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Is "Vahalla" the name of your penis?
My 18 year old son looking at my movie collection.
Mason...Eraserhead?
Me..a cult classic, very strange, weird!
Mason...let's watch it?
Me...you won't like it?
Mason...I might.
How far did we get?
We did watch Vahalla Rising.
Is "Vahalla" the name of your penis?
i watched a porno a second ago
Still playing ...dummy on a computer...why?
You show flashs of normality then you fall back into that childish bull . Is there a name for that? Like I said that sort of stuff makes no dent at all, it just makes you look immature and stupid.
Last edited by Avante; 06-12-2012 at 01:26 AM.
I watched a porno a second ago. Did you really type that?
It's as if I'm on another planet "here". Very strange.
I used to do that with my dad's collection all the time.
But at least he had good movies like the Great Escape and the so good Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Westerns.
He had a great Horror genre collection that we used to watch all the time too.
They sure dont make 'em like they used to.
I have a pretty solid collection on loan to my daughter right now minus Eraserhead.
I have...
Nosferatu
The Theif of Bagdad
Metropolis
As far as silence flicks go. I need The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Have all the Godfathers, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, King Kong 1933. A ton of movies actually. A wide variety.
So far Rumble Fish is Mason's favorite, but he has only seen a few.
They have never improved on that T-Rex we see in the original King Kong.
LOL Mason
Damn, bro, you are 32 with an 18-year-old son?
eraserhead? never heard of it; how does it end.
this guy at work told me to watch clock work orange and i got 5 minutes into it then went to bed. he said it is a cult classic as well.
I won't tell you how it ends, but it is far worst than A Clockwork Orange. It's all about can you figure out what's really going on?
One of the really strange movies, a must see. You have to watch it alone. If you try and watch it with somebody both of you will be thinking about how you don't want the other thinking you think it's a good movie. It's a unique movie, something different.
Last edited by Avante; 06-20-2012 at 02:03 AM.
As are most David Lynch films. Whether you get them or not, they are beautiful works of art. My personal fav is Lost Highway.One of the really strange movies, a must see. You have to watch it alone. If you try and watch it with somebody both of you will be thinking about how you don't want the other thinking you think it's a good movie. It's a unique movie, something different.
Saw this movie at midnight movie when I was in college. I was baked and I did not get it at all.
A buddy of mine is a huge Lynch fan, he has mentioned Lost Highway. Obviously if I watched Eraserhead I'm up for a challenge. You recommend the flick obviously.
There is some message there in Eraserhead a friend tried to explain it to me but I still didn't get it.Saw this movie at midnight movie when I was in college. I was baked and I did not get it at all.
Its about a group of psychos gangbangers. Rape and lots of violence is involved here.
I still don't "get" that movie but I like it, as weird as that sounds. The soundtrack is awesome.
Lost Highway is probably my favorite of his films, too, even though I don't think it's his best. And it was pretty well hated by critics.
I think trying to "get" David Lynch can be a problem. By and large, the people I know that don't like his films are primarily frustrated by how impossible they are to understand. Gotta just grab on to what you can, I think, and appreciate mood/atmosphere along the way.
I love his stuff, though. Well... most of it. Inland Empire felt too much like trying to recreate things he'd done better in earlier films (Lost Highway and Mullholland Drive both have the Los Angeles/cinema obsessions and the switching of iden y as major plot points, for instance). That said, I doubt if you paid me I could explain the meaning of any of his films.
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