What is David Lynch's Best Film?
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"Wild at Heart" and "Blue Velvet".  Both are wonderfully weird, but they also have a standard plot and are relatively understandable. The characters are likeable in these movies.  In some of the other movies, it is hard to even know who is who, they seem to morph into other characters, but that is David Lynch's intention.  He is one of my favorite directors, and I am amazed by all his movies.  My wife, among many others, hates his movies because they are not linnear, or in synch like most movies.  "Blue Velvet" would be my choice for you to see, since it is always 'under the radar'.  I love it.
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Moonscope is hardly any good if you ask me\n\nBUt the best in my book would be non other than Pixar. Dreamworks' animation would be second best.
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Best Movie based on his writing- The Shawshank Redemption\n\nBest Book- The Stand
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Ladyhawke - despite the fact that it starts Matthew Broderick, Michelle Pfeiffer, Rutger Hauer & Leo McKern - nobody has even HEARD of it! Set in medievil France it's a magical tale of cursed lovers (Hauer & Pfeiffer) who encounter a thief (Broderick) that changes the course of their curse, their love and their lives forever! (and the music is SOOOOO atmospheric - all in all the BEST EVER - \n\nThen again there is -\n\n"The Game" (Michael Douglas & Sean Penn) another forgotten film - but OMG!! - it's superb - keeps you guessing all the time - then constantly comes up with something you couldn't even BEGIN to guess at!!\n\nBoth highly recommended - trust me - you won't be disappointed with either!
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opera, demons, the beyond are actually my 3 favorite films.   They truly were the best.  Fulci would call his cuts in the middle of scenes and then spend the next 2 hours perfecting 3 second fx sequences.  Bava did an excellent job with Stagefright and Argento....wow   best film maker ever.  Great imagery and angles. wish he was still here.... still got asia
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Detour (1945)\nAfter his girlfriend Sue has left for the West Coast, Al Roberts decides to join her and starts a journey hitchhiking westwards. When he finds a driver who'd given him a lift dead, he decides to get rid of the body and take the man's identity, fearing he'd be accused of murder if he would go to the police. However, Vera, a hitchhiking girl Al picks up, sees through him and starts blackmailing him into going along with her schemes which get him deeper and deeper into trouble.\nProbably one of the purest noir films of all time...\nIt captures the absolute essence of film noir, and despite being shot with no budget, easily holds up against other films in the genre. Dark, complete with voiceover narration and shown in flashback, with a femme fatale to end them all....Enjoy.
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Casablanca is by far the best.  Everyone in it does an amazing job.  I think that Claude Rains is the most underrated actor of his time.
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Snatch\nThe Astrount's Wife\nButterfly Effect\nThe Devil's Advocate\nPi\nThe Ninth Gate\nThe Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind\n\nI can think of lots more...but try alll of the above mentioned, you won't regret.\nThey'll keep you intense up to the very end...maybe more!!
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The best movie ever, in my opinion, would have to be the Titanic. It's a great movie! I probably like it so much because I completely know how it feels to lose somebody you love. It's still really sad. It makes your emotions bounce.
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According to my definition of "great," I'd say Final Destination (thought-provoking), Spirited Away (nice animated story), The Sixth Sense (surprising ending twist), Van Helsing (comical horror), Minority Report, and...a number of others I cannot think of right now. I'm sure everyone has their preferences to different movies.
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Phantom of the Opera will always be the best. I have seen the play and the movie several times and I still enjoy the story and the music.\n\nFiddler on the Roof would be a close second.
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Personally I think it was Van Helsing, it was well cast and it had a lot of other characters than vampires.  I also really liked Underworld and Underworld Evolution...both great.
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werner herzog is an amazing film director. check out fitzcaraldo.
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Silent Hill is the BEST movie I've watched. You should play the game to have a better understanding of it. You should definitely go watch it.\n\nP.S. It is confusing if you don't play the game first.
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Coppola.  There's never been a better war movie ever.  Period.  Period.  End of story.  Kubrick's a distant second.  But that's it for Coppola.  Spielberg has all sorts of hits though.......Close Encounters, ET, Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Arc, and even recently with Catch me if you Can.....overall Spielberg has grossed much more, but with and epic like Apocalypse Now?  You can't touch Coppola.\n\nAdded: you want to compare 10 minutes of Private Ryan in Slow Motion (where everyone gives up when a few planes fly over)?  Against Brando handing Sheen the keys to the kingdom to a tune of the Doors playing "This is the end"? Seriously?  It's a quality versus quantity issue.
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Exorcist II: The Heretic\nGigli\nThe Legend of the Lone Ranger\nHeaven's Gate
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My top 5, in no particular order:\n1) The Exorcist\n2) Saw\n3) Saw 2\n4) Seven\n5) Hannibal