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7 comments:
lynch is a master. the dumpster scene near the beginning still haunts me to this day.
NICE
"Inland Empire," is sort of like an unofficial sequel to "Mulhulland Drive." I think they both circle around the same theme. Namely, how stange Hollywood is.
See "Full Frontal," -- an underappreciated art film from steven soderbergh that sort of predicted the reality tv genre.
"That is one of the finest espressos in the world!"
- deadpan dialogue at its best
love this... WHATS THE PHOTO FOR?
Cool blog. Check out my "psychic reading" blog.
psychic readings
It's excellent because it always comes with the theme and material quality
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