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Originally Posted by cliffdweller
You know, I never thought about this...but how does it have anything to do with the meaning of the movie?
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It doesn't.
He also says to look for red lampshades, ashtrays, and other such ****.
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Originally Posted by cliffdweller
Yeah, this film is a total mystery to me. I get the theme of dashed dreams in magical mystical Hollywood [you know Lynch has a total fixation with Hollywood being the land where dreams come true  ] but some of it doesn't make sense. He said that he wanted to make a lesbian love story, which if you ask me, was quite unconvincing. |
The tagline was something along the lines of "A Love Story in Hollywood."
He's full of hot air. Bless Isabella Rossellini for being able to put up with him.
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Originally Posted by cliffdweller
Diss, have you ever seen Bergman's Persona? I think Lynch was riffing HEAVILY on this movie.
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Yup. I never thought about it that way, though, you might be right. I can't say I'm a big Bergman fan, in all honesty.
I'm still amazed at the sheer awfulness of The Virgin Spring.