Showing posts with label Jack Nance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack Nance. Show all posts

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Eraserhead

On Thursday night, I watched Eraserhead for the first time. I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, But aren't you always talking about how much you love David Lynch? Actually, you aren't thinking anything, because you aren't anyone, because no one reads our blog. But still. It doesn't make much sense that I love David Lynch, yet I haven't seen his first film, the one that notoriously took him years to finish, the one that made him famous, the one that the government included in the National Film Registry because it is "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
Well, yeah, but listen...David Lynch has a finite number of films, and once I finish them, I finish them. It's the same reasoning behind why I didn't read every Lorrie Moore book in one week. I like to know that there are still David Lynch movies out there that I haven't seen.
So I watched Eraserhead, finally. This clip sums up the experience:

You will probably enjoy it, if you're in the right mood. There was actually one scene in the movie that was almost too gross for me to watch. If something makes me say out loud, "Oh, gross," then I know it has been effective. Seal of approval!

Friday, June 12, 2009

Celebrate!


It's time to celebrate, you guys! Little Alex finished his first year of college. That means he's coming home as I type and summer can finally begin. Also, I forgot to mention it, but awhile ago we had our one year Blog-o-versary. I'm ignoring that months-long stretch of time where we didn't post anything, just like one of those couples who breaks up and then starts going out again but still celebrates an anniversary as if they've been together the whole time.
The point of this is to say: Now that Alex is home from college, I'm not sure what our posting schedule will be like (we never had a schedule. I don't know what I'm talking about). But I do know that we're going to be getting a Netflix account, so look forward to some weird, unhelpful, and extremely subjective movie reviews. This is one of the first things I want to see. We'll see if Alex goes for it.
 
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