What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Watched today:

Stalker [1979]
The Girl Who Knew Too Much [1963]

[nekromantik]

Its £16 on amazon for Mullohland atm
Not sure if I should go for it as I never seen it
and as its lynch u cud either love or hate.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Its £16 on amazon for Mullohland atm
Not sure if I should go for it as I never seen it
and as its lynch u cud either love or hate.

It's certainly one of Lynch's best Nekro, up there with Blue Velvet and Lost Highway, for me. It comes in a nifty media-book (?) style package too.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Its £16 on amazon for Mullohland atm
Not sure if I should go for it as I never seen it
and as its lynch u cud either love or hate.

It's worth it as a blind buy if you like David Lynch's more abstract films as it is one of his best and the disc is really good with superb AV quality and the packaging is the same book style as the rest in the StudioCanal Collection. If you want to read what I think at greater length, my review is here.

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye

It's certainly one of Lynch's best Nekro, up there with Blue Velvet and Lost Highway, for me. It comes in a nifty media-book (?) style package too.

If im honest I not seen any lynch before ha ha
I got Inland Empire on blu tho.

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

It's worth it as a blind buy if you like David Lynch's more abstract films as it is one of his best and the disc is really good with superb AV quality and the packaging is the same book style as the rest in the StudioCanal Collection. If you want to read what I think at greater length, my review is here.

Ah kool. I do hear great things about it though.
Will check your review out!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

If im honest I not seen any lynch before ha ha
I got Inland Empire on blu tho.

That's a title I really want to get on Blu-ray as I have it on DVD but the sound is so much better in high definition. If you liked Inland Empire then Mulholland Drive is a must see.

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

That's a title I really want to get on Blu-ray as I have it on DVD but the sound is so much better in high definition. If you liked Inland Empire then Mulholland Drive is a must see.

I not seen IE yet.
its a bit long so Im waiting for a chance where I can give it my all ha ha

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

If im honest I not seen any lynch before ha ha
I got Inland Empire on blu tho.

Inland Empire is probably not the best place to start, as even though I really liked it - it's not considered one of Lynch's best films. Plus, it's also an unofficial 'sequel' (more a similar themed homage) to Mulholland Drive.

For Lynch virgins I'd suggest Twin Peaks (both the TV series and the film), Blue Velvet, or Mulholland Drive. Great places to get stuck into the great mans work!

[Sargento]

I agree with Biz there. I started with Twin Peaks TV series, and pilot, then FWWM .. a lot of people don't like it but I found it a great insight into the series and the man's mind.

[nekromantik]

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.