Name your favourite David Lynch film and explain why you like it so much?
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I like Blue Velvet, just b/c it always keeps my attention and is a good film. it's one of those movies that I can watch over and over and I don't get bored - until the 20th time.
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Such a great question. That movie is visually stimulating from start to finish. \nI have to say my faviorte scene is when Sol and Vincent try to rob Vinnie Jones when he clearly sees they have fake guns. \nR.E.P.L.I.C.A
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OMG, finally someone else who has seen this movie!! I rented it and then bought the DVD the next day. I have made all my friends at least watch a few scenes.\n\nI LOVE the mix of humor and darkness in the film. Apparently this is a bit of an Irish thing - based on other Irish films I've watched lately.\n\nCillian is SO brilliant. I just can't gush enough about this movie!!
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Johnny Depp is my personal favourite and I enjoy all his movies, especially those made together with Tim Burton. If I must choose only one movie, then it will be Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. A damn good movie. One of the best of 2003 in my view. This movie made me laugh, and it really pulled me in. What i'm saying is I couldn't get enough of this movie. It was so well done.\n\nJohnny Depp was hilarious a Jack Sparrow, and acted like a true Pirate. His obsessive drinking antics, and his walk really brought out this chaqracter. Plus he made character we could all love and enjoy, that deserves an Oscar in my view.
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So so many that I love - but here are a couple:\n\nThe Shawshank Redemption\nClueless\nIts a Wonderful Life
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My favorite Horror movie has got to be "Salem's Lot"  (the original one). This one is my favorite because it was the first "Scary" movie that my sister and I ever watched.  To this day whenever me and my sister watch this movie (we are now in our 30's and live on different sides of the world) we both call each other so we can watch it at the same time.  We call each other periodically throughout the movie and when we go to bed there seems to be a tree or it seem to be very windy and things hit up against our windows and scares the crap out of us, so we end up calling each other in the middle of the night laughing.  So I guess I like the particular movie because it keeps me and my sister in touch, and the fact that my kids think that the film is ancient and out of date and boring, they stay up to watch it with me.  Gotta love Stephen King.
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The Matrix.\n\nIt was great the first time I saw it, and the 30th. Also, there has never been a movie that I have thought about or discussed more than this movie.\n\nFantastic film.
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HI....I REALLY CAN'T PICK ONE.I LIKE ALOT OF HIS MOVIES AND BOOKS.HE HAS A GREAT IMAGINATOIN.I WISH,I COULD COME UP WITH SO GREAT STUFF.  \n  Clowmy
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THat's pretty subjective, but it's sure right up near the top of my list.  A terrifically serpentine plot, perfect period dialogue, smart use of symbolism and sharp shot selection are all things that stand out for me in this film.  Also, terrific hats ;)
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I liked Aliens 3.  It was interesting and scary.  I remember seeing at the theater and being really impressed by it.  I really liked the characters even though they were prisoners.\n\nMy mom and I have watched Aliens so many times we can practically quote the entire movie.  "!@#$ We're Dead! We're Dogmeat Pal!"
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I dislike picking absolute favourites but I'll name 'Local Hero' (1983) as mine. It is a beautiful wee Scottish film that has always meant the world to me.
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Believe it or not, Not only is it my favorite film, it's was just talking about it seconds before you posted this question. \n\nAs for why I like it, well, the film is an incredible adventure that explores not only life and death and how we deal with it, but also the human psyche. The film shows life and death not as an "it's all bout who you know," Christian style after life, but takes more of a, "death is what you make of it," neo-Buddhist approach. The scenes that take place during the "living" years, especially those dealing with the "double D" anniversary and why they had it, shows human frailty and presumed strength in a unique and all too real light... And the way those scenes were tied into the ending and the changes in attitude were incredible.\n\nIn short, the movie itself was insightful, provocative and quite enjoyable with elements of a great romance and a marvelous drama while still presenting a fantasy style storyline mixed with a little mystery and all the humor you would expect from Robin Williams. The cinematography and effects were excellent and the acting was phenomenal. Why it wasn't a bigger success is beyond me. \n\nAs far as I am concerned, this is one of the best movies ever written and produced.
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Boris Karloff and Jack Nicholson\n\nThe Terror
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I like choices 1 & 2.\nIt's really hard to pick a single fave... but this year was not too bad for films.\nI rather enjoyed Lucky Number Slevin, Inside Man and of course the DaVinci Code.
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I thought saw1 was amazing. It had all the components for a great psychological horror film, and it truly was my favorite horror for a long time. When Saw2 came out, I wasn't too anxious to see it because sequels never tend to be that good. But Saw2 turned out to be even more amazing than the first! The best horror movie ever!
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That's a hard one cause I love both but I believe David Lynch was first with Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me and Quinten Tarintino probably therefore learned from the master cause they both have a similar vibe...don't they!
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Connery no question. ( You know he supposedly hated doing those films?)  My fave is "Diamonds are Forever". \nI mean, when a guy gets beat up by two girls named Bambi and Thumper..... THAT'S great cinema!