Kino
Kino
Dylan Myers
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Julian Anderson
>it was all a dream
>i used to read word up! magazine
everytime. best thing lynch made was the first season of twin peaks.
Noah Turner
Blue Velvet? More like Blue Velveeta.
Luke Turner
That’s not even the best season of Twin Peaks, still great though.
Landon Stewart
It isn’t a dream, are you sure you understood the film user?
Aaron Parker
But the best thing Lynch ever made was the third season of Twin Peaks.
Tyler Allen
Jack Lopez
Ayden Sanders
God he just looks a smug soi cuck. Didnt he marry a big fat nigger? I mean I respect a lot of what the guy has to say, but he was wrong on this one.
Easton Brown
Blue Velvet? More like Blue Waffle.
Ryan Davis
>...
Lucas Price
Brayden Ortiz
kek
Jonathan Nguyen
This is probably Ebert’s worst opinion
Jack Edwards
MC being discovered in the closet implicates the audience as voyeur and marks MC's frightening, confusing transition into manhood.
Laura Derp's funny D: face.
The sly way the naked Isabella emerges from the bushes while our atteniton was elsewhere. A magician's trick.
The way Brad Dourif just acts in a volume, jumping up on furniture, establishing physical dominance.
It does go a bit silly, a bit Lynch toward the end. The mock-theatrical "shooting" of the victims and already-dead inside the apartment. But that's the point. This is a pure theater space. At a certain point, the dead actors are merely props, something Lynch has a bit of fun with on his own proscenium stage, which also obtains toward the end of Eraserhead (the checkboard stage), The Elephant Man (Merrick is a prop, not to be thought of as A HUMAN BEAN), Mulholland Dr. (a film is being made), and Inland Empire (fourth-wall breaking, the explicit and tortorous staging of the rabbits et al.)
When I screened her in a theater, I got a can of PBR from the theater bar. I left my empty front-and-center on the proscenium stage before the movie screen before exiting, which door I don't remember. Back when we could watch films properly, I exited stage right.
Luis Baker
I've been watching a lot of the old reviews on youtube and the amount of times he declares a movie to have grotesque violence and doesn't elaborate further on why that is bad is astounding.
David Reyes
Everything Lynch has ever touched is kino.
Even the episodes of Louie he was in were great.
Hudson Howard
Chase Reed
Nathaniel Kelly
>lynch movie
>understood the film
Logan Ramirez
Even The Cleveland Show?
Noah Torres
Yes.
Lucas Thomas
Reminder that this movie is problematic and sexist
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Levi Rodriguez
modern movie "critics" look up to this guy
Jeremiah James
Ebert is such a fucking hack
Bentley Martinez
Yes
Owen Ross
I get the feeling Ebert isn't much of a movie fan.
Brayden Stewart
Pleb
Great taste
Nicholas Green
Hey neighbor! You got about two seconds to li--!
Boom.
Leo Thomas
I will say the movie totally captures the feel of intimate camera work like you lived in the small town. Its a forgotten tech.
Cooper Thompson
the eyes just scream "Sometimes I worry about you Albert"