Blue Velvet (8/11) Movie CLIP - Sandy's Dream of Robins (1986) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Sandy (Laura Dern) tells Jeffrey (Kyle MacLachlan) of her dream of the robins, and how there will be trouble until they return.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director David Lynch crafted this hallucinogenic mystery-thriller that probes beneath the cheerful surface of suburban America to discover sadomasochistic violence, corruption, drug abuse, crime and perversion. Kyle Maclachlan stars as Jeffrey Beaumont, a square-jawed young man who returns to his picture-perfect small town when his father suffers a stroke. Walking through a field near his home, Jeff discovers a severed human ear, which he immediately brings to the police. Their disinterest sparks Jeff's curiosity, and he is soon drawn into a dangerous drama that's being played out by a lounge singer, Dorothy Vallens (Isabella Rossellini) and the ether-addicted Frank Booth (Dennis Hopper). The sociopathic Booth has kidnapped Dorothy's young son and is using the child as a bargaining chip to repeatedly beat, humiliate and rape Dorothy. Though he's drawn to the virginal, wholesome Sandy Williams (Laura Dern), Jeff is also aroused by Dorothy and in trying to aid her, he discovers his dark side. As the film nears its conclusion, our hero learns that many more indivduals are tacitly involved with Frank, including a suave, lip-synching singer, Ben (Dean Stockwell), who is minding the kidnapped boy. Director Lynch explored many similar themes of the "disease" lying just under the surface of the small town, all-American faade in his later television series Twin Peaks (1990-91).
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1986)
Cast: Kyle MacLachlan, Laura Dern
Director: David Lynch
Producers: Fred C. Caruso, Richard A. Roth
Screenwriter: David Lynch
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[@Fightosaurus]

Upvote if you think Sandy is a neat girl

[@レッド-h1i]

She's pretty cute

[@joel8583]

Very beautiful and very nice!!

[@aanon9333]

sorry, but she's a slag...

[@ronbo11]

She is so very, very, very, very neat. One could say neat-o!

[@jimlee420]

She is very neat ..in this ,wild at heart and inland empire.. I love.

[@DoubleNickelFilmsLtd]

Laura Dern is an awesome actress

[@loydayo883]

a rare hollywood scene where the woman gets the long weird lines and the dude is the one who shuts up and listens. nice one, david lynch.

[@josecarranza7555]

Dude STFU

[@chrisv7004]

this aint hollywood

[@Daffaful1]

it isn't?

[@Kevinjoseph12344]

You live in a fantasy world

[@rolandpereira4161]

Watch more films

[@SCharlesDennicon]

McLachlan's expression in this wonderful, wonderful scene is just perfect. Awe, bliss, hope, maybe love. That man deserved a better career.

[@OasisJones]

Why didn’t he one?

[@learn2xpand862]

His work in fallout was great, think it did a lot for his career

[@SCharlesDennicon]

@@learn2xpand862 You think his work in Fallout did a lot for his career? Dude, the show aired last month, what can you possibly know about its influence on his career...?

[@mgmegt5920]

The way the light hits her eyes and cheekbones is such dreamy cinema

[@simonboccanegra3811]

Lynch said in an interview for Mulholland Drive, ""Emotion is a thing that cinema can do, but it's tricky. It really shows you how this balance point is critical. A little bit too much and the emotion goes away. A little bit too little and it doesn't happen." This is an example of a perilous scene, and the lighting, the music, and the tender performances of his young stars made it work.

[@alessandrotinchini1310]

Simon Boccanegra this whole film is an astounding work of well-thought balance. Masterpiece.

[@hrvojebutkovic3798]

I love how they are parked close to a church so the audio is actually from the church mass 🙂

[@Tyler12905]

I haven’t seen enough people talk about this, I agree 100%. Definitely one of my favorite qualities about the movie.

[@nuwanliyanage5684]

One of my favorite scenes of all time.

[@slyslaughter5115]

mine, too

[@alicenestpasmonprenom5784]

Same

[@No1SamSmithHater]

RIP Angelo Badalamenti. The music in this scene makes it that more beautiful

[@eduardomachado3356]

do u know the name of this score?

[@No1SamSmithHater]

@@eduardomachado3356 it's the instrumental of 'Mysteries of Love'

[@pulpted9937]

Lynch is so good at showing purity and brightness

[@thedancinghamsterqueen]

She is the pure, innocent contrast of the dark underworld . It's so beautiful.

[@lazyhead4382]

One of the greatest scenes ever.

[@rontreen3278]

In this scene I think Laura Dern is on acid?

[@seththomas9105]

This is the movie where as a high school boy I got my first crush on Laura Dern. LOL. This is such a great movie. Acting, writing, directing, cinematography, music... Became a Lynch fan because of this movie and this scene is so well done.

[@CristiGiambasu11]

This scene ties with the ending scene of the film. In the car she explains her dream, where in the world is darkness, no robins and robins represent love. In the end the world is happy, full of robins.

[@JorGenWesTgaarD]

And the robin has a black beetle caught in it's mouth. The robin is killing darkness

[@denisesudell2538]

@@JorGenWesTgaarD Or the robin is reminding us that darkness still exists in the world.

[@adhamosama8302]

Why are there people like Frank, why is there so much trouble in this world.

[@joel8583]

That's the way of the world.

[@Brewzerr]

Funniest line in the movie.

[@darrenpat182]

Because power is unfairly granted

[@coltenmeyer2775]

Robins

[@roguejester4986]

Because without him, the movie would be no good.

[@Saturnia2014]

This movie is basically about how the American Rockwellian idea of life, is actually deeply corrupted and teeming with vile and wretched darkness underneath. Nothing is perfect or innocent, and to think so is extremely naive. But, even when there is darkness and evil, there of course some robins that sometimes overcome it and eat the darkness like the scroungy bug that it is.

[@JE-xt6ol]

That's the common take but it's wrong. The reality is that Lynch really does sincerely see the American Rockwellian vision as an ideal, but also sees that it is threatened by evil forces trying to undermine it

[@randomland2775]

Who else has a crush on young Kyle and Laura in this movie? I am. And I’m not fully bisexual.

[@tvremote9394]

the film itself was pretty wacky but this was one of my favorite monologues in any movie till date.

[@レッド-h1i]

David Lynch films are always known for being wacky

[@Brewzerr]

“Wacky”

[@Sunset553]

Are there still good movies like this, complex, original, absorbing?

[@mattparker4191]

Yes

[@hadeed-_-5678]

Absolutely yes

[@greg55666]

LOL No.

[@alessandrotinchini1310]

Sunset not that I can remember.

[@michaelr.landon1727]

Mandy (2018) w/ Nicholas Cage

[@virginiwoolf]

I understand her dream. My dreams often take place in a kind of darkness, but when a bird appears in it, everything becomes brighter, then I wake up with tears in my eyes but happy. As if someone caressed you in that dream, kind of a good sign...

[@Icannothandleany]

My favourite monologue

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

"Hey Neighbor!! Wanna go for a ride?"

[@charliestubbs6151]

You cut off the best part. The way his smile not-so-subtly fades into a look of resentment. He returns back to this lovely, classically beautiful girl after his wild sexual experience with Dorothy. I have no idea how people seem to miss that

[@slyslaughter5115]

More relevant May 2020 than ever

[@OasisJones]

Why?

[@postshanna]

I used 0:18 - 1:34 as an intro to a mix cd I made for a girl I was desperate to like me as much as I liked her. Didn’t work lol

[@christophercarlone9945]

You tried King. You tried. I'm still sampling it anyways lol

[@ralphring123]

In my opinion, Lynch owes at least 51% of his success to Angelo Badalamente.

[@KrutchesRDH]

"Trouble til the Robins come" Say that every spring when they start to show up again

[@majordolbyscat]

To think of a world without David Lynch in it, it would be like a world without Robins. I love this man and his art.

[@traviseddings6267]

This is a climax.

[@nonsequiturfilms8916]

No, it's the mid point.

[@CBeard849]

I've always thought her to be so pretty and a talented Actor. Too bad her Daddy killed John Wayne. 😞

[@brennaleeann213]

how can you stay mad at jeffrey for being a little freak when you see his sad cow eyes??!?!?

[@sherryheppy6664]

Yes that love lite is Jesus Christ who feel your heart and soul with an everlasting love

[@blacksheepsquadron6189]

Stfu

[@DrJones20]

Music is amazing, anyone know the name of it?

[@Brewzerr]

Julee Cruise - “Mysteries of Love”.

[@DrJones20]

@@Brewzerr No it's not that one

[@Brewzerr]

askjir - Well, if you’re getting technical, it’s the Angelo Badalamenti score music, but it actually is the melody of “Mysteries of Love”, played minimalist on organ. Angelo wrote the song for Julee to perform.

[@DrJones20]

@@Brewzerr I wish I could find this version seperate

[@slyslaughter5115]

@@DrJones20 I cant recall well, but on side 1 of the varese sarabande score there is an instrumental version of Mysteries of Love, but it seems it had some strings, more than this one with primarily Angelo's organ

[@RichardsShortHorrorFilms]

I've always loved this scene. Laura Dern makes everything better.

[@bluetrailerproductions7488]

Jeffery was the Robin. He Defeated Frank Booth and Prevented him from causing Trouble and Further hurting Innocent people

[@665Iron]

I feel exactly like Kyle with today's climate. Whenever the world turns to shreds I remember this scene

[@francescomacchi3198]

Laura Dern and Naomi Watts are the most beautiful and greatest actresses of all time!

[@eduardomachado3356]

WHAT MUSIC IS THIS?

[@kiki88561]

Mysteries of love (Instrumental)

[@philipsmith3084]

Awesome !!!

[@charliestubbs6151]

0:56 looks of resentment

[@colin3498]

scene was kind of corny to me tbh

[@OasisJones]

I’m not a big fan of the movie, but the complete corny naivety on her part is absolutely the point.

[@unclehays750]

I think it's funny that the filmmakers tried to pretend this movie had a deeper meaning

[@jhutfre4855]

pretty similar to pulp fiction, it is just a good trash movie. All best movies are that way.

[@Saturnia2014]

@@jhutfre4855 Pulp Fiction is trash?

[@jhutfre4855]

@@Saturnia2014 o yes, i mean that is also the title of the movie

[@mickeyromeo]

question, who is more overrated than D. Lynch?

[@Gerguzalbutzelnikoskech]

You.

[@jeffreybeaumont4542]

@paul w That guy has never made a good movie.

[@tjenadonn6158]

Every single person on Earth. David Lynch is one of the single greatest geniuses in American cinema, possibly in the history of American visual arts period. I'd easily say that he's one of only two Americans to get surrealism down, the other being Kenneth Anger.

[@KrispyCrem3]

Tarantino first comes to mind. Lucky Lynch is retired.

[@carolfromhr9900]

If you hate him so much then why are you wasting your time watching scenes from his movies?