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Aw man Wild at Heart is one of my all time favorite movies. It's the only reason to own a snakeskin jacket.

did i ever tell you that this here snakeskin jacket represents my individuality and belief in personal freedom

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I definitely saw "The Straight Story" as a child. I remember the line "quick, what's the number for 911", and also being surprised at Alvin striking matches on surfaces other than the side of a matchbox. I don't really remember anything after that, though, so I probably fell asleep on the couch ...

I watched the criterion collection's...collection of david lynch short films (I have a free trial right now haha)...most notable in there is "The Grandmother" (1970) which is far stranger in presentation than anything he made afterward, and the series of shorts "DumbLand" (2002) which are flash ...

Something I have been thinking about regarding how people talk about these films. I don't think David Lynch ever made incomprehensible films per se. (With the exception of the occasional dream sequence—but that's kind of what makes those work as dream sequences, is that they're distinct from the ...

Outside in: https://youtu.be/wO61D9x6lNY

Outside In is one of my favorite videos of all time. I watch it periodically

And last night I watched "Lost Highway". This is the sort of movie where I truly had no certain idea of what would happen next, in large part because Lynch's films are so varied tonally. It could have taken almost any turn and it wouldn't have felt too out of place. I've said it before but the ...

watched the Elephant Man. It's pretty different from Lynch's other films in a few significant ways:

One, it is biographical. From what I understand (i.e. having read a few Wikipedia articles) it is, barring a few filmic exaggerations and fabrications, a fairly accurate account based on two ...

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