I wonder what planet David’s from I’m sure it’s not this one lol

I have never seen any beauty and the beast movie and I already knew the story. scaring and mistreating her? I saw the opposite. Beast even ask if she is happy. Music is so beautiful that its makes for any shortcoming.

What I find I find the most scariest part about Threads, is that not only has something like this actually happened with the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, that caused the end of world war 2. But also something like this could happen again if we’re not careful with such power with nuclear related events such as, Chernobyl in 1986 and the Fukushima incident in 2011. Threads is definitely one of the greatest films of all time, with it’s message of what the horrors of nuclear weapons and nuclear war can do to our civilisation. It may not be the film that many people want to see, but it’s the type of film that people, especially world leaders need to see.

I recommend 1989's "Theo & Thea The Toe Cheese Empire". It is a crazy wonderful Dutch comedy....

Decades later... it would be the Theme Song for Dilbert.

Richard Elfman... You coked up brilliant sonofabitch. Don't ever stop directing.

Man this is the fucking best lynch clip EVER lmfao

Yeah - no matter how you slice it, this movie was a mess. tavi.

Love this movie

Great video. As for which lost film I'd like to resurface, I'd really like The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) to be found intact. It was evidently the first feature-length film (about 60 mins) done about an Australian bush ranger. Currently only about 17 mins survive. If not the Kelly Gang, I'd like for the 4 Devils or maybe London After Midnight to be found, one by F W Murnau, the other with Lon Chaney.

I mean the movie stunk

This is the most horrifying film I've ever seen. I almost wish i could unsee it.

Tough titty. He survived...

Appreciate you for working hard on this. I wish it was getting the traction it deserved. This video put me onto the fan edits, which I had no idea about. Thank you!

Wonderful. Thank you for producing it.

He is BOB, Eager for fun. He wears a smile. Everybody run.

This is what you see when you ascend to The White Lodge

Nobody noticed the universal studios reference?

as vezes meu cabelo fica igual o dele

"Cool as a cucumber" I've never heard such thing before and it's so funny lmao

<mixed feelings>

Best in black and white.

It been over 20 years ... And many said they enjoyed DUNE anyway... LET IT GO ALREADY , LYNCH!

Lynch Dune did more with less.

I do think he was ahead of his time, but it's not a functional adaptation. It's judt too big of a book and a story. He tried, he was revolutionary, but now when I've seen Dune part 1 and two it's judt not the same - even if we just look at the plot/writing The Lynch dune is judt too bloated, fast, unwhole.

There's so much i don't know about this chapter of his career so im stoked for this

I love coming across massive high quality videos with no views, I know i'm in for a treat

Great video, very insightful. Looking forward to part 2. Hope to see your channel grow as time goes on.

I love Lynch's theatrical release of Dune. I think Villeneuve's films suffer from trying to be too distinctive from Lynch's version. I'd say that Lynch got many important things right that Villeneuve changed for the sake of being different instead of serving the story better.

Lynch's Dune wasn't a failure in my book. I love that movie.

I'm very grateful that David Lynch has lived the life he's lived, that we get to be aware of him, and that he was not relegated to obscurity in some institution.

It's notable that Lynch supposedly eats a can of tuna fish every day and has for decades, and the FDA and EPA both say to not eat more than two cans per week for potential mercury poisoning.

Bet those are sole actor’s name or something

The Begotten is worth a look.

I think that the reason why Julia just grabbed the goblet and drank the wine immediately upon arrival was that she was going to sacrifice herself in exchange for her father to be spared. I bet she thought that there's a poison in that wine.

This movie stuck in my head like a fever induced dt from when i saw it tooo young on hbo or the movie channel til it resurfaced over 30 or 40 years later. Im just glad its real.

I was lucky enough to see Eraserhead in a movie theater during a Lynch retrospective last year. It's one of the best movie experiences I've ever had (that rant about watching on a phone was spot-on). I read about the making of the movie in the Lynch on Lynch book, but it's nice to get even more details on how the movie was made. Thanks for this amazing video!

I went into the cinder-block screen tower of a closed drive-in theater to take photos. There were multiple floors to the structure. One floor had piles/dozens of rusting film cans. I was disappointed to find the cans were all empty. So much for thinking I might have found a holy grail film copy...granted the theater only dated to 1955...

One of the great influential films in my history of movie watching. It touches me in ways that are so deep, and connects me to some timeless realm that stretches back into my childhood imagination. I fell in love with Diana Mariscal, and over the years delved into who she was. I discovered a magical person from Mexico, who also became mentally unstable later, retreated into self isolation, and died tragically. I made a film about her "Diana y Lis- A Mexican Life" that's available on KZbin.

If I do something like that, they're gonna put me in an asylum.

ok so like we own this

This is the video that the thriller protagonist finds of the suspect who is a red herring

Great video. Is it a stand in who gets blood let? Look at Marie at 9:37 and she has a bandage on same arm, at the same spot. Interesting.

0:58 _...beast called "Netvor"_ the beast wasn't called "Netvor", "netvor" means "beast" or "monster"

0:16 ... "Wow Bob, Wow!"

LOVE LOVE LOVE the Forbidden Zone! Saw it my first time in black and white in 2014 and it's been one of my top midnight movies ever since, right up there with Rocky Horror, Hausu, Birdemic, and Flash Gordon. Amazingly funny movie. Great to watch loud with lots of bass 😁

My favorite movie. But it's got to be black and white.

I'm gonna watch El Topo, Holy Mountain, and Santa Sangre for an assignment but I'd thought I check out some info about Fando y Lis before that! Thanks for this piece! SUBBED!

Stranger yet is how David has recently confessed that he had a major falling out with them in years since. "They were my dear friends for a while but certain traits started coming out and they became not so nice. ...They are not in my life anymore."

Thank you. Really striking point about the film suffering (almost) the same fate as Joan herself