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Agreed

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Didn’t even catch that - so true. The script is all about conveniences in the moment and never the larger picture

Omg that’s so true!!!!!

One of the best original horrors I’ve seen since Kill List

I understand you really like it, and imglad! nothing like finding a new favourite. I do disagree that any genre should be judged differently tho, A film is a film. this is the same argrment as "oh its just a dumb blockbuster or its just a movie for kids, you cant look at it the same way...". but heres what i think are better horror/thriller from the last 10 years; Get out, It Follows, the Witch, Green Room, Midsommar, the Lighthouse, Possessor, Titane... and I dont think Longlegs get close to any of them.

@@BurnAfterWatching_Couldn’t have said it better myself

You cannot genuinely call longlegs a horror masterpiece. It’s full of cheap horror cliches, characters that are as deep as paper plates, and terrible dialogue to the point where I was hearing chuckles in the theatre. Unfortunately when you make a claim like this the burden of proof lands upon you and the argument you’ve made invokes the burden of proof fallacy. So please give us some reasons why longlegs is an alleged horror masterpiece.

I think then this all comes down to opinions then. Friday the 13th part 4 is a horror masterpiece to me. It's a POS to real world people who enjoy TV drama. But like a lot of these "classic" horror films, it takes some suspension of disbelief, and willingness to stand in plot holes to enjoy many of them. Personally, get out and midsommar didn't hit with me and I wouldn't consider green room a horror film. But for years in our circle, if a horror flick got above a 6.0 on IMDb it was a go.

Dan lowering the ratings - I’m surprised

That’s Impressive ahah

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What a terrible attitude to have when someone has a valid opinion about a film. I love the film but I’m not a child fanboy that can’t be critical of creative decision I dislikes .

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Thanks! Happy you found it and check it out, I appreciate it

Legit better than 90% of people

I totally agree, this video was about ranking them in that context. I’m for sure revisiting Mulholland drive and never close minded to let film grow as I reflect on them. None of this are final verdicts. I’ll probably checkout twins peaks this year, not a tv show guy, might take a while to get in the mindset tho

@@BurnAfterWatching_ awesome and I’m not saying you’re not allowed to dislike it, not everyone is going to resonate with something as much as someone else and if you just aren’t fascinated with the surreal stuff as much that’s fine!

That’s fair, I can only do a reaction based on the fact that I’ve seen it once, and I’m not close to revisit some of them. I still think that he was able to deliver a deep and layers experience with Mulholland drive on a first watch, but also allow for more interesting details to come out on future watches. So I don’t think it has to be one or the others.

Thats fair as well, I do think there’s a way to make a film that remain timeless in a way (the elephant man per example didn’t feel this way, even tho it plays in a pretty established frame) but I do think blue velvet is one I could revisit - but I’m more attracted to lost highway and Mulholland drive

you just dont get it and you probably started with the wrong film buddy

I literally WATCHED THE FILMS. Since when films need to come with an instruction booklet. No matters what you watch or in which order from Lynch, people will say you did it wrong… you can like him and disagree with me, I totally see why people would like it, but you have to accept that if i didn’t like some of it, it’s not because I watched it wrong

I appreciate the comment, and I’m glad you like it the films. I think it comes down to personal taste at that point, i feel like you leave so much potential on the table when you spend time chasing more abstract concepts over exploring the characters and themes of your story. As. You can see, I gave most of his films a positive score at the end (3 stars or more) and to me it a recognition that I don’t think the films are poorly made (except maybe inland empire 😂) and more that they aren’t my preference. Obviously films shouldn’t aim to just liked and be what people prefer, some of my favourite movies were challenging ones, but I also feels like they were maybe more grounded. Ahah and I totally get the feel vs understand approach, the eraserhead vibes, music, sound design, sets were great, just not a fan of the abstract moments.

Nah only of the non sensical shit.

@@BurnAfterWatching_ a lot of it makes perfect thematic, plot, or mood sense if you sit with these things for more than a few days though? It's genuinely not a case of "random bullshit" with most of your complaints here, and I'm not saying you have to like the guy but Lynch definitely has a wavelength you have to meet him on. Really one of the worst directors to do a snap reaction to. Heaps of context you're missing here.

@@maxmccarty3131I agree. Inland empire and lost highway are some of my favourite films but not for being confusing, but for being confusing with a purpose and how everyone has their own way of understanding

Can’t argue! I haven’t seen it. I’m Not close to check it out

@@BurnAfterWatching_ The show isn't as weird as the movie. The stranger parts are often very much out-balanced by the more standardised plot throughout, even the strangest bits are someone easy to follow, although it would be a bit jarring for you seeing what you've shown to dislike. It's a brilliant show and I think it would be very much worth your time. Shame that you haven't seen it before seeing the film, as a lot of the ideas in the film have very likely been lost on you as they were introduced clearly in the show.

Even tho I didn’t like some of his films, most of them were 3/5 which I consider a good ratings. I simply felt like some of those stories or character were not explored to their full potential (and I’m very much more of a characters driven film guy). I will for sure check out the TV show, even tho I didn’t love most of Lynch’s film, Mulholland drive alone was so great, I will revisit for sure. Twins peaks main story line was super interesting and I was into it by part.

@@BurnAfterWatching_ the twin peaks show is probably him doing characters at his best. It being a whole show gives him more time to flesh everyone out and everyone in it for the most part has something going on

I’m very interested in checking it out and rewatching the film after

Only film worth your time

You know Walt Disney didn’t create it. He himself took it from Alan Milne. And what the creators of Blood & Honey took is the same thing that Walt Disney took…

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👏🏻 LFG indeed

pretty cool is underselling it

Ahahah thanks for the recos - great one

Already back up to 436

Next one is one of your Korean Brother

Alright - first of all. Joker is trash

Ahah Please steal this - I need more Videos from you

🔫 this one isn’t your typical war film tho

@@BurnAfterWatching_ no es típica, como la lista de Schindler, el niño de pijama de rayas, malditos bastardos... Claro... Es única...

Thanks! I do my best 😅 lots of content planned for this year

👀 there’s already another one in the work!

Is that a good thing 😅 ahaha

I can confirm - he is a famous youtuber!

Ahahhaha still don’t know if its good or not

@@BurnAfterWatching_ it’s good you have your own flavour and the production of ur video was really good

Thanks! Truly appreciate that