Originally posted by djhaziel
Mulholland drive: a blond doing an audition and a weird man next to the director saying "this is the girl"
:rolleyes:
This is how I know you're gay. There's 2 chicks ing twice in the movie, and this is the scene you remember...
:p
LeopoldStotch
one of the most memorable scenes from 'mulhullond drive' is when the 2 detectives walk out of the cafe, and run into the big hairy monster. i remember watching that for the first time, and was like "wtf! where did this come from?"
Cloudburst
Big hairy monster?
It was just a bum with a dirty face.
WittyHandle
Yeah but Lynch made that bum incredibly scary, evidence of his skill. It probably didn't help that I was on a significant comedown when I saw it in the theater :nervous:
Cloudburst
Well yes, I freaked out as well. :p
malek
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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
one of the most memorable scenes from 'mulhullond drive' is when the 2 detectives walk out of the cafe, and run into the big hairy monster. i remember watching that for the first time, and was like "wtf! where did this come from?"
wow i never made this far into the movie, it was miserably boring, what a waste of 90 minutes.
The only good scene was the mafia guy vomiting his espresso lol... gold.
The rest was garbage.
Chimney
He's a good director.
Psionic
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Originally posted by R.j.
No Eraserhead?
+1
ModernNosferatu
Halcyon+On+On
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Originally posted by malek
wow i never made this far into the movie, it was miserably boring, what a waste of 90 minutes.
The only good scene was the mafia guy vomiting his espresso lol... gold.
The rest was garbage.
The scene happened in the first half hour of the movie.
I love Mulholland Drive. You have to view it as though it were an entire night's elapsed dreams - the ins and outs and wrong turns and dead ends- kind of runs parallel to the dreamland that Hollywood is supposed to be. It's not complicated, nor is it any more pointless than any other movie, really.
ModernNosferatu
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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
The scene happened in the first half hour of the movie.
I love Mulholland Drive. You have to view it as though it were an entire night's elapsed dreams - the ins and outs and wrong turns and dead ends- kind of runs parallel to the dreamland that Hollywood is supposed to be. It's not complicated, nor is it any more pointless than any other movie, really.
