Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Posher778]

Originally Posted by bloody_ribcut

i was gonna tell you earlier this week, but i figured it would be better to find out yourself.

r.i.p krack

he was a great little beastie....:(

[joshaube]

Wild At Heart. New Lynch ratings.

1. Mulholland Dr.
2. Wild At Heart
3. Lost Highway

[the_real_linda]

scream......was on a film channel before while waiting for the game to start.......................ive watched that way too many times....


like word for word too many :rolleyes:

[Posher778]

Jumanji- 8/10

This is, without a doubt, the greatest family movie of all time. Family adventure I mean. It's just amazing.... in every way.

[paws the great]

Hannibal:Rising 8/10

[joshaube]

Blue Velvet. Along with Mulholland Dr, this is my favourite Lynch film. I'm also coming to like Lost Highway more and more...

[Despare]

Originally Posted by Dante'sInferno

How is it?Worth seeing?

If you've ever seen their little HBO shorts and laughed at them, you'd probably dig the movie. Personally, I liked it, but I can see a lot of people either not getting it or liking it.

[Phalanx]

I'm also coming to like Lost Highway more and more

I didn't really...just me. Although I liked one part "I'm in you're house now, call me"...reply - That's fuckin' crazy man...made me laugh.

I liked eraserhead a lot if only for the visual style and weirdness...which may have just been for weirdness sake as some have pointed out, but it still stands up and takes your mind on a funny journey regardless.
If you've seen and enjoyed eraserhead, I'd suggest having a look at the asian film "tetsuo: the iron man" which I mentioned over in the other thread. It's more towards horror, and goes to different kind've extremes, but I found both films slightly reminiscant of the other. Although if you found eraserhead fucked with you a little, this one does, a LOT.

Havent seen mulholland dr...I should probably check it out.

[Dante'sInferno]

Originally Posted by Despare

If you've ever seen their little HBO shorts and laughed at them, you'd probably dig the movie. Personally, I liked it, but I can see a lot of people either not getting it or liking it.

I'll check into that.Thanks.

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by Phalanx

I didn't really...just me. Although I liked one part "I'm in you're house now, call me"...reply - That's fuckin' crazy man...made me laugh.

I liked eraserhead a lot if only for the visual style and weirdness...which may have just been for weirdness sake as some have pointed out, but it still stands up and takes your mind on a funny journey regardless.
If you've seen and enjoyed eraserhead, I'd suggest having a look at the asian film "tetsuo: the iron man" which I mentioned over in the other thread. It's more towards horror, and goes to different kind've extremes, but I found both films slightly reminiscant of the other. Although if you found eraserhead fucked with you a little, this one does, a LOT.

Havent seen mulholland dr...I should probably check it out.

If Tetsou has anyting to do with Eraserhead, i need to get my hands on it ASAP.