--- In [email protected], nablusoss1008 <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "sparaig" <LEnglish5@> wrote: > > > > > > What of INLAND EMPIRE? > > It has the touch of a real genius. As with all Lynch's films they are > confusing at first and revealing a true love for mankind in a touching way. > You could say that about all his films, it's, at least for me, the "touch" of > David Lynch which also has written him forever into that short list of > historic film-makers. > > What makes Inland Empire extraordinary is that it was shot without a script, > every move and every shot was improvised as they went along. Even the actors > were improvising, many of them complete amateurs Lynch met on the street, in > some cases even during shooting. Everything was based on ideas that unveiled > themselves as he went along shooting (with a small digital camera). > > Film-critics, and I'm not refferring to lovers of B-movies and silly movies > by Woddy Allen on this list, but real lovers of the art of filmmaking often > see it 4-5 times before they get the clue. So don't expect the Turq to say > anything valid about this film. But, read my lips, he'll probably be able to > cough up some simpeltons amongs the critics that simply didn't get it.
David Lynch on Inland Empire: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37J68A6QcKg
