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[Daz1878]

Then there is the Rabbits in Inland Empire...

Very true. However, the thing that freaked me out the most out of the countless disturbing things in Lynch's work was the bit late on in Inland Empire when

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Laura Dern's face gets all distorted after her encounter with the Phantom in the hallway.

The whole film is very unsettling, but that moment really is the stuff of nightmares.

 

[Daz1878]

Lost Highway is great. You'll be very aware of table corners for a while afterwards though.

Great Trent Reznor-produced soundtrack, too.

 

[ClausThomsen]

Then there is the Rabbits in Inland Empire...

Not seen that yet. Mate of mine who's a big Lynch fan reckons it's heavy going even for him but I'll get round to it.

Just been watching Valkyrie, it's good but would of been so much better with German actors and subtitles in place of well know American actors and Eddie Izzard!
Worth watching if you dont read books as Claus von Stauffenberg is someone people should know about

Pleasantly surprised when I saw this and if I remember correctly it does start in German and then makes a very big acknowledgement that it's going into English for cinematic / storytelling purposes.

 

[dow1978]

Anchorman. Still as funny as I remember. In-fact I probably laughed more this time around. I usually hate stupid americanised rubbish but this is superb.

 

[coollino]

Not seen that yet. Mate of mine who's a big Lynch fan reckons it's heavy going even for him but I'll get round to it.

Pleasantly surprised when I saw this and if I remember correctly it does start in German and then makes a very big acknowledgement that it's going into English for cinematic / storytelling purposes.

I know what he means, Lynch is one of my favourite directors but the only one I watch semi regularly is Blue Velvet. They are too stressful to know the right time.

 

[Charles Hawtrey]

Enjoyed Zombieland 2 at the weekend!

 

[SuperTimCahill]

1917

Brilliant. Some of the best cinematography I’ve seen I think. 9/10

 

[No Alla Violenza]

Finally seen The Joker and really, enjoyed it. I didn't think it was a fantastic film, but i really enjoyed watching it and was completely engrossed the entire time. Haven't seen King of Comedy, but could totally see the Taxi Driver comparisons a mile away. Super performance but if possible, i'd have liked it to be even darker.

Joker reminded me a lot of The King Of Comedy, especially De Niro’s Rupert Pupkin-esque performance.

You should watch The King Of Comedy, it’s a classic...

 

[PDAWG]

Uncut Gems - Adam Sandler's new film

Good film, bit surprised at the high ratings its received though

 

[the golden visionary]

Us.

Crap.

 

[efcste97]

Joker reminded me a lot of The King Of Comedy, especially De Niro’s Rupert Pupkin-esque performance.

You should watch The King Of Comedy, it’s a classic...

Most underrated Scorsese movie

 

[4737carlin]

Most underrated Scorsese movie

Also underrated De Niro, its a total classic, i dont really do funny films as such this this one is essential

 

[wm02]

Just been watching Valkyrie, it's good but would of been so much better with German actors and subtitles in place of well know American actors and Eddie Izzard!
Worth watching if you dont read books as Claus von Stauffenberg is someone people should know about

Thanks for the recommendation. Agree completely with what you mention about von Stauffenberg. I used to live in Bamberg and the locals took great pride in his connection to the city.

 

[LocalNative]

Uncut Gems - Adam Sandler's new film

Good film, bit surprised at the high ratings its received though

The Safdie brothers are making serious moves. Their last one Good Time with Robert Pattinson is fantastic - highly recommended.

 

[Daytripper]

Chronicle

A found footage film , three lads find something strange underground that gives them telekinesis type abilities. It’s not bad although I feel the last 20 mins it falls apart a bit as it goes too action heavy.