What is this expression trying to convey?
What is this expression trying to convey?
Gabriel Walker
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Asher Gomez
Didn't quite get this part
Dylan Rodriguez
black hole sun
Carson Gutierrez
it was trying to get me to convey a shit in my trousers
Wyatt Rivera
spooked me again, god dammit Lynch
Thomas Flores
what is the context for this
Jonathan Campbell
Won't you come
Mason King
Damn, Laura Dern looks like *THAT*?
Juan Roberts
and wash away the rain
Charles Ross
MOM'S
Cameron Murphy
Laura Dern finds a handgun that was given to her husband by the rabbits, and then she walks through a green hallway for a while until she reaches room 47 (47 being the title of the cursed film of which On High in Blue Tomorrows is a remake) at which point The Phantom, who is a hypnotist who does things for some reason and is the villain (maybe?), shows up so she shoots him and his face deforms into that.
Luke Miller
My wife's son!
Wont you cum!
Adam Bennett
uh
what
Juan Anderson
Who was in the wrong here?
Connor Gomez
dude dreams lmao
James Thompson
It's a representation of her inner evil (which is clown-faced, we saw that expression earlier in the movie when she walks towards the camera), which she has to confront and kill in order to reunite with her spirit double who rests and waits in purgatory (the girl in front of the tv). Laura Dern carries the sins of lost girl (in front of the tv) and helps to redeem them both.
Cameron Ortiz
Why hasn't any facial distortion effects in films reached this level of creepiness? Thats fucking early nineties cgi and it is still as disgusting as it was then
Jackson Gonzalez
What was his fucking problem?
Josiah Green
If the lost girl is her double, what was up with the other double that makes a face at her from across the street in Hollywood?
Christian Hernandez
You mean the one who stabs her? She is not her double. She is Doris Side, the cheated wife or her lookalike, can't remember. Every character has a double, one in Inland Empire and in the present.
Evan Brooks
No, the one at 1:36
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Lincoln Brooks
>indian burn
Landon Morgan
Ah yes, it's Sue's clown-face, her reflected evil (look at the resemblance of her facial expression), the one in OP's pick and the one who runs towards the camera, who she kills in purgatory. This is near the end, where she will die shortly because of Doris stabbing her, then entering the realm of purgatory to face her eventually.
Samuel Fisher
Inland Empire proved beyond doubt that Lynch is a hack.
Brody Miller
deepest lore