Anything HAMMER! I'd wallpaper my house with Hammer Horror if I could.
Half the time the posters are better than the movie.
Half the time the posters are better than the movie.
Movie Posters!
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When I was 10 I talked my mom into taking me and some friends to the drive in for this double feature - it was awesome! Yay, Ma!
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I've never seen Mulholland Drive. I want to watch it.
Be forewarned- it's a strange film with lots of weird characters and scenes. There is no 'pat' answer as to what the film is about. It takes a few viewings to really 'get' it. Oh, Naomi Watts acting is terrible in the first 15 minutes, but it's deliberate.
Movie's kinda meh, but that poster is bangin.
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I saw Eraserhead for the first time 4 years ago. I was very uneasy watching it and I can't exactly voice why. I enjoyed it but I was unnerved and on edge. It felt like a dream, the kind you wake up from feeling anxious but you really can't articulate it to anyone if they ask. A visceral repulsion mixed with mild paranoia, although the film is not really scary or gross.
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i saw one of the clips of this movie in the movie "Grease". and i really really want to watch it lol
David Lynch (the director) likes to get under the skin of moviegoers and instill a sense of unease in almost all of his films. Most of his films feel like you are watching a dream. In Mulholland Drive you really will not know exactly what it is you are watching, ever. He has deliberately left it open for interpretation and discussion. I like Lynch's movies because he doesn't spoon-feed his audience- it's up to you to decide what is happening. Images that he used in Eraserhead tend to pop up in other films of his.
