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As the title says can you help me see incredible movies that are similar in style etc. As simple as that,that simple. Thanks veryiously Beatburglar. |
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Donnie Darko, 21 Grams, The Machineist, all of Ingmar Bergmans movies (the hour of the wolf, persona and Fanny and Alexander etc).. |
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well, ive been reviewing "old boy" by park chan-wook recently, and i think it has some similarities with lynch film, so probably you would like it... |
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have to see old boy :) |
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indeed, you HAVE to. (and symphaty for mr.vengeance too!) |
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good old naked lunch if you missed it like I did. |
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Seconding "The Machinist" |
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"naked lunch" seconded |
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I AM NOT ALONE!!! |
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Dallas: The Bobby Ewing Dream Saga The Machinist was fucking awful. Doesn't compare to Lynch in anyway apart from it's own overstretched pretensions. |
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What was that recent one about time travel? Really low budget, set in a garage. Look for that one. |
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"primer" |
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Aw christ, thanks man. I've been trying to remember what it was called for ages. |
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Just a look at the thread titles on the imdb page for that movie shows it'll appeal to a Lynch fan |
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not at all. also, it's a little more comical than lynch (very black comedy, though), but i'd also recommend martin scorcese's "after hours." see it with "wild at heart" and "the wizard of oz." |
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last but not least, i absolutely recommend "city of lost children," probably more than anything else. unfortunately the english translation on the dvd subtitles leaves a lot to be desired (they are different from the theatrical subtitles, which were better), but they'll have to do. if you like, i will repeat "city of lost children" over and over until you see it, to make sure you don't forget. |
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or "delicatessen" instead... |
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and, if looking for a obvious lynch reference, watch the amazing orson welles film "evil touch". |
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yes, "delicatessen" is also very good. |
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city of lost children - i second that too. preferrably the original, not the remake. Original is called La Cite Des Enfants Perdue. I fell in love with that Miette for a time. |
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Gods, I still haven't seen that. I will asap |
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do watch it several times, please. |
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remake? do you mean the version with the language dubbed? if so, i do agree that the dubbed version should be avoided. |
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yes, there's so much detail... |
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I thought there is a remake by americans. maybe i'm wrong. |
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L'Intrus by Claire Denis. Of vourse if you manage to find it . |
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Interestingly enough, David Lynch was born on this very day in 1946. |
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i don't think there's a remake. happy birthday, david. |
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ok. i've been misinformed then. |
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Seul Contre Tous |
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a happy note: the world is a better place without a (inevitably inferior) remake of "city of lost children." : ) |
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cube |
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hell yeah ;) |
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while we're giving opinions, i'd like to add that "cube" should be avoided at all costs. |
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lynch is the idm director by excellence... a fucking braindance nightmare! |
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Dead Man |
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intelligent dance movie director. |
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good choice. |
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and freaks (1931) |
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I thought Cube was interesting enough to sit through, even with the horrible acting, but I probably wouldn't watch it again. I suppose you're probably looking for surrealistic movies or movies with a lot of symbolism, or just movies that are presented in an alternative way. Besides those mentioned, here are a few more: Anything by the Brothers Quay is great - especially Institute Benjamenta. Most of their shorts are on DVD now, but there are a few newer films that I have no idea how to see (Piano Tuner of Earthquakes, In Absentia, etc.) Anything by Jan Svankmajer is also great, most notably Alice, Little Otik and Faust. A Zed and Two Noughts by Peter Greenway is pretty good, and the rest of his films probably are too, though I haven't seen them. I also really like the Guy Maddin movies I've seen - The Saddest Music in the World being among the best. Then you could watch Bunuel films. Un Chien Andalou is a classic... also Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie. Then there is Brazil and other Terry Gilliam movies. Umm... also the movies of Jean Cocteau, Fritz Lang, and Murnau... |
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try the Michael Haneke movies too, not exactly the same style, but trully deranged as well. |
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Haneke is fuckin' great. my favourite, lätt! |
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Being John Malkovich,Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.comes to mind |
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whole Hitchcock, "Frozen Peepermint" and "Feed the Crows aka "CrÃa cuervos", aka "Cria!" (USA) aka "Raise Ravens" (UK) by Carlos Saura, "Last Year in Marienbad"Alain Resnais, "After Hours" by Scorsese, "Los Olvidados", "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie", "That Obscure Object of Desire" by Luis Bunuel :) |
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santa sangre, holy mountain, existenz, spider, the dead zone, maya deren's films |
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DAVID CRONENBERG |
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maya deren - true !!! |
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I agree about David Cronenberg - Videodrome is worth a watch. |
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