Methods of execution

[RNT]

A few months back I was reading "Lost Highway" script and there was a passage where girls, maybe medical students, pick up underwear clothes and casually discuss methods of execution. This caught my attention and kinda stuck in the back of my head.

On 4chan, when someone posted a video of a cyclist girl getting hit by a car and lying brains-splashed on the road, medicine people tended to pop up and launch a heated discussion of what exactly killed her. This is clearly professional and specific to medical workers and I have met this behavior elsewhere, I couldn't bring myself to watch "House M.D." either as it's gory and trivializes death not in a good way.

Dentists are pervs alright, but so are many other doctors. Do they jerk off thinking about heart attacks or lung cancer? Who knows. They just might.

Anyway, this is the quote I keep thinking about:

"Lost Highway" and its mirror twin "Mulholland Drive" are very nice films, if you're like 18 yo and haven't seen them it's not to late to acquire yourself and let it grow. If 25+ yo and haven't seen them it's over, put your brain in a noose.

The scripts themselves are written very captivating and in proper literature English, and David Lynch would make for a decent writer if he were vain enough to go that route. But he didn't and it remains just a little artifact for those that watch his films.

 

[Pirate]

updooted for high effort post

 

[RNT]

updooted for high effort post

Thank you.

How would you rate this guy on a scale from 1 to 10? All blacks kinda look the same to me and this gets laid.

 

[Riddler]

What do you think of/ever heard of NBC hannibal?

It's turbo pretentious but inspired by lynch. Just about every method of execution conceivable is explored and I wouldn't say trivialized. Loaded with self indulgent dialogue aswell

 

[RNT]

What do you think of/ever heard of NBC hannibal?

It's turbo pretentious but inspired by lynch.

Nah, I haven't watched that.

In "Lost Highway" and "Mulholland Drive" the main characters suffer from vaguely defined, but serious mental disorders and always dance around that traumatic psychotic event. One step further and you're on the other side, in the pure insanity.

In "Lost Highway", the main actor - that looks like fucking Trent Reznor - drifts off and starts to fancy himself as a young prettyboy that effortlessly pulls in his estranged wife.

This photo is from 1997 and Trent Reznor is apparently the one who helped Lynch to compose film's OST (and underground artists refused to lend their songs, lmao)

And in "Mulholland Drive", the blondie played by Naomi Watts imagines herself as a wonder actress entering the dreamy world of Hollywood, meanwhile she's a nobody working either as a protitute or a Denny's waiter.

These two films are social realism rather than surrealism. Just someone's going batshit insane.

 

[Riddler]

Nah, I haven't watched that.

In "Lost Highway" and "Mulholland Drive" the main characters suffer from vaguely defined, but serious mental disorders and always dance around that traumatic psychotic event. One step further and you're on the other side, in the pure insanity.

In "Lost Highway", the main actor - that looks like fucking Trent Reznor - drifts off and starts to fancy himself as a young prettyboy that effortlessly pulls in his estranged wife.

This photo is from 1997 and Trent Reznor is apparently the one who helped Lynch to compose film's OST (and underground artists refused to lend their songs, lmao)
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And in "Mulholland Drive", the blondie played by Naomi Watts imagines herself as a wonder actress entering the dreamy world of Hollywood, meanwhile she's a nobody working either as a protitute or a Denny's waiter.

These two films are social realism rather than surrealism. Just someone's going batshit insane.

I'm a fan of Reznor and lynch but didn't know they collabed here. Interesting

 

[RNT]

I'm a fan of Reznor and lynch but didn't know they collabed here. Interesting

Me neither, I was googling "Lost Highway" + "Trent Reznor" and came across these photos just recently.

I only knew that this music video was shot by David Lynch