[eraserhead]

In this thread, we respect and discuss one of the greatest filmmakers of our time and his beautiful, terrifying, fucked-up movies.

Eraserhead(1977)
The Elephant Man(1980)
Blue Velvet(1986)
Wild at Heart(1990)
Lost Highway(1997)
Mullholland Dr.(2001)
Inland Empire(2006)

Lady in the Radiator song from Eraserhead

Inland Empire trailer

"Llorando" - theater scene from Mulholland Dr.

"David Lynch's A Goofy Movie"

Discuss away

[Cheshire_Buddha]

I still really need to see Rabbits.

[eraserhead]

Originally Posted by Cheshire_Buddha

I still really need to see Rabbits.

I have no idea where to get this...but if you watch Inland Empire there's parts of the movie which are basically scenes from Rabbits

Haha I thought this thread would be more popular.

[AShannon04]

I hate to say it, but I don't think I''ve ever seen a David Lynch film. I have a few of them on my Netflix queue, but haven't gotten around to getting them yet.

[eraserhead]

Originally Posted by AShannon04

I hate to say it, but I don't think I''ve ever seen a David Lynch film. I have a few of them on my Netflix queue, but haven't gotten around to getting them yet.

You should get around to it, they are quite the experience. Which ones do you have in your queue?

[Mitch]

Eraserhead is the most frightening film ever made.

[Ravenna]

The Straight Story is extremely under-appreciated. Richard Farnsworth gives one of the most heart-wrenching performances I've ever seen.

[eraserhead]

Originally Posted by Mitch

Eraserhead is the most frightening film ever made.

I thought this too until I saw Inland Empire

Originally Posted by Ravenna

The Straight Story is extremely under-appreciated. Richard Farnsworth gives one of the most heart-wrenching performances I've ever seen.

I've never seen this but it sounds totally different than Lynch's other films.

[cantnokdahustle]

Misogynist... Genius...

[aminorthreat55]

No Lynch discussion is worth having without all members having experienced this odd video.

[Ravenna]

Originally Posted by eraserhead

I've never seen this but it sounds totally different than Lynch's other films.

Yeah, its not Lynchy at all.

[eraserhead]

gahhh come on fuckers, there must be others who appreciate this man and his beautiful movies.

[Undue Noise]

Originally Posted by eraserhead

In this thread, we respect and discuss one of the greatest filmmakers of our time and his beautiful, terrifying, fucked-up movies.

A perfect description. I'm ashamed to say I still haven't got round to watching Inland Empire yet.

[Mirrorsandfevers]

Only thing I've watched was Twin Peaks. I have the gold edition seasons. I love it.

[eraserhead]

yeah I still need to see Twin Peaks. I've heard it's great.