Directed some of my favorite films. Incredibly creative man.
I think Mulholland Drive is prob his best film. But Eraserhead should be listed in his top 5. Blue Velvet, Dune, Twin Peaks as well.Eraserhead was stupid. I don’t care what anyone who pretends to be a movie snob says.
That movie literally made no sense. It had great sex scenes but it was pathetic about telling a storyI think Mulholland Drive is prob his best film. But Eraserhead should be listed in his top 5. Blue Velvet, Dune, Twin Peaks as well.
Naomi Watts naked = GREAT MOVIEThat movie literally made no sense. It had great sex scenes but it was pathetic about telling a story
Perfectly encapsulated the feeling of a bad dream. Incredible piece of art. (yeah, not everybody is going to appreciate it)Eraserhead was stupid. I don’t care what anyone who pretends to be a movie snob says.
In the late '70s, Stanley Kubrick directed The Shining as an unprecedentedly surreal, terrifying, and complex horror film. With a special blend of mystery and suspense that begs the audience to contemplate its intricacies, The Shining was really unlike most horror films to come before it. However, Kubrick did manage to find a kindred spirit for The Shining in a 1977 horror movie from a then-novice director, calling the debut feature his favorite movie of all time and showing it to The Shining's cast and crew for an example of the style they strove for.
Have you even seen a picture of Tim Tebow?Never heard of him so I had to Google.
Gayest looking straight man I've ever seen.
That's Lynch for you.That movie literally made no sense. It had great sex scenes but it was pathetic about telling a story
Flip #1 with #2 and #3 with #4 and you have my list.Favorite Lynch film/TV
1. Eraserhead
2. Blue Velvet
3. Twin Peaks (80s series)
4. Elephant Man
Not everything hit for me, but those items really did. I'm not much of a plot/story guy. Eraserhead was all mood and composition of frame, sound and image.
Kind of odd that Elephant Man was probably his most normal movie.Favorite Lynch film/TV
1. Eraserhead
2. Blue Velvet
3. Twin Peaks (80s series)
4. Elephant Man
Not everything hit for me, but those items really did. I'm not much of a plot/story guy. Eraserhead was all mood and composition of frame, sound and image.
Favorite Lynch film/TV
1. Eraserhead
2. Blue Velvet
3. Twin Peaks (80s series)
4. Elephant Man
Not everything hit for me, but those items really did. I'm not much of a plot/story guy. Eraserhead was all mood and composition of frame, sound and image.
I just looked at his filmography and realized I missed that one. Then it’s…Also, The Straight Story is worth mentioning. Lynch directed, but more conventional in presentation. Definitely worth a watch if you haven't.
Alvin Straight, a 73-year-old Iowan, learns that his estranged brother, Lyle is critically ill. Unable to drive, Alvin embarks on a journey from Iowa to Mt. Zion, by riding a lawn mower.
Anything makes sense when the explanation is, it was a dream!That movie literally made no sense. It had great sex scenes but it was pathetic about telling a story