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- Apr 22, 2015
You know when you have this moment:
You have this kind of reaction to something you maybe just were disinterested in, or you thought it was just "okay" at the time or it just suddenly clicked one day. I've had that with every David Lynch movie I've seen excluding the Elephant Man and the Straight Story. Even Dune I appreciated more upon a 2nd rewatch and it holds up even better when compared to the new one.
Had that moment where I really fucking connected to the movie when I re-watched Eyes Wide Shut... Keep in mind that the first time I saw it, I initially dismissed much of the billionaire pedo conspiracy theories but it wasn't until I did more research and with the Epstein revelations it all suddenly clicked.
Another one would be Jacob's Ladder. I never hated it but for years I wanted to see the infamous cut footage that was more disturbing and made the movie more into a pure horror film. But over the years and gaining life experience the film hits harder now and I can't imagine watching a different version because it achieves a very weird sort of balance that I can't think of any other film that pulled off as well where it's equally a drama and a horror film. Maybe Don't Look Now is another example of Drama/Horror?
You have this kind of reaction to something you maybe just were disinterested in, or you thought it was just "okay" at the time or it just suddenly clicked one day. I've had that with every David Lynch movie I've seen excluding the Elephant Man and the Straight Story. Even Dune I appreciated more upon a 2nd rewatch and it holds up even better when compared to the new one.
Had that moment where I really fucking connected to the movie when I re-watched Eyes Wide Shut... Keep in mind that the first time I saw it, I initially dismissed much of the billionaire pedo conspiracy theories but it wasn't until I did more research and with the Epstein revelations it all suddenly clicked.
Another one would be Jacob's Ladder. I never hated it but for years I wanted to see the infamous cut footage that was more disturbing and made the movie more into a pure horror film. But over the years and gaining life experience the film hits harder now and I can't imagine watching a different version because it achieves a very weird sort of balance that I can't think of any other film that pulled off as well where it's equally a drama and a horror film. Maybe Don't Look Now is another example of Drama/Horror?