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>QotT Is there a more fruitful way of looking at film than through the lens of auteurism?
Betty/Diane is forced to confront the fact that she's living in a fantasy/illusion/dream, and this prompts her to wake up (finding the blue key that unlocks the box that leads to reality). it's pretty simple.
Jason Edwards
watch one then
Asher Cruz
>it's pretty simple damn amdi move over we got a new super smart guy in town
Parker Gutierrez
are you implying that you have to be smart to interpret Lynch's films
Noah Clark
oh, so this is basically the end of her dream sequence then? i totally forgot about how she finds the key after this. thanks for the first good reply
Ian Miller
no I'm just implying that steakbro is a super smart guy
are you implying he isn't?
Wyatt Stewart
Are you fucking retarded? Lynch straight up tells you he's been tricking you.
Aaron Gray
Silent Night, Deadly Night III: Better Watch Out! (1989) in HD??!
Juan Martinez
yes, also i am him
it's what forces her to accept she's dreaming and ultimately drives her to wake up, yes. it also plays into the idea that sometimes an illusion can be as or more compelling than reality, which was approached earlier in the film in the audition scene. you could also see it as completing the argument that a fantasy is less fulfilling than reality, even if the truth is unpleasant, which was suggested by Camilla Rhodes lip syncing her musical number at her audition. the fact that Diane kills herself almost immediately after waking up somewhat favors the first idea, though.
Nicholas Clark
yeah I probably am
Christopher Lopez
AHAHAHAHAHAH LYNCHED
Andrew Green
Get Stuckmannized
Jacob Ramirez
Written by N.B. Stone Jr.
Michael Johnson
rec movies where women get abused
Sebastian Phillips
...
Charles Jones
white knight
Josiah Jones
BROWN BRICKS
Levi Ross
Sarah Silverman gets her fat kike mouth punched in Way of the Gun
What in the fuck was this? This is the most disturbing and disgusting shit I've ever seen
Sebastian Garcia
wahoo!!!!!!!!! i love it!!!!!!!!!
Camden Jenkins
Repeat this shitty meme one more fucking time and see what the fuck happens you dumb piece of shit. I will smash your fucking face in so much that even your mom won't recognize you.
