David Lynch movies

Has anyone here seen Mulholland Drive? And understand it?

My flatmate's on a David Lynch binge with his DVD collection at the moment. I have some ideas about the film but I definitely need to see it again!

My brother is the expert on this, but I am sure I can help you- feel free to ask any questions, but please use spoiler tags for the more sensitive ones!

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Only for those incapable of understanding them... besides which, stuff like The Elephant Man is amongst the best of all cinema.

opss, forgot the elephant man, that movie is actually great!

I didn't care much for Muhulland Dr. I thought it was all over the place and bizarre.

elephant mans ending is probably the most beautiful scene ever captured on film.

he did that tv thing twin peaks too right

yeah.

Yes, easy to forget that Lynch also does mainstream films as well as his own unioque mixture of non-linear, thoughtful, intelligent and bizarre films like Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive.

Regardless of whether you like those films or not there is little doubting he is a great director.

Anyway, this thread's purpose is mainly to help DECODE his movies, I feel, rather than debate their quality.

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back fucker 1651 (ops, that means that you and that michael gay can be partners) enjoy yourself!

Cut that out right now. More off-topic comments will be deleted.

hope you are talking to both me and back(stabber)fire! hehe

okay

well i dunno, you were the one who cussed. i just made a juvenile joke. anywho. the only 2 david lynch movies ive seen are elephant man and mulhollan drive. id really like to see eraser head but i cant find it anywhere.

I've seen all of Lynch's films and personally I still don't really know what I should think of Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive. I like Mulholland Drive better than Lost Highway. But both are fairly crude cinematographically, one of the things that struck me. But basically for Lynch the main thing is that things are not always explainable... that's the way he made these two ones as well.

I have, except for Mulholland Drive all his films. Eraserhead is fanatastically bizarre. Straight Story is lovely and simple. My personal fav (though not Lynch's best) is Dune and Wild at Heart.

yeah Dune is cool

Crude how, queeq? I can't see that at all.