Seth Farmer
9Dec11
Oh, and this thing that Sidney Lumet said in "Making Movies" regarding style... but I loaned my copy to a friend so I can't quote it here.
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ULA ZUHRA
21Jan12
Happy Birthday my love, you will forever be the one love of my life, unlike anyone else, you've never disappointed me. Stay amazing. I FUCKING LOVE YOU OK.
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Patrick Humphreys
20Dec11
With his films, Lynch works — very successfully, I might add — solely at establishing a whole and consistent aesthetic. He disregards plot and conventional film devices in favour of presenting rather abstract, but very well executed, ideas — themes, visions, scenes, situations, people, places — that work within and contribute towards this aesthetic. He aims to set a mood, and that's about it. The problem with this style of working — if you consider it a problem — is that his appeal is limited drastically. Unless his films appeal to your particular aesthetic sense, you'll most likely find yourself shrugging your shoulders, wondering what the big deal is. Whereas most films have at least one quality that every viewer can connect to, Lynch's films lack the breadth and depth.
Seth Farmer
9Dec11
I love that quote. It, along with the one on Scorsese's page (“Cinema is a matter of what's in the frame and what's out.”) pretty much sums up my philosophy on filmmaking.
BOBBY BROWNE
8Dec11
Wow! check this out, his commercial for his signature cup coffee, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzMIIjZsHVA
Joao Capela
28Sep11
Lynch, The Mindfucker. O Eraserhead é brutal. O Blue Velvet é um film noir muito bom. O Lost Highway marcou o início da minha adolescência. O Wild at Heart fez parte da minha primeira relação séria através de private jokes e declarações de amor. The Straight Story deu-me vontade de sair de casa depois de um mês de isolamento e fez-me acreditar que os humanos não são assim tão maus. Acho que não preciso dizer mais.
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Jimmy Minh Bang Pham
25Sep11
Watching a david lynch's movie is like having a dream that you can remember.
陈 振礼
7Jul11
is it just me or does anyone else find that the "limitations" imposed by analogue film made Lynch a better filmmaker "back in the day" than his work post digital "liberation"?
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Charles Deckert
16Aug11
In some respects, I think his analogue work looks a lot richer and engrossing in that way.
Legend Logsdon
9Feb11
I love how his movies seem to be projections of images stored in his mind. They take you on this ride that has weird turns that seem to not make sense but you get sucked in. When the movie is over it's hard, at least for me, to leave that feeling of "What just happened?" He is an amazing director.
In An Expression Of The Inexpressible
8Jan11
His movies are my favourite toys!! Thank you for not underestimating us mr. Lynch!
