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Old 15th January 2011, 03:10 PM
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ah thanks for the tips
Dont really have time for a new TV show atm but will check out MH and then if I like then I will buy
Hope it dnt go OOP though.
Also will check out Blue Velvet.
Be interesting to here you thoughts once viewed, nekro.

Blue Velvet, also has one of the most chilling and bizarre acting performances that I have ever seen; from the late, great Dennis Hopper. Shocked me to the core when I first watched it at the tender age of 11!
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Old 15th January 2011, 03:29 PM
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I began Lynch the hard way with Eraserhead at the cinema when I was 15.

Loved him ever since!

And no, I wasn't fifteen in 1976.. years later at the local Film Theatre!
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Old 15th January 2011, 03:52 PM
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Mulholland Drive was the first David Lynch film I ever saw followed by Eraserhead and Lost Highway; I can't remember what came next but I was hooked.
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Be interesting to here you thoughts once viewed, nekro.

Blue Velvet, also has one of the most chilling and bizarre acting performances that I have ever seen; from the late, great Dennis Hopper. Shocked me to the core when I first watched it at the tender age of 11!
I heard BV is one of his "easier to get into" films so sounds interesting.

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I began Lynch the hard way with Eraserhead at the cinema when I was 15.

Loved him ever since!

And no, I wasn't fifteen in 1976.. years later at the local Film Theatre!

I heard good things about that too.
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Old 15th January 2011, 04:18 PM
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I recorded it so will go into it with rather low expectations as my brother has it down as the worst film of 2010!
The best thing about this for me was; seeing how pretty Jennifer Beals still is
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Old 15th January 2011, 08:36 PM
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That sounds like one reason to watch the film -- I'll let you know once I've seen it and then deleted it from my V+ box as I only have a few hours left!
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Old 15th January 2011, 08:39 PM
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am watchin Mullholand Drive!
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Old 15th January 2011, 08:49 PM
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am watchin Mullholand Drive!
Stay away from the computer and concentrate on the film as it requires 100% of your attention in order to you to follow it!

Even then, you might be completely lost and have no idea what's going on. If that's the case, there is a great explanation in the extra features section which is properly worth watching after you've seen the film first and before you watch it a second time.
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Old 15th January 2011, 08:53 PM
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Stay away from the computer and concentrate on the film as it requires 100% of your attention in order to you to follow it!
Nos, it still may not make any sense then!!

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Old 15th January 2011, 09:02 PM
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Nos, it still may not make any sense then!!

Isn't that the beauty of David Lynch's more abstract films?
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