. Mulholland Drive is fucking brilliant.

Also, INLAND EMPIRE is only 3 hours, not 3 and a half

ChocolateCoffin

Thanks for fucking ruining it. fuck you beast clock. I am so close to ruining twin peaks for you, you have no idea.

peyoteclock

Quote from: Biblo;1339976you skipped The Elephant Man and The Straight Story

I didn't like Dune at all. Mulholland Drive is fucking brilliant.

Also, INLAND EMPIRE is only 3 hours, not 3 and a half

oh yeah the elephant man, i seen parts of it on tv when i was younger, it was scary lol.

and the straight story, that's about buddy who drove across the country on a lawnmower right?

Beast

Quote from: ʎɹɹǝqlıʌǝ;1339988Thanks for fucking ruining it. fuck you beast clock. I am so close to ruining twin peaks for you, you have no idea.

Okay I'm sorry, I'd seen that face before I saw the movie as well, and it didn't ruin it at all, it was still fucking terrifying.

I understand that what may work for me doesn't necessarily work for everybody, but there are so many much better moments in film along with the one involving that image. Believe me, the way that that image is unexpected and yet built up so majestically by Lynch it won't matter if you've seen it before.
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Biblo

Quote from: camofrog;1339989oh yeah the elephant man, i seen parts of it on tv when i was younger, it was scary lol.

and the straight story, that's about buddy who drove across the country on a lawnmower right?

yup!

FlossClock

I'm a big Lynch fan, but I haven't seen this yet. I had to have a peak at the face, and now I just want to see it more.

SlaughtermelonClock

I just finished watching this movie. Creepiest 3 hours of my life. I love david lynch, but this was a little TOO weird (never though I'd say that about a lynch flick). Still great as usual though.

cokezeroglock

since when do the unhip people like lynch
anyway havent seen it, will do sometime soon

PoisonshroomClock

i've only seen eraserhead which i like, i might have to see this

TruncheonClock

Uh-huh
Surfaces once every so often, As though he's unable to let go of the past

Beast

Quote from: pretty_cunt;1340538since when do the unhip people like lynch
anyway havent seen it, will do sometime soon

Unhip people?
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cokezeroglock

Quote from: Beast Clock;1340659Unhip people?
the clockcrew. evilberry and shit are fine i guess. i dunno i dont want to have a huge list or anything. who are you?