Four Favorites: a David Lynch special edition. From Keanu Reeves to Coralie Fargeat, we bring together the cast, crew and musicians who have named the acclaimed directorās films among their four faves.
Featuring Guy Pearce, Lara Peake, Alia Shawkat, Keanu Reeves, Brian Woods, Coralie Fargeat, Zack Snyder, Isom Innis, Jeff Rowe, Emma Corrin/Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross, Tarsem Singh, Justin Theroux, Kylie Rogers, Adam Elliott, Robert Eggers, Christopher Abbott, and Will Sharpe.
Edited by Shannon Keirce
Produced by Gemma Gracewood
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I can't believe this happened. I'm devastated. I am so heart broken. He really was one of a kind. He was an incredible human being, with a beautiful mind š¤ rest in peace, Mr Lynch. We will never forget you.
NO INLAND EMPIRE?!?!?!?!?!?! WTF!!!
RIP
It makes SO much sense that the director of Mary & Max would shout out The Elephant Man. These two movies are spiritually connected, though 30 years apart and very different on a surface level.
Missing lost highway and inland empire
Once again Lost Highway is overlooked ):
Once again lost highway was totally forgotten.
Shame because it is my favorite. To be honest i am quite surprise someone said a straight story, like that is underrated af. No one talks about it
No love for lost highwayš¢
I'm with Keanu Reeves, My favorite Lynch movie is Eraserhead
Always my fav film of him Eliphant man even its not typical movie style but he wanted to show things he really see in human and care as as fellow aquarius, one of my all time fav movies. also
the fires killed him. why didnt he leave so cal when this started?
R.i.p David Lynch š¢š¢
The Straight Story is such a perfect movie and nobody talks about it.
never saw a lynch film before and rented mulholland drive when i was a junior in HS. it's funny how nowadays when you look at reviews, you'll see a lot of people watch a film or tv series and leave a comment saying it made no sense and it was awful as a result — but the first time i watched mulholland drive, it did not make sense whatsoever to me and i still came away thinking it was the greatest thing i'd ever seen. i must have watched it front to back at least 5x that weekend and it captivated me.
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No mention of INLAND EMPIRE?!
That's simply Lynch's essence.
Everyone who said Elephant Man is based!! RIP DL
No Fire Walk With Me?
cant belive heis gonne
"The Elephant Man" and "The Straight Story" are two of the most beautiful movies in the history of cinema.
happy to see some rep for Lost Highway in the comments, but i'm gonna zag and say Inland Empire, a harrowing and transcendent experience, Lynch is truly one of the greatest American artists of the last century, Rest In Peace
RIP David. I like Dune (1.0). I think it was his second picture and he was young. Trying to make a movie out of a incomprehensible story, not getting the budget he expected, filming in brutal heat in Mexico wearing rubber suits, not getting the final directors cut. It is still a great movie and even with the problems, the actors and actresses loved him. Not his best, but still very good. It also has his weirdness plus his cameo driving a spice harvester.
David Lynch deserves a longer more in depth video.
No Lost Highway Sadge
Not one mention of Inland Empire? Amateurs.
He was such a visionary director his surreal dreamscapes are my ENERGY
"No hay banda, todo es una ilusiĆ³n".
Rest In Peace you absolute genious.
Lost Highway is for serious people
No Inland Empire š
My favorite director…. his work always stirs such powerful emotional reactions within me ā¤
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he signed the petition of polanski.
sorry but what ar ethey not telln g us. HS HOUSE HARDLY NO WNDOWS. AND THE WHOLE EVACUATON TNG S ODD AS HS HOUSE AS NOT ON FIRE AND MADE OF CONCRETE AND HIS FUNERAL VERY STRANGE AND SOME COMMENTS BY ATTENDEES BEYOND WEIRD.
Iāve got Mulholland Drive and The Elephant Man in my top 4. RIP David Lynch
Hopefully there are many of you out there who appreciated āINLAND EMPIREā Iāll take that over āMulholland Driveā any day.
Thanks for the work David. (āI SAID THANKS FOR THE WORK DAVID!ā)
Mulholland Dr. and Dune are in my top 4.
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me has lows but it also has Lynch's highest highs and arguably his most powerful set pieces.
I remember showing Eraserhead (my personal favorite) to my friends in college. I loved seeing the pure looks of horror and confusion on their faces as they watched š after the movie ended, my friends were silent for a minute and then one of them said āKay, Kris isnāt allowed to pick the movie anymoreā¦ā and then they all legit didnāt speak to me for about a week š¤£ā¤ļø
Always enjoyed his version of Dune. Wild at Heart. His dreamscapes were such an iconic feature in his films. Hope he finds it more comforting than he envisioned. Went to Bob's Big Boy in Burbank to pay homage and eat in his honor.