• Rest in peace David Lynch
• For the kind of movies with a slow rhythm & strange ambience it was quick & Fascinating! But definitely on LSD
• Lynch never explained what it was about and the meaning, leaving the audience with no clue and letting us interpret how we desire but I judge this is related to the fear of fatherhood, How he doesn't know any better with a child that cry! Anxious about how it’ll appear, How it will…
• How much would you change for someone even if you knew he was difficult?
• I adore how their relationship evolved considering he is careless and doesn't need anyone but still deep down loves her, needs her and also doesn't want her to leave
•it got me thinking about that one scene in “The Notebook” where they argue and Noah points out that “yes we argue but we will make it work because I need and love you”
This movie is a perfect example of the theory of paradoxical
Second time watching it and I’m as much blown away!
I love this movie
• seeing from the perspective of Bill (which he have nothing to do with this) makes us feel exactly how he felt; confusion at the beginning and shocked after
• love the concept but felt incomplete because I wanted to see more of it! I don't know if it's a true story and wanted to keep it that way or inspired and was just a director’s choice!
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