aw yeah let's watch some movies
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Very strange, surrealist watch that definitely took a while to get into. The Lynch influence is clear but it lacks the punchier comedy in Lynch’s work, which results in a lot of very empty feeling moments of longing that can be too drawn out. Sometimes it’s unclear what a character’s depth is outside of feeling a longing for something.
I have yet to watch Blue Gate Crossing so this has made me curious to see how these initial ideas and themes developed into his more highly acclaimed work.
Had the opportunity to ask Rajamouli after a showing if he thinks twice about killing flies now.
He said no, but it took a while after the film had wrapped to be able to kill a fly again. They spent hours capturing and studying flies to understand their movements and tendencies, trying to decipher how they could make a fly seem human. It shows.
I did not expect the CGI fly to make for such a great character. The fly’s…