David Lynch: Inland Empire Introduction

[CIarkNova]

wtf, this was in chicago??? i wish i'd known, i would love to have been there.. : ((((

[omdois]

wish we had this introduction when we first saw the movie!

[zenrarity]

You are joking...right?

[b2367]

i think this Movie is a tribute ti Marilyne Monroe

[simonklapi]

that's a nice interpretation! I like that idea.

[TrevorKingKwong]

@b2367

Very interesting thought. "A woman in trouble." What if Nikki is Marilyn trapped inside and terrorized by the film industry?

[uberwench7]

You lucky bastards who were there!

[Ultrasecond]

What a cool way to introduce a film. Especially a David Lynch one at that.

[djbethell]

whose the dreamer who decides to walk about half-way through the introduction? Plank!

[brightpinkstatic]

AAmazing

[screamfilms]

creo que no entiendes...

1:en un festival todos los directores en premiere se presentan antes de sus obras.

2:inland empire no es mala, es una gran pelicula, solo tienes que interpretarla

[PLUVIOMETRORECORD]

que espectacular!!!

[friendlier]

Oh, wow. They still have the organist at the Music Box! I've been in NY a while...

[walentys]

I was there! Haha, I drove all the way from MICHIGAN. Though, I also went because some of my friends live there, so it was cool.

[yieldsigns]

oh, yeah. you were sitting behind me.

;)

hmm. and i thought driving from Milwaukee was far.

[bravoss]

Well sir, I wanted to ask you if you were really present at the screening or that you just downloaded this from somewhere but I can see from the other comments that you behaved like a true reporter, so I withdraw my question immediately.

[yieldsigns]

Yeah. I'm not sure it was worth standing in the freezing cold for 45 minutes after driving to Chicago (1.5 times, as I foolishly forgot the tickets- so unlike me!) but I enjoyed the film, which isn't going to be released in Milwaukee.

Overall, a good experience. :)

[yieldsigns]

Added to the extensive info.

[yieldsigns]

Congratulations, friend.

I've found out the organist's name, btw.

SEe video info

[yieldsigns]

It's the midnight screening, btw. Are you the nice guy who handed me my hat when it slid off my lap during the movie?

And why were you out so late?!

[yieldsigns]

I dunno. I couldn't tell if it was illegal or not. There weren't any signs and they only warned us against photographing the actually film, so I'm not quite sure where there'd be a problem, except concerning the organist.

If you can find out his name, I'd be glad to include it, here. I didn't know if he was a theatre employee or just some random guy, but I wanted to promote him.

[MeatyUrologist]

You lucky son of bitch.

[oftenIGNORDnvr4goten]

I wanted to smack the people in front of you. Down in front! xoxoxoxo

[yieldsigns]

seriously. aside from those people, the same 3 people kept leaving during the actual movie, including a rather obese man who at one point dropped his bottle of water and took 20 minutes to pick it up. it would have been a little more courteous to let his smaller sized wife do all the moving and shaking.

[oftenIGNORDnvr4goten]

I watched a court case the other day where a man who wouldn't shut the fuck up during a movie got pop poured over his head. He claimed it burned his eyes. I wanted to hug the lady who did it.

[yieldsigns]

Seriously.  There was a nice guy across the aisle who silently handed me my hat when I dropped it during the movie, though.

At least he knew how to act right.

[bluehairboyman]

why I David Lynch stealing all of your ideas?

[bluehairboyman]

*is*

[yieldsigns]

i dunno. he left right after the introduction and i couldn't confront him about it.

;)

[yieldsigns]

Yeah, I think this little intro might have actually been more enjoyable than the film.

[lisasimpson]

Wow, awesome!

[silentfrwy]

too cool

[yieldsigns]

it was a spiritual moment, B. 

:)

[cinderellaferret]

David Lynch is a creative genius. He has a pretty impressive body of work.

[mcasual]

the dreamer dreams and then lives in that dream

that's an inspiring thought