I think the question here is does a strong ending make up for any earlier perceived shortcomings? In the case of Inland Empire I don’t yet have an answer…. I’m sure being able to articulate its meaning would help find such an answer but then it wouldn’t be a Lynch film.
What I do know about the film is that it’s by far Lynch’s scariest film, not in the usual “horror” sense of scary but instead in a dread-inducing Lynchian concoction…
I had seen Speed Racer when I was a kid and it resonated with me enough that I had the toy set with the Mach 5. However there was a point where, while presumably playing with it, I hid the Mach 5 in a cabinet, a cabinet where it lay dormant for probably about a year before I rediscovered its tomb and proceeded to play with it like it was never lost. That was all the memory I had of…
Chemistry is great and it’s funny and the big scene is really good but idk it didn’t click for me everywhere else
I know it’s been said before but Bong may be the GOAT for getting that performance out of Chris Evans
Should’ve been about basketball so Inside the NBA could talk about it.
Ernie: in other news Art Donaldson being cucked by his wife!
Kenny: you know that happened to me one time in Houst—-
Shaq: CHUCK TELL THEM HOW MANY RINGS SHE HAS!!!
Chuck: One too many Shaq. Those big ol women in San Antonio know about that!
