What the fuck did I just watch?
What the fuck did I just watch?
Justin Reyes
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Carson Fisher
getting your cock teased for 2 hours until you finally cum
Matthew Taylor
>Think for me, Sup Forums!
I vote for an automatic word-filter that replaces the phrase "What the fuck did I just watch?" with "I suck dirty dicks"
Jacob Allen
This is the film.
Gabriel Murphy
>>Think for me, Sup Forums!
>I vote for an automatic word-filter that replaces the phrase "What the fuck did I just watch?" with "I suck dirty dicks"
The word "autism" is bandied about too freely on the internet but I think it applies here
Charles Phillips
I just think it's the shittiest thread-starter. This movie gets discussed here every other day. If you want another one, say something to get the conversation going
Andrew Sanchez
a tv pilot that wasn't picked up, then was reworked to be released in theaters
also, it's david lynch. it's weird and good but don't expect the story to make sense
enjoy watching the scenes. don't try to put them in any kind of context
Luke Mitchell
Most people actually have a life and don't visit this board every day, keeping track of what threads are created. It would be way easier and much less homosexual if you'd just hide the thread and keep scrolling.
Joseph Sanchez
no hay film
Josiah Turner
You got tricked.
Jonathan Morris
The thing with Lynch is that he does like to create an uncanny kind of dream logic, he likes mysteries and surprises, and he has a weird sense of humor that comes through in all his films.
But they're all rooted in something solid. The themes and messages are actually pretty grounded and straightforward. He tends to be more interested in a character study than a "plot," and he's equally concerned with his characters' inner life as their actions & decisions in the "real world." Large portions of his films take place inside the main characters' mind, or are meant to expressively illustrate a certain emotion or mental state.
Lost Highway is about memories. Not flashbacks or a straightforward depiction of past events, but memories, which are unreliable and distorted to suit the character's perspective. Mulholland Drive is about dreams, figuratively and literally. Inland Empire combines the two, with the added layer of a series of fictional characters portrayed & inhabited by the actress at the center of the film.
Juan Thomas
why the fug does justin theroux have top billing on this shit, and why is robert forster (5th billed) only in it for like 30 seconds
Wyatt Taylor
I think he'd planned a much larger role for Forster when this was still meant to be a television series, and shot a few other scenes with him. But as a 2:30 film, they cut his subplot out
Jackson Carter
>Most people actually have a life and don't visit this board every day
That's your problem. Normies fuck off
Ian Parker
yikes
Grayson Thompson
>tfw no Lynch kinoseries about Naomi Watts solving Hollywood mysteries
It still hurts desu.
Daniel Murphy
Was that the plan? Because I honestly don't see how they could've stretched this out into a whole series, unless the concept was completely different
Logan Cook
its lost highway but an old alcoholic dyke jitterbuggin in rehab rather than a sociopath on deathrow this time. exact same idea tho... you cant hide from who you are.
shes her own aunt incase you mossed it plebs.
Bentley Lewis
Lucas Reed
DUDE JUST LIKE DALĂ PAINTED DREAMS I FILM NIGHTMARES, PLEASE CALL ME A GENIOUS LMAO
Nathan Watson
How is that NOT genius, though? He's not as "deep" as some give him credit for, but no other director nails that nightmare feeling quite like this. He's a real artist in a finance-driven medium, and that's a rare thing
if you can't at least respect the fact that this weirdo built a successful career convincing studios to invest millions in his sexual fantasies and weird dreams, I honestly don't know why you like movies at all