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Post by enigma on Aug 5, 2002 22:49:22 GMT 10
Hey, both the women are pretty good if you ask me  On the film, He apparently stuck a whole lot of hollywood cliches throughout the whole film and made some sort of use with it. Dunno, I might see it again when I'm pissed off my nut. It might make more sense! |
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Post by Reggie on Aug 13, 2002 10:40:36 GMT 10
Mulholland drive is probably the best movie that i've seen to date. Everything Lynch does seems to outshine his previous efforts. Who else weeped during "The Elephant man"? I've just finished watching the Twin Peaks series (two sleepless nights and a lot of coffee) and it answered many questions left unanswered by the original movie.
I havent seen Lantana as yet.
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Post by fathershark on Aug 14, 2002 9:28:26 GMT 10
hmmmmmmmmm, Twin Peaks is responsible for the majority of nightmares I had as a young teenager............
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Post by dirtgirl on Aug 15, 2002 14:58:21 GMT 10
let's not go there...  |
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Post by fathershark on Aug 16, 2002 11:23:35 GMT 10
I said "nightmares", not sordid sexual fantasies!
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Post by natty on Aug 24, 2002 13:13:11 GMT 10
do you know that the blonde in mullholland drive is aussie? if you kept your eyes peeled during that flick, you would have noticed quite a few aussies in that film. I have to agree with di i think it was, as the brunette was far more sexy than our lil aussie chick. towards the end of this film, it did become completely confusing...i think the two women almost have a psychotic episode, somehow brought on by the bizzare opera that they went to see, and the little blue box of mystery. It's almost like they had a bad trip or something, and completely get psycho-transported into another dimension. As weird as it was, i still thought it was an excellent flick. i watched lantana and loved it! it was a great film and i really liked how everything linked into everything that was going on...a bit "6 degrees of separation" like, don't you think? i watched "y tu mama tambien" a few nights ago and recommend it! be warned, however, that it is quite raunchy indeed!  |
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Post by singingcirclesaway on Aug 25, 2002 0:10:59 GMT 10
yeah, i really want to see that - sounds good! raunchy isn't bad, either. |
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Post by natty on Aug 25, 2002 11:53:14 GMT 10
raunchy is an understatement - that movie was SOOOO not afraid of sex! enjoy! |
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Post by fathershark on Aug 26, 2002 14:50:04 GMT 10
raunchy is an understatement - that movie was SOOOO not afraid of sex! enjoy! I think you will find that neither is Melanie!....... |
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Post by singingcirclesaway on Aug 27, 2002 12:52:16 GMT 10
oi! i could say the same for you, m'dear - even more so in your case.
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Post by fathershark on Aug 27, 2002 13:44:13 GMT 10
I am however afraid of heights, tofu, and gothic women........
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Post by natty on Aug 27, 2002 15:09:04 GMT 10
what if there was a hot, naked, big-breasted gothic chick who was eating chilli-fried tofu from the 24th floor of a luscious city skyscraper and wanted you to sex her up big time? still fear the goth?
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Post by fathershark on Aug 27, 2002 15:21:04 GMT 10
I could probably put my fears aside for a few moments in this particular instance. The power of positive thinking is amazing to say the least!
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Post by natty on Aug 28, 2002 22:13:09 GMT 10
i thought as much!
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Post by fathershark on Aug 29, 2002 11:16:15 GMT 10
so Nasty........come here often? |
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