Why is this considered to be great? I think it's perfectly decent and good but i don't understand what makes it so great. So what's Yea Forums's opinion on Blue Velvet and David Lynch in general?
Blue Velvet
Jeremiah Brown
Sebastian Moore
I agree. It’s completely fine, if overrated, as is Wild At Heart. Twin Peaks (before Season 2 goes to shit) and FWWM are perfect, though. I’m like that with a lot of acclaimed movies, though. Think I’m just an autist and only properly enjoy really weird shit
Brayden Jenkins
I've always put Blue Velvet on the lower end of the Lynch spectrum, if only because nearly everything he does with it he would end up doing better with Twin Peaks.
David Gutierrez
HEINEKEN?
Austin Taylor
My favorites are inland empire and lost highway
Also, is there any cut that combines the newly released deleted footage with the movie?
Easton Evans
I agree. Good but not great. Twin Peaks, Wild at Heart and Lost Highway are my favorite from him.
Mason Gutierrez
I bet you drink Heineken.
Christopher Bennett
it's a lynch flavored noir flick that takes place in a (seemingly) nice, little town instead of a traditional big, isolating city and starring a naive, wholesome all-american college kid instead of a jaded detective. It's very unique.
Ryan Young
Also
There’s pusy
Sebastian Martinez
based pusy poster
Anthony Myers
It gets better each time IMO
Nolan Murphy
Hopefully yes, i just made this thread because i'm planning to rewatch it tomorrow.
Adrian Wright
zoomers dont understand lynch since he changed the face of cinema. every single director copied him, classic example of being groundbreaking seeming meh now
Jack Bailey
great acting, that's it.
Joseph Walker
Was jeffrey raped?
Carson Perez
Kek
Daniel Peterson
How did he change the face of cinema?
Adrian Flores
great film but too melodramatic at parts. dennis hopper is just too good as frank booth.
Andrew Sullivan
shaved its eyebrows off and stretched it and lit it from below with a torch
Dylan Sanchez
I wouldn't say it's too melodramatic. It's a stylistic decision that adds to the dreamlike feeling.
What i am wondering though is what lynch's intention is. For example, is the end scene supposed to be sincere or is the message of hope conveyed through such a soap lense with a mechanical bird supposed to be deeply absurd?
Jackson Gray
Bump