^ I saw that in theaters and liked it, but when I tried to watch it on DVD I feel asleep twice and turned it off 30 minutes from the end.

last:

Why? I have no idea, there's nothing else on and this movie has Faruza Balk.

I think I gave it 3 stars on Netflix?? It was ok.....I have problems with the overall story/comic though. Some of it is great as fuck, but some things annoy/bore the fuck out of me.

7.5/10

fuck yeah american movie is one of the best.

5/10

What do I watch tonight?
Blue Velvet
or
Brazil

Preferably, I'd like an answer from someone who has seen both.

tough question
blue velvet is my favorite lynch
and brazil is one of my favorite movies.
maybe go with blue velvet, and im only saying this since ive been in a roy orbison mood recently...

but either will be a great choice.
on thursday i saw this:

landscapein the mist.
amazing
9.5/10

it was alright. zooey deschanel is such a cutie though, you cant help but fall in love with her. the ending was fairly dumb though.

fellinis roma
really good
but nowhere near his best

Heard a lot of great things about this one, but not sure I'd say it was my favorite Godard film. But it might have had to do with I wasn't in quite the mood to watch it when I did.

Godard

7.5/10

I've watched pieces of Young Frankenstein, Soylent Green, and Spaceballs today, but VG was the last full movie I watched.

Like any of you are surprised.

Boring ending

^I thought the ending was good. I wasn't super in love with the movie itself though.

9/10

very cool, like an extended episode of the twilight zone. plus, sam rockwell kicks ass.

weird and sexxxxxxy

PERFORMANCE fucking rules.

That director rules. I love everything he's done. WHITES OF THE EYE is one of my all time favorite films.

bad lieutenant - 8/10
the thing - 8/10
sabotage - 5/10
rear window - 9/10
the birds - 8/10
psycho - 9/10
rope - 10/10
oldboy - 6/10
the machine girl - 6/10

it's fantastic. the score is brilliant too.

Just saw Inferno by Dario Argento. Not bad at all, though I feel guilty for getting off on some of his tricks. Whether you love or hate cats, it will push your buttons. There is mythology sort of, but mostly it's just mindfuckery. Great sets and arty misogyny of course.

Undubbed of course : p:


8/10

movies i've watched in the past MONTH:

slaughter high - 4/10
sinful dwarf - 5/10
son of rambow - 6/10
darjeeling limited - 3/10
bad - 4/10
exterminating angel - 6/10
laserblast - 5/10
death bed: the bed that eats - 5/10
satantango - 8/10 (best 7 1/2 hour movie ever!)
paris, texas - 8/10
trouble every day - 6/10
chuck and buck - 6/10
i will walk like a crazy horse - 6/10
dead man - 6/10
ali: fear eats the soul - 7/10
why does r. herr run amok? - 8/10
mother kusters goes to heaven - 7/10
schizophreniac 2: necromaniac - 5/10
schizophreniac: the whore mangler - 3/10
the eel - 7/10
the bow - 7/10
time - 7/10
the third generation - 8/10
gates of heaven - 8/10
andrei rublev - 8/10
chinese roulette - 6/10
vernon, florida - 8/10
zabriskie point - 6/10
thief - 6/10
sex, lies, and videotape - 7/10
speaking parts - 7/10
dragon lives again - 3/10
last year at marienbad - 7/10
persona - 8/10
blank check - 5/10
home alone 2 - 7/10
in a year with 13 moons - 8/10
mala noche - 6/10
beyond dream's door - 5/10
love and pop - 7/10
boxer's omen - 7/10
mighty peking man - 5/10
toxic zombies - 4/10
horror house on highway 5 - 7/10


And I've got Death Wish 1-5 to watch still.

oh yeah forgot about this one:


death laid an egg - 7/10

8/10

Last night:


Now:

A Complete History of my Sexual Failures


I related to the lead character too much sheesh
fun film

Seriously though, fugazifan have you seen Satantango?:


I just keep thinking it'd be your favorite film.

Lynch's best.

I watched Eraserhead again last week.

I realized that the entire movie is a morality tale that advises one to keep an independent mindset. Think about it: It's a story of a man who seems to rely on his wife and baby child for happiness in a crumbling society. In comes the lady in the radiator who seems to be an imaginary incarnation of his conscience, singing about heaven. At the very end of Eraserhead, after his wife is gone and the baby is gone and everyone else has faded into darkness, he finds himself in a white haze with nothing else around (no distractions, nothing to fall back on for help) except the lady, which represents his own conscience. The end of the film symbolizes his forming understanding that he must depend only on his inner voice for guidance and a path to contentment while living a life on a decaying planet. Consider "You've got your good things and I've got mine" lyrics: People have their own good things within them to make them happy. Heaven is an ideal world where everyone knows this, thus everything is fine.