RITCHIEEEEEEE

Great interview. She and he. Very interesting!

Great track, Excellent band! Still sounds awesome all of these years later...

Kitty is very perceptive - I should read all her books

When the teacher pairs up the art kid with the popular girl

I love these guys.chris Tait has a wonderful voice I love WOW im proud of them there Canadian there my favorite band in this world 🌎🌍❤🌹🥂✌️🙌👍🎻🎸🍷🩵💚💛🧡

Neil eating 💕 I am melting

The film itself was shot without sync sound (overdubbed Cantonese) before Police Story 3 Supercop (1992) was the first film in sync sound. Ironically, Golden Harvest made China O’Brien, Rumble in the Bronx, Mr. Nice Guy and Who Am I are filmed entirely in English.

‘Wadu mean by "This strange sickness?"…’. I hope I have occasion to ask that question.

Imagine calling Dune a flop.

The Bangles was a perfect music group.

a blast from the past, Valerie Pringle, Daniel Richler, and the other guy 🇨🇦

HE LEFT us in 2003 -- over 20 years ago. Wow!!! it all went downhill after that, especially with autotune.

Bad Lady Are Bad Drugs in Arrested in Jail

why did Neil interview the police?

1986 was the year I was born. The Thin Red Line is one of the best Glass Tiger albums of the 80s.

1987 was the year that CityTV and MuchMusic relocated from Queen Street East to the old publishing building at 299 Queen West. This was one of the final days at the old studio in Leslieville.

My favourite Band!

I think Vickie is them most entertaining and cute

The red thin line album is my absolute favorite ❤. The best of songs

People saying this interviewer is awful, but i actually think this interview is great bc it really highlights the difference between people that appreciate someone like Lynch for the range of emotions you can have in watching one of his movies, vs those that just prefer comfortable monotonous pictures where theyre never really challenged at all. A mind that wont willingly participate with a challenging film is a sign if weakness from an art perspective and is of low culture. Considering her take away from the film is "it upset me" shows this is a person operating mostly on a level of basic emotion rather than endeavoring for anything deep or true. Unfortunately MOST audiences are like this and have minds that are completely.switched off from a filmic experience with actual range and depth beyond just "happy, sad, mad". It basically mirrors how ridiculous she appears to me as Lynch does to her. I find that quite funny. Afterall its ironic how her attitude towards film is purely surface level, afraid to peek too far beneath the surface for being unsettled, which essentially is the whole thematic journey of the film. If Maclachlan's character did it her way, he'd find the ear, and then just pretend it never happened. Best not go looking for trouble... There's great irony in this interview for the journey a film takes you on if youre willing to go, and shes not willing. This does seem ti demonstrate for me another prime example of hiw truly great films or art are usually polarizing to some degree. Any film that is "easy" to like is usually a film that deals in ideas that are easily dispensed with. Its the films that unseat you in some way that arr exsctly the kinds of films you SHOULD key into, to learn abour yourself and why this film makes you uncomfortable, instead of just thinking "discomfort bad, must happy".

Amazing how many modern experts on biochemistry and law pop up on these types of videos

She had relationships with Levon Helm of The Band, and he wrote their hit song "The Weight". She then has a relationship with Gorden Lightfoot, leading to him writing his hit song "Sundown". She met John Belushi, and he introduced her to Robin Williams at a party, but he claimed she freaked him out, and left. She later made a coke and heroine cocktail, which led to John's death. This was definitely a negative woman, but it led to two great songs.....

Isn't 4/86???

Loved this song for almost 40 years!!! She's got it!!!!!

On this period of Joey’s life, he was drinking & doing cocaine a lot... you can tell in this interview that he’s drunk having a good time.. why i comment this ? Read Joey’s brother book

The dark underbelly of small town America is more embodied by Jeff than Frank to be fair.

Wow didn’t know who else was in that room until now.

Drug users look for other drug users to party with. Cathy Smith found someone in Belushi who she thought could match her monstrous drug use. She was an enabler, not a murderer.

kitty smelly

That Daniel Richler guy is a bit of a dummy. Cathy really manipulated him into thinking she’s a victim. Seems as though that was her gift in life.

If you indulge you will pay the price...and heroin is kinda dangerous also

The Chairman never disappoints…

typical 1980's ludites. these guys were pretentious ignoramuses

Always odd to Scott with hair.

Vintage Youth

these 2 assholes can kiss my white ass: this is one of the best 80s action flicks, with the best onscreen chemistry from the steve james/dudikoff duo, truly some of the best soudtracks ever and an overall absolute gem!

I dealt with him.Bougjt a xmen 1 for 1000.00 sold it for 45,000 years later.Grades strict.

She served 15 months btw.

Always loved this interview

Suzanna est ma copine

It's an great war comic book series. 😀👍

Is there sny footage of the concert in 1987 with richie?

Well David was interested in painting first then got the idea one night about a "moving painting" and turned to film instead I laugh when he says that because moving painting sounds the same as "motion picture" to me. In the world there are beautiful and benign things but they coexist with hideous and dangerous things too some have cognitive dissonance about it. Imagine going through an art gallery and first you look at some Norman Rockwell style work then suddenly in the next room there is Francis Bacon that's how it is sometimes that's what Blue Velvet is like at first it's like Norman Rockwell white picket fences and flower gardens happy children...then you see behind closed doors violence and kidnapping and that's actually realistic.

13 years old 🥰

A sick movie made by a sick man with no emotion. The misogyny is appalling, I can't imagine that Isabella Rosselini did this for anything else but money and publicity. Lynch laughed in the background while Dorothy was being raped. Nice. Dennis Hopper says "I am Frank" Really, also nice. The trope of hidden evil in suburbia is so overdone and tired. The real evil is in Hollywood.

I would love to have them in my little kirchen making hot cocoa and raspberry white choc muffins😊

I dont think this is the real Chris.

Grande Farrah❤

For some reason, this interview makes me think about my wish to fly (as in by myself rather than on air transit).