itanimulli

10mo

2.5/5

not bad not good just mid

was expecting more because of the rave reviews, was just okay to me

3/5

babylon sherm

9mo

Watch it right now it’s flawless and compulsively watchable

Part of my Criterion Channel series Cinematic Sugar Mommas

SaintJitterxburgFL

1y

Watching

Sonyomom

9mo

I didn’t know the Guy Ritchie movie was already out lol

Ava

9mo

Doing a lynch run at the moment, minus dune and fwwm as I’ve seen those recently.
Eraserhead:

A very strong debut, love the ambition and story behind it. I had both been worried and glad I watched hours and hours worth of twin peaks to go into this film, but I found myself in a great spot of still being thrown off by the strangeness but also enthralled by the themes because of my familiarity. Jack Nance gives a great performance as Henry, so much expression and emotion is shown with such minimal dialogue. And that baby.. even after being familiar with it through pop culture, seeing it in the film is so disturbing. Although I very much enjoyed it, I still found it to feel abit unfocused at certain points. Nevertheless, it’s incredibly harrowing and vital and I can’t wait to watch it over and over as the years pass
8/10

The Elephant Man:

Incredibly moving film, almost like an antithesis to Dune in that they were both mainstream studio films, but you can tell with this one he was able to connect deeply with the story of Joseph Merrick. Elements like the black and white and surrealistic opening and ending make it clear it’s a Lynch film but where it shines the most is in its unrelenting display of human emotion. David manages to get great performances from both Hurt and Hopkins, and after Eraserhead it didn’t surprise me at all how good the effects makeup looked in this film.
9/10

Ava

9mo

Doing a lynch run at the moment, minus dune and fwwm as I’ve seen those recently.
Eraserhead:

A very strong debut, love the ambition and story behind it. I had both been worried and glad I watched hours and hours worth of twin peaks to go into this film, but I found myself in a great spot of still being thrown off by the strangeness but also enthralled by the themes because of my familiarity. Jack Nance gives a great performance as Henry, so much expression and emotion is shown with such minimal dialogue. And that baby.. even after being familiar with it through pop culture, seeing it in the film is so disturbing. Although I very much enjoyed it, I still found it to feel abit unfocused at certain points. Nevertheless, it’s incredibly harrowing and vital and I can’t wait to watch it over and over as the years pass
8/10

The Elephant Man:

Incredibly moving film, almost like an antithesis to Dune in that they were both mainstream studio films, but you can tell with this one he was able to connect deeply with the story of Joseph Merrick. Elements like the black and white and surrealistic opening and ending make it clear it’s a Lynch film but where it shines the most is in its unrelenting display of human emotion. David manages to get great performances from both Hurt and Hopkins, and after Eraserhead it didn’t surprise me at all how good the effects makeup looked in this film.
9/10

babylon sherm

9mo

You see, this is my life & it always will be. There’s nothing else, only us. And the cameras.. and those WONDERFUL people out there in the dark