David Lynch's Muses React To His Death

[@jacktodd3439]

I cant stop crying, he died on my birthday and I love him so much, he was my number one director since twin peaks. Im so heart broken. I love you Gordon.

[@MasiosarePérez-r1r]

The "one and only big budget movie" in Lynch's career that MacLachlan is talking about is Dune. Blue Velvet was regular budget in comparison.

[@takikarasmanis9403]

Aside from that.. Dune was years earlier lol

[@T_Black_Lodge]

Blue Velvet had a small budget. David had to take a huge pay cut halfway through production so the producers would leave him alone.

[@adsinozable]

100% true

[@BBI_Strange_Agent]

Unpopular opinion: I prefer Lynch's Dune.

[@miguelvidalmartinez9456]

Blue Velvet had a $6 million budget

[@srikarv4358]

"Keep your eye on the Donut and not on the hole." - David Lynch

[@badfly1607]

I think when Maclachlan referred to Lynch's 'first and last big budget movie' he was speaking of Dune (1984), not Blue velvet (1986). Enjoyed the clip, nice to find so many reactions from folks I've been thinking about compiled into one clip.

[@HeartFeltGesture]

After hearing David Lynch had passed, I just finished watching Mulholland Drive, first saw it at the cinema 24 years ago. Will be revisiting Wild At Heart next, with a glass of red wine to celebrate his great life. Godspeed to a unique man.

[@badfly1607]

I watched Mulholland Drive last night. I easily put together my Top 5 Lynch list, and it was #2. Wild at Heart, your next return, will always be my #1, my favorite of his and in my Top 10 of all time list. I tell people that if they want to understand me, take a glimpse into my heart, watch the scene in the desert when Lula is disgusted by the car radio news noise and pulls the car over and wakes Sailor to 'Get me some music on that radio this instant I mean it!' and they mosh to Powermad before a perfect desert sunset and embrace as the music changes to Im Abendrot.

[@HeartFeltGesture]

@@badfly1607 Yeah just the best cinema experiences, restores my faith in humanity that we have geniuses like this amongst us, and the people with great taste who can recognize it.

[@999titu]

I watched wild at heart first time after his demise better than 99 percent of movies today, and I am being generous it might be better than 100 percent

[@greenderp]

@@999titu its one of my favorite movies ever as well. for sure top 5 all time.

[@matthewhibbard9807]

I love Wild at Heart so much. Just bout to watch it.

[@tunasandwich2630]

I’m more upset than I would have expected. Love David (his look, voice, and aura…magic ✨) 🖤 he brought a truly colorful vision to this beige world. He will be missed 😔 😢

[@ct6852]

Have to admit, Naomi Watts earned an instant level of respect for working on Mulholland Drive and giving herself over to that role. I don't know if it was an Oscar winning performance, but looking back, just being there was kind of like getting an Oscar. That movie was strange as hell, but admirable. A true Hollywood dark fantasy.

[@TheGreatestVoice1958]

If her performace in Mulholland Drive was not Oscar worthy than NO performance is. For me that is the best performance of any female in film history, and a top 10 performance of all time.

[@ct6852]

@@TheGreatestVoice1958 I don't remember if she was nominated or not. Did MD get Oscar noms that year?

[@queenofcups1711]

Every life effects someone else's life. This is why you should enjoy the moment everyday. David taught us so much. Not just about his artistry, but about what life is really about. Finding your true authentic self. I have been haunted by his death in so many ways. We lost a true visionary.

[@jayr3053]

His first & last big budget film was DUNE. Not Blue Velvet..

[@marissarynn]

this is what I was thinking.... Dune was Kyle's debut film.

[@rantonerik]

This

[@iamhannahjasmine]

maybe he was confused. after all, arthouse movie like blue velvet being as successful now, people would believe it if someone told them it had a big budget. david did so well after dune that most people forget that he had a major blockbuster flop in his career. that's a good thing. he and kyle totally survived that. dune falling could've gotten both of them out of hollywood. thank god blue velvet did so well

[@igloozoo3771]

Still was Noami's best work. She was incredible in Mulholland Dr.

[@jambec144]

Goodbye, David. There will be no replacing you...

[@karldicker1702]

I am sad to here of David Lynch's passing, but as i was listening to the soundtrack of Twin Peaks this morning it reminded Me of happy memories of seeing the show back in my teens and it was wonderful to see its return to the screen one last Time in 2017 and i like his movies Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet and Lost Highway.

[@juanp.m.7524]

When Twin Peaks was airing I was dating the most beautiful girl in my town, but I would use an excuse to leave her, to go and watch Twin Peaks. That says it all !

[@ChristopherLightfoot-zu3kb]

If someone hasn’t the will to be weird (no matter how beautiful) and couldn’t enjoy Twin Peaks with you, then they clearly were not worth it.

[@lilaclunablossom]

Was it Laura Palmer

[@stovis]

I guess it says she had bad taste. In television shows, I mean.

[@dannyreyna2821]

Loved his work. I don't think anyone cannot replicate his style and storytelling.

[@barejunk4983]

this Graeme fella is pretty smart and I'm pretty sure he did the Blue Velvet / Dune thing on purpose. after all, this is an engagement post on an engagement channel and it's an obvious way to boost engagement. a lot of people are gonna bring it up. I don't know if regular people know how much manipulation goes into "content creation" I work in a post production facility and we are constantly working with filmmakers. real movies and independent producers used to be our main clientele.... but now we also deal with regular people and their "content"... let me tell you. it used to be the true independent filmmakers were the most conniving (in a good way) they are like magicians. how they pull some things off is mind-blowing. but this new brand of content creators are driven only by engagement..... some of their approaches are slimy, but I have to give it up to 'em. what do they call it? the hustle. it bring manipulation to a whole new level. did anyone bring it up? oh my, it's every third comment. hat's off sir.....

[@TheAccountant-e9k]

I love all of Lynch's movies, Eraserhead is just the best weirdest movie ever. He is also born in my hometown, Missoula Montana. Missoula loves David Lynch, sorry to see him pass.

[@imdiyu]

3:07 Kyle is talking about Dune.

[@T_Black_Lodge]

The “big budget” film Kyle was talking about is DUNE. Blue Velvet was two years later and had a very small budget. In fact, Lynch had to personally take a pay cut after filming started to get the producers would leave him alone.

[@999titu]

Hands down the best filmmaker since 70s. Gonna rewatch his top 5 movies again. Eraserhead Elephant Man Blue velvet Lost Highway Mul Drive

[@jeremyhuff6626]

All great films. Lost Highway helped define my college days so I will definitely be partaking of both movie and soundtrack this weekend...

[@barejunk4983]

I'd swap out Elephant Man with Wild At Heart

[@999titu]

@barejunk4983 you can do whatever you want but Elephant man is a classic masterpiece and wild at heart is below it

[@barejunk4983]

@@999titu Fire Walk With Me is better than all of those and you didn't even mention it.... so I win.

[@999titu]

@barejunk4983 fire walks with me is a series , more time and money actors for plot and subplots. I specifically mentioned in my comment " movies"

[@SparkHoundCam]

Twin Peaks took a hold of me. Rest in peace my friend.

[@Diasuko]

i am so sad ( he was something special and what we are going to do without him ?....

[@stevenbaker7696]

Thanks for such a concise little nugget of response to the devastating news of Mr Lynch's passing. I wish that we as a planet could all do something collectively on (what would have been) his birthday tomorrow, the 20th of January to celebrate him and how he has touched so many of our lives in such a brilliant way. Peace.✌🍩☕

[@xxhorrorpunkxx]

Maybe do 20 minutes of meditation, since he believed in it so much. And fill the rest of the day with his works.

[@juliepeterson6639]

I will miss him. I have been an admirer since Eraserhead. What a beautiful and fun Artist.

[@fific9571]

I've been watching retrospects on David Lynch, the man and the movies. His death has touched me so deeply. Sad day, the world has lost a unique and strange individual. God speed.

[@aliciafranco5704]

Greame O'Neil...I love your coverage of stars, but lately I see your eyes and they seem heavy... sad. We love your work❤ I hope your ok buddy. Sending love and respect from Southern California ❤

[@philipk917]

Wow, This is really wonderful. Thank you for sharing it. ❤🧡❤

[@UncleEbenezer77]

The host here reminds me of Napoleon Dynamite

[@ChannelZero1031]

Holy crap. I just found this shit out. I will never forget "The Grandmother" 1969. We are slowly losing our current, most abstract artists. Once Harmony Korine, Guy Maddin and Gaspar Noe are gone? Abstract films will be no more. Officially.

[@doosin8696]

That doesn't mean abstract filmmaking is over.

[@blackdateline1996]

Don’t forget Arronofsky

[@ChannelZero1031]

@@blackdateline1996 Oh snap yeah, him too.

[@xxhorrorpunkxx]

AND Jodorowsky. He's in his damn 90s!

[@ChristopherLightfoot-zu3kb]

Thank You David Lynch❤your films and Twin Peaks were my gateway to a weirder wider world. May you rest in peace.

[@DerekLyons]

Wonderful tribute Derek ❤️

[@StephenDedalus74]

3:11 Kyle is refering here to "Dune" : it was his first film with David Lynch and it was indeed the "first and last big budget movie" of the genius who gave us masterpieces of modern cinema like "Blue Velvet", "Lost Highway" or "Mulholland Drive"... Anyway, he was my favorite living director for more than 35 years and I will never forget how he changed my view on the world, art, people, I mean, everything !!! RIP dear David...

[@nataliestownsend4211]

Rest in peace, y are the best, David Lynch found peace wherever you go, y are one of many great directors very heartbroken 💔 😥 love all your movies 🎬

[@josiplilic3384]

I've just found out! David Lynch belongs in Pantheon of greatest film directors ever! Along with Chaplin, Hitchcock, Hawks, Altman, Visconti, Bergman, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Tarkofsky, Ernst Lubich,Bunuel, Sergio Leone! Now only Scorsese, Coppola & Almodovar have left alive still.RIP to Great Artist 😢

[@MrWhiskeycricket]

Kyle was Talking about Dune, Blue Velvet was the second Lynch movie he starred in, and it wasn't big budget.

[@trydowave]

I think he was referring to 1984s Dune. Not blue velvet

[@Ratiocinativefun]

It was Dune that Kyle was referring to as David’s first and last big budget film. Not Blue Velvet.

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

He will be sorely missed ❤️

[@ajs41]

Tought way for Patricia to hear the news.

[@heidimorein3180]

Love love love him Was lucky enough to meet and speak with him

[@wds525]

This was beautiful.

[@k.t.5405]

min 3:11 C'mon Graeme, dude! a little more research maybe? :/

[@d_ruggs]

He's now surfing the waves of consciousness forever. Hope you catch some good barrels out there Mr.Lynch

[@standupphilosopher7059]

Kyle such beautiful words 🥺

[@eduardoalfonso4509]

4:12 when I was young, I heard that David filmed Kyle, as some sort of alterEgo. I even heard that Kyle was a young version of David. I thought NO BUEY!

[@Progger11]

Lol. Canadian goofball thinks Kyle was talking about Blue Velvet and not Dune. Embarrassing.

[@Dellellonnatta]

At the end of the days, it does not matter your person is arguing with an actor. I had dinner one evening around the same era, at his beautiful Beverly Hills home. He wasn’t there, though. Got to see art and this (as I’m sure all his places and artwork has) a great vibe of a wonderful person. He is missed

[@MarkFavro]

You made a mistake. When Kyle McLaughlin says he plucked him to make his first and last big budget movie he’s talking about DUNE.

[@frankthorne11]

There would be no Severance without Twin Peaks.

[@Sydneybarrett91]

I want to watch inland empire so bad

[@Sydneybarrett91]

@plasticweapon It's not available for streaming or purchase

[@maxjing61]

I just finished rewatching it last week and now this 😢

[@Danishdrums]

Only Lynch movie I havent watched to the end. Scared me too much :)

[@plasticplant6024]

@@Sydneybarrett91 It's available on the Criterion Channel, at least in the US

[@Sydneybarrett91]

@plasticplant6024 im in Canada I can't watch it there 😢

[@radiofriendly]

No, that was Dune. Kyle was cast in Dune first. Right?

[@brando7266]

I didnt know lynch lived with Isabelle rosselini,( in her prime) was he going out with her, before blue velvet, ? Or met her on set, ?

[@xxhorrorpunkxx]

I think they started dating during or after the production for like 5 years. I could be slightly wrong about specific timeline tho

[@brando7266]

@xxhorrorpunkxx so he met her on the set, she was in her prime then, no wonder he had her do a full body nude scene, lol

[@KarnalSapphire]

He could have made a unique *Silent Hill* movie.

[@Beanz06]

The movie Kyle M was talking about wax dune buddy

[@johndalton3180]

Not Blue Velvet. Dune.

[@arp3259]

Don’t worry David in heaven everything is fine

[@TheFuzzyotternutts]

Wait so we’ll never get the real meaning of eraserhead

[@neeshirey]

I can't understand a word you said...slow DOWNNNNNNNNNN

[@zboys4586]

Imagine a world of images and imagination.

[@randykern1842]

Laura Dern was his biggest muse - I know she is probably inconsolable.

[@MattieCooper10000]

You mean Dune, Sir.

[@LofiMagick69]

3:14 that would be Dune.

[@stephenbarnes9196]

That's so awesome and so Cool 😎

[@juanmanuelbaccino]

Hizo mímica y alquimia con lo más grande. Con su maestros Hitchcock, Welles and SK Para lograr lo que logró

[@crushingalldeceivers]

Ahhh it would be Dune not Blue Velvet.

[@Watcher4111]

Gordon cole drinks coffee with jeffries in black lodge

[@TheTrumpReaper]

If I want to binge David Lynch, where do I start? I only have seen The Elephant Man and The Straight Story.

[@djgorowski7821]

Blue Velvet (but some of it will freak you out so be prepared) and then Mulholland Drive.

[@freddiemossberg7204]

Twin Peaks season 1 and Twin Peaks The Return (season 3) are essential. His filmography isn’t too vast to be overwhelming so you could pretty much watch them all over a couple of days.

[@duewhit310]

Ya Twin Peaks and its big screen Fire Walk With Me

[@shedjammer87]

I would start at the beginning with his first feature length movie "Eraserhead".

[@HOTD108_]

​@@freddiemossberg7204 season 3 doesn't make sense unless you watch season 2 and the movie as well.

[@andredreyfus4148]

And youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu can believe it

[@particleboy3584]

David Lynch's 'first and last big budget movie' was 'Dune.' 'Blue Velvet' came years after.

[@nathanm.6147]

dude reports on hollywood and doesn't know hollywood.

[@kenbranaugh8251]

Wtf is this?

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Rip

[@njdxnjdx]

Never heard of this guy. Don't see what the big deal is.

[@jonathankaye7049]

A legend and a legend