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strangeman
 Post subject: what a genius!
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lynch at his best!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKiIroiCvZ0

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legend.

any excuse for this

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Dave Woodcock wrote:
legend.

any excuse for this

:*:

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I take it you went with saunders to photograph him then?
did you get to chat with him ? If so did he tell you why dune went so wrong? *!
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aye brilliant day that were. talked to him a little - but not about Dune. mainly about cigarettes and what a great name David is. :*:

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The mans a living legend hope i get to meet him some day! If i do maybe he could tell me why he didnt put a "wear plastic pants whilst watching!" disclaimer on the intro to inland empire! :roll:
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If i do maybe he could tell me why he didnt put a "wear plastic pants whilst watching!" disclaimer on the intro to inland empire! :roll:


If you need those you'll fit in well with quite a few people around here... :wink:
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aye brilliant day that were. talked to him a little - but not about Dune. mainly about cigarettes and what a great name David is. :*:


And you took Thomas Truax along - absolute madhouse!!!

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CraigA wrote:
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If i do maybe he could tell me why he didnt put a "wear plastic pants whilst watching!" disclaimer on the intro to inland empire! :roll:


If you need those you'll fit in well with quite a few people around here... :wink:


plastic pants for fear of shitting myself out of fear not pissing myself out of old age! I'm a young man me!
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and what a great name David is. :*:


Here, here! :wink:

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Heck ... I'm seriously impressed with that photo, Dave!

I know he's more well known for the strange stuff but one of my favourite films of all time is the one he made about the guy who rides on a John Deere lawnmower to Wisconsin to see his brother. Can't remember what it was called. It was really different
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The Straight Story


beautiful film.

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Yes, that's the one.

I've seen it a few times and it really is a beautiful, gentle film, which, on the surface is quite simple but actually has great depth.
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I know he's more well known for the strange stuff but one of my favourite films of all time is the one he made about the guy who rides on a John Deere lawnmower to Wisconsin to see his brother. Can't remember what it was called. It was really different


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beautiful film.


.....and his most linear ! Ow do former pink lady you should checkout mullholland drive, blue velvet, inland empire, the elephant man,e.t.c...... the mans a bona fide genius!

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beautiful film.



fantastic, some of the panoramic shots are out of this world, such a touching film, and based on a true story

anyone darn south may be interested in this week after next...
http://www.komedia.co.uk/event.php?id=1278&dst=1214163001

i heard it may be doing a uk tour with a new live soundtrack accompaniment, so keep em peeled :cyclopsani: :cyclopsani: :cyclopsani: :cyclopsani:
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Oh, thanks CB - I'd love to see the film on a big screen as I've only seen it on DVD in the past - unfortunately Brighton's just a little bit too far for me but I will definitely keep a look out for something a bit closer to where I'm living.

Hi Strangeman! I saw Elephant man when it first came out (seems a long time ago - was it the early 80s or late 70s?) and really enjoyed it - another one based on a real person.

I've also seen Mulholland Drive and Lost Highway - both very different and thought provoking - and a little disturbing? Yes, I agree the man is a genius.

Still can't believe you've actually met him, Dave!
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