INLAND EMPIRE - HQ ending credit

[@Ouranyama]

So this was the closing scene of his filmography... What a way to go, RIP David Lynch

[@reuben03]

twin peaks the return

[@fotogramasocultos8410]

No, the closing scene of his filmography was Dale Cooper and Laura Palmer in front of her house, just when she starts screaming in horror.

[@magneto44]

@@fotogramasocultos8410 yeah, the Return was basically one long 18 hour movie

[@isaflores6041]

If this was a video game, this is the good ending

[@alicenestpasmonprenom5784]

It is girl. A saturnal video game

[@bobwoolerOriGinal]

The best end credits sequence ever.

[@josepmariamarin4912]

Brutally epic.

[@moonlotus9654]

Really inspired from the ending of Fellini's 8 ½ ! But really Lynch take it on another level

[@bobwoolerOriGinal]

@@moonlotus9654 Quite different, but I see what you mean. Thanks.

[@christopherlyons5900]

I admit, there were points, seeing this movie at the Waverly, in Greenwich Village, that I wasn't at all sure what to make of it, and my attention flagged. Then something would happen and my blood froze. It's hard to follow Lynch at times. He likes it that way. He never wants us to fully understand what's happening. Because really--when do we ever? Reality is far too deep for our shallow litlte minds. The ending--man. This is how I interpreted it. Nikki Grace died. But was reborn in a new realm of the mind, where all the suffering souls of the world could find peace and joy--and power. Their very own Inland Empire.

[@fetamean]

After a 3 hour surreal masterpiece, seeing this was the most uplifting thing.

[@rosafiammante5027]

It was CATHARTIC!

[@InstazomeASMR]

@@rosafiammante5027 yea and Mean Cheese Fetamean yea

[@NaneuxPeeBrane]

Yes. Saw it on LSD and man was this a relief... and also a mindfuck! Had no idea it had ended after what felt like several endings throughout the film - god damn this movie is fucking brilliant!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

[@fetamean]

@@NaneuxPeeBrane Yes, I was also on mushrooms when I first saw this film. Recently my mom asked me about it and I was happy to watch it with her again. I don't think she enjoyed it as much as Mulholland Drive, which she loved, but I absolutely adore Inland Empire from beginning to end.

[@NaneuxPeeBrane]

@@fetamean Nice!!! I have a recommendation for shrooms!! I saw Aqua Teen Hunger Force on or about 2 gs of shrooms and man was that a fun time!!!! I HIGHLY recommend!!! Surrealism comedy!!!

[@aderose]

With David Lynch now tragically gone, the Ending credits of Inland Empire now really is a true Swan Song to David and his body of work. The end credits reference nearly everything in his career. RIP GOAT. 💔

[@BrendaCreates]

Rumor has it David asked the studio: "I need a lumberjack, a monkey and a one legged woman." 😂

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

I always knew that would be the case and honestly, he couldn't top Inland Empire in terms of sheer Lynchian-ness (though TP The Return was better overall imo)

[@redadamearth]

No. The 18 hours of "Twin Peaks: The Return" was his last narrative work. And it was the best thing he'd done in years.

[@TeaDrinker3000]

Genuinely tearing up. This is my favourite film. I'm so sad he's passed. I loved him.

[@thriversoffset]

it pains me to know this was his last feature film end credits, but what a stunning way to end it! this along with jitterbug opening are jawdroppers

[@erikfreitas7093]

Jitterbug opening scene was in “Mulholland Drive”

[@thriversoffset]

@@erikfreitas7093 I know buddy, I mention it because these two (opening of Mulholland and ending of Inland) are jawdroppers

[@erikfreitas7093]

@@thriversoffset ok

[@Jackp2003]

What about The Return?

[@redadamearth]

@@Jackp2003 That wasn't a feature film, it was a TV series. But yes, in terms of narrative work, that would technically be his last.

[@owenstephen8317]

By this point in the movie I was so overwhelmed and was worried there would be more nightmarish stuff and then this fantastic credits sequence happened and I was filled with joy. Great tribute to Lynch’s film career.

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

This is probably the only appropriate way for Lynch's film career to conclude.

[@TUBOSCHIFOSO]

I really hope he makes another one

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

@@TUBOSCHIFOSO A new Lynch movie would be awesome to see in a cinema.

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

@@TUBOSCHIFOSO But based on the credits, this movie seems like it's some kind of grand finale, especially with all the references to his other works.

[@moonlotus9654]

Wisteria: hey

[@rahalfillalkilch5060]

@@moonlotus9654 Well to be fair, it is rumoured to be a series not a movie

[@WhatsReel]

technically inland empire and shrek both end the same way.

[@D.A.D.D.Y.]

This is correct

[@D.A.D.D.Y.]

Same with Return of the Jedi, it all came full circle for Lynch

[@Progger11]

@@D.A.D.D.Y. It's how he finally stopped the migraine George Lucas gave him.

[@ODSTALCAPWNED]

this is the best piece of film critique in these comments

[@chexfan2000]

fuck yeah they do. They’re both really excellent fairy tales that deconstruct and analyze their own themes and tropes but don’t Last Jedi it up by replacing it with nothing, they tell an ultimately better and more rewarding version of the story, and because they do that, the dance party at the end feels fucking EARNED

[@grainbelt01]

Cathartic ending to this amazing film.

[@HauntFreak13]

This end credits sequence is taking place inside David Lynch’s head. His own Inland Empire. Some saw mill workers from Twin Peaks are there. Camilla Rhodes from Mulholland Drive is sitting in the chair and blows a kiss to Nikki.

[@manuelenrique9220]

Lol

[@mihirsharma2226]

Also the first girl we see sitting on the chair looks like Patricia Arquette in lost highway

[@gauravtawde8883]

Capuchin monkey emphasizes his latest art piece!!! , what did jack do?

[@thebluerose88]

All together in the unified field ❤️‍🔥

[@TheNoMan23]

What a great ending for his cinematic career with one great ending sequence. Hopefully he’ll be back to business (with digital camera).

[@Jackp2003]

He has, with The Return.

[@magzdilluh]

I wish I could tell ppl how energetic and kind and beautiful this ending to a movie this was. It's like entering into heaven undeservedly but knowing that you are existing in paradise foreverafter

[@melteddali8000]

Seeing this in theaters was cathartic in a way I didn't know was possible. It healed me

[@magzdilluh]

This is my idea of heaven. RIP David.

[@JDugald221]

white lodge

[@moonlotus9654]

I hope so

[@jackal59]

Nina Simone, Etta James, Little Eva, and lots of Penderecki. One of the reason's that David Lynch is a great filmmaker is because he's got great (and eclectic) taste.

[@aderose]

David lunch is the type of filmmaker that doesn’t hold the audiences hands and gives them straight and simple answers for us to understand. Instead he lets madness unfold and leaves us to interpret the meaning of his work for ourselves, and I for one think that makes him one of the absolute best film directors ever for that.

[@Ricky11619]

The feeling after this MASTERPIECE of cinema and hearing Nina … it was just unbelievable !!! 🎥

[@lllcinematography]

One of the most influential filmmakers in my life. So many films he did that was singular. I'm happy he did what he did. This end credits to Inland Empire. It's special. Also the movie. Thanks for the body of work that will live on forever.

[@antoniomiranda638]

David Lynch is a perfect filmmaker. Wonderful stories, The end credits and music are fine. The actors are great performances like Laura Dern , Justin, and Stunning Nastassja Kinski in a special apperiance.

[@u.kw1461]

Need to watch this masterpiece again

[@KafrosKypselis]

Do not try to understand this film! Just let it work its way into your subconscious like the dream it is supposed to be. At the very least it introduced me to sinnerman and anaklasis for strings.

[@NathanRichan]

Translation: "I do not understand this film, so I don't think you should either!"

[@shawnhoelscher8164]

I think your onto something here. I've always thought of "Inland Empire" as David Lynch's greatest prank. I've seen a few times, I'm still not sure how things add up and a part of me wonders if everything is supposed to add up

[@rahalfillalkilch5060]

This is the typical excuse, being so lazy to try to comprehend the puzzle that is this movie. This movie actually MAKES SENSE, and it's not that hard, I mean yeah, it's much harder than Mulholland Drive, but it still has an argument and it still transmit a message. So yeah, don't go saying "Don't try to understand" because that my friend, it's just the same as to say "I'm so dumb and lazy that after seeing this nonsense, I'll clap and say it's a masterpiece that you shouldn't try to understand it".

[@nodroGnotlrahC]

"You're not enjoying it right!"

[@peterjoyfilms]

@@rahalfillalkilch5060 Will you give me a clue? Just so I can get started on understanding it. I feel overwhelmed.

[@QMPhilosophe]

Amazing ending to a great film.

[@dilleberge]

I don't sleep, I watch David Lynch films.

[@lllcinematography]

IMHO top 5 best end credits ever!!!!!

[@HowardMenken91]

Amazing ending for the best movie ever

[@mikebott6940]

Laura Elena Harring is still the most gorgeous woman...

[@danielkurland8678]

With the lumberjacks and everything going on in here, it really just feels like a garmonbozia cornucopia of everything Lynch has ever done, engaging in one huge dance party to finish off his career.

[@thewolfmanhulk2927]

RIP David Lynch, thank you for celebrating and appreciating art, and life

[@avisnocturna8942]

Wood is such a blessing for humanity.

[@MarinaAndTheDevil]

Never has a piece of media felt more like a dream

[@SuperMario16bit]

I like to think when Rita/Camilla opened the blue box 2/3 of the way into MD, she got teleported (in death, or maybe not) here. It's a nice way to think of things, as Diane doesn't make it out (if the last ten minutes of MD are made to be reality)

[@Dank951]

This is actually a great way to think about Lynch's work. Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire can have me going on and on with no stop...Lynch leaves too much to our imaginations, but that's what I love about him as a filmmaker.

[@davidragniman7033]

RIP TO THE GREATEST!!!!!!

[@andrewsankov]

Damn, love this film so much

[@EmilyOnTheMoon]

Inland Empire and Happy Together are in competition for best ending needle drop in cinema

[@joost2964]

me and my friend watched this film on acid and we thought the torment was finally over but then the end credits ofc had to be weird as hell too

[@MasterDi13]

What a perfect end *__*

[@vitoroliveirajorge368]

this film is a masterpiece!

[@BrendaCreates]

Incandescent. RIP to a great artist.

[@blindmansarrow]

they are literally doing the inflatable guy dance that Dee does in its always sunny lol

[@alejandrocastillo9209]

“I’ll see ya under the sycamore trees” vibes has entered the chat

[@djouletube]

Du velours... Merci pour le partage !

[@FilmAgeStudios]

This and lost highway are in the same Universe dude and feeling like David Lynch was always planning on coming back to Twin Peaks and I think him putting that man sawing wood as like an Easter Egg that more is coming

[@happyclam1266]

I want so badly to see this whole movie and I can't find it anywhere. It needs to be streamed.

[@JoacoRacing]

It's on MUBI

[@clanofclams2720]

Buy a physical copy

[@hipsterelephant2660]

@@clanofclams2720 physical copies of this in North America cost like $70

[@clanofclams2720]

@@hipsterelephant2660 it's like 30 on ebay

[@hipsterelephant2660]

@@clanofclams2720 either way I'm gonna pay $30 for the Criterion release in March.

[@melocomanTV]

The ending ties this film into the work of David lynch

[@Bellatocci]

i like to think this was the wrap party for this film lol

[@vitoroliveirajorge368]

David Lynch is a genius !!!

[@hipsterelephant2660]

This might be the Finnegans Wake of movies.

[@danielplainview2584]

An apt comparison.

[@annemariebenitez8037]

absolutely!

[@ThiagoOliveira1984]

sweet

[@joancollaku8744]

I cant be the only one whos confused about Nastassja Kinski just sitting there

[@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044]

Yes. Why is she there?

[@electricmagazine1]

Her scene was deleted from the film

[@PedroDominguesunus]

power

[@mundanewarrior]

@themasterbakerrr my favorite part was the loco-motion

[@sarita9921]

the end of the fuzziest nightmare ive ever had

[@kawasakideadboys13]

Finally Nina Simone robbed everything. Catharsis as if to release the oppressed actresses. This actress is lively.

[@dimkilago2958]

There is no catharsis in the lyrics, only a fake one in the music/dance.

[@dean6757]

Women rock!

[@frostychickenprods]

Clearly this place at the end is the afterlife like a variation in the white lodge. And he tied this film together to Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive technically? Cuz he works often with the film of ugly things happening to beautiful women

[@jasonmg99]

It looks like now we got a bunch of free souls but can't help but feel sorry for those that die during the nightmare

[@andyroy2683]

素晴らしい

[@tennisthelegend]

Silent Hill the movie was clearly inspired 2006 was good for horror we got two terrifying and surreal nightmare like movies

[@asq4867]

I actually screamed when her face does that weird thing

[@alessandrob9744]

Someone come here to celebrate life

[@ももんが-l4c]

オールタイムBEST1‼️

[@tonitsi78]

What does the one-legged girl say just before the music starts? "Soviet"?

[@gauravtawde8883]

Its sweeeet !!!

[@meganeffy03]

Goodbye.

[@no1special799]

Still Free Crew !

[@shiggs5260]

Why aren’t the rabbits in the credits?

[@weirdman5215]

They are, look at 2:58 when it says "With Voice Performances by" the first three people are the rabbits. Scott Coffee is Jack Rabbit, Laura Harring is Jane Rabbit, and Naomi Watts is Suzie Rabbit

[@shawnhoelscher8164]

They can't get outta that darn house!

[@user-bv5pn9ig2x]

What's the song?

[@chloecho2448]

Nina Simone’s Sinnerman

[@milesuen5087]

Laura Harrings❤️

[@youtub-fj8mu]

Is this sped up?

[@БрюслиИваныч]

Я понял этот высший фильм с 3 раза. В нем шифр посмотрите еще раз

[@simoneleminskigogo9692]

E eu aqui esperando .... Nastasja kinski

[@Slop_Dog]

Sir this is a Wendy's

[@alicenestpasmonprenom5784]

David Lynch le Communiste 😂

[@ping5580]

imagine the smell in that room

[@happyclam1266]

pretty good since you weren't there

[@TANG3RINE95]

@@happyclam1266 Holy shit. You killed him!

[@hipsterelephant2660]

Absolutely destroyed

[@gplito]

Not really a smell. Pheromones. What you’re referring to would be the potency of the pheromones coming off of those women. It’s the same thing that men get addicted to who go to strip clubs. They just don’t know it.

[@bluebomber-]

I'm down.....laura dern's in that badboy lookin pretty fine...and the main black girl in this sequence is also in it.. so...i'm liking my options...

[@gk2915]

David Lynch is a sick troll and laughs at the viewer, but worse are his fanatic followers, pathetic moviegoers who act like intellectuals and connoisseurs of the seventh art, these fans are the only ones who are unable to see that this film director is shamelessly laughing at the viewer in this absurd, boring and endless work with bombastic title that is Inland Empire.

[@hipsterelephant2660]

Calm down dude. As much as I like Lynch I don't enjoy everything he puts out

[@Jackp2003]

That's subjective. Many find this film to be masterful, such as myself.

[@jackal59]

1. Find a KZbin video where people like something. 2. Post a screed hating that something. 3. ??? 4. Temporary validation of my existence!

[@deadlincoln7729]

@@Jackp2003 this film changed my life

[@Jackp2003]

@@deadlincoln7729 Yeah, I guess I could say that about mine too honestly. It definitely revolutionized how I look at film and art in general. It’s like learning a new language and form of expression.

[@ひなぎ風紀委員]

sweet