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#1 2003-01-23 10:28 pm

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David Lynch on Macs

The new issue of MacDirectory has a nice piece on David Lynch, his love of Macs, and how he uses them in his movies. Anyone who is a fan of his movies should pick up a copy.
http://www.macdirectory.com/4u/subscrib … html4.html

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-David Lynch


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#2 2003-01-23 10:37 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

Lynch is cool but too many people act like him...or at least try to.  You've see them around, the stuffy, up-crust, art student sipping mocha latte caramel fucenchino.  It's really annoying.  Plus, they're usually using PC laptops.  Lynch would not approve.

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#3 2003-01-23 10:39 pm

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Mulholland Drive confused me  eek

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#4 2003-01-23 10:41 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

And that was perhaps his most logical flick!

I've never been a fan of his. I respect him for doing his own thing, but for crying out loud, it doesn't hurt to make sense once in awhile!


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#5 2003-01-24 12:34 am

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I'd like to see Lynch star in and produce a switch ad!  big_smile

Mulholland Drive was a bit of a disappointment to me as well (with the exception of some fine scenes with the ladies wink ). I was really enjoying it up till the the night club, where the story got all wack.

I'd have to say Wild at Heart and Blue Velvet are my two favorite Lynch films.


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#6 2003-01-24 7:46 am

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Some people will never forgive him for Dune.


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#7 2003-01-24 9:18 am

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

Some people will never forgive him for Dune.

The "Science Fiction Channel" version is so much better that I have blocked my memory of the Lynch thing except for the Eno music.

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#8 2003-01-24 10:41 am

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

too many people act like him...or at least try to.  You've see them around, the stuffy, up-crust, art student sipping mocha latte caramel fucenchino. It's really annoying.

People have been pompous, pretentious asses for thousands of years now. How can you blame or connect Lynch with that?

Besides which, from everything I've read, Lynch is not at all a scenemaker, much more a normal person but with some really bizarre quirks and obsessions.

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#9 2003-01-24 11:05 am

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

too many people act like him...or at least try to.  You've see them around, the stuffy, up-crust, art student sipping mocha latte caramel fucenchino. It's really annoying.

People have been pompous, pretentious asses for thousands of years now. How can you blame or connect Lynch with that?

Besides which, from everything I've read, Lynch is not at all a scenemaker, much more a normal person but with some really bizarre quirks and obsessions.

People have had some really bizarre quirks and obsessions for thousands of years.


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#10 2003-01-24 12:06 pm

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big_smile  big_smile


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#11 2003-01-24 12:14 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

Some people will never forgive him for Dune.

The "Science Fiction Channel" version is so much better that I have blocked my memory of the Lynch thing except for the Eno music.

Sci-fi showed the extended Lynch verison last night. It's much better than the version that was released in theatres. If I could only afford to get a Dazzle or Formac studio, I'd burn that smurf onto DVD.


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#12 2003-01-24 12:15 pm

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Hey! I didn't type 'poop'!


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#13 2003-01-24 12:36 pm

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People have had some really bizarre quirks and obsessions for thousands of years.

Right, but just because you're an oddball doesn't necessarily mean you're trying to be like someone else.

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#14 2003-01-24 1:19 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

I dig Lynch's Dune (and his other flicks!), I liked the Sci-FI version better, but it was a much longer format, and it borrowed from some established things from the Lynch version...

I just didn't like a lot of the actors in the Sci-Fi version, but I am looking forward to thier sequel...

I thought the music in Dune was by Toto...

Anyway, I just wanted to write in defence of Lynch's Dune, and Lynch in general... smile

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#15 2003-01-24 1:30 pm

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I just didn't like a lot of the actors in the Sci-Fi version, but I am looking forward to thier sequel...

I thought the music in Dune was by Toto...

Toto also had some music, but I think the majority was by Brian Eno, in spite of Toto's prominent title.

I agree, there were some actors I would have done without.  I think the best four were for the Stilgar, Chani, Paul, the Fremen Reverend Mother characters.   The miscast ones were mainly the Fenring character and Duke Leto.

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#16 2003-01-24 1:53 pm

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I agree, there were some actors I would have done without.  I think the best four were for the Stilgar, Chani, Paul, the Fremen Reverend Mother characters.   The miscast ones were mainly the Fenring character and Duke Leto.

They guy who played Duke Leto is a great actor who played the U-Boat captain in Das Boot, one of my favorite movies.


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#17 2003-01-24 2:16 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

yeah, him and William Hurt are great...


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#18 2003-01-24 3:11 pm

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Stilgar was played by Uwe Ochsenknecht -- http://us.imdb.com/Name?Ochsenknecht,+Uwe
who played the Chief Bosun in Das Boat

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#19 2003-01-26 2:31 am

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

yeah... anyone see eraser head? i like that movie because the pixies covered a song in it...



and also because it makes no sense!










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#20 2003-01-27 9:02 am

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

I lost a lot of repect for Lynch after he pretty much admitted that he was making Twin Peaks up as he went along.  Instead of all the odd pieces not fitting together because it's a tiny part of a really cool, really complex story, now it's just a bunch of stuff that happened.  Hell, I could come up with that.


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#21 2003-01-27 1:37 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

I lost a lot of repect for Lynch after he pretty much admitted that he was making Twin Peaks up as he went along.  Instead of all the odd pieces not fitting together because it's a tiny part of a really cool, really complex story, now it's just a bunch of stuff that happened.  Hell, I could come up with that.

Interesting...


Just wondering, where did you read that?


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#22 2003-01-27 1:38 pm

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Yeah, I never really got into Twin peaks, but a ot of people rave... Is that form the DVD?  or did you read it some where?

Enquiring minds want to know!


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#23 2003-01-27 5:27 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

And that was perhaps his most logical flick!

I've never been a fan of his. I respect him for doing his own thing, but for crying out loud, it doesn't hurt to make sense once in awhile!

See "The Straight Story"

In it's way as disturbing as anything from Lynch, but quite sensible. big_smile


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#24 2003-01-27 8:37 pm

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Re: David Lynch on Macs

I lost a lot of repect for Lynch after he pretty much admitted that he was making Twin Peaks up as he went along.  Instead of all the odd pieces not fitting together because it's a tiny part of a really cool, really complex story, now it's just a bunch of stuff that happened.  Hell, I could come up with that.

Interesting...


Just wondering, where did you read that?

Forget it, I think he was making it up as he went along. wink

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#25 2003-01-27 8:58 pm

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yeah... anyone see eraser head? i like that movie because the pixies covered a song in it...



and also because it makes no sense!










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Eraserhead is a definate headtrip of a movie.  It's been a long time since I've seen it, but it certainly had some unforgettable scenes!

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