Blue Velvet Part 1

[Maloperverso]

I have a small penis. Anyone else?

[TheBradcake]

Shut up Push you don't get to be in the related videos

[Hendrikdevuile]

'Allo, 'allo, what's all that there ear? Classic movie!

[christchin018]

@bigjuicymike7 it is blue velvet by bobby vinton

[bigjuicymike7]

can some one plz tell me who sings the first song???

[Simon5005]

Ratio is wrong............should be 16:9 (Widescreen).

[zigifrojd]

Great film, one of my all time favourites. Please tell me niksati is your video blocked somewhere, someplace, I am interested about copyrights and if its blocked in which countries. Thanks.

[messysnacks]

Think most people don't get it because they expect a traditional storytelling manner in a movie. With Lynch, he crosses over to visual art, sometimes there is no story, just a artistic means of evocation, pushes you into a weird, uncomfortable world unfamiliar and not based in rationality. Basically if you like new experiences and unpredictability you might like his stuff.

[lollipopfop]

@messysnacks Yes, otherwise known as boring silly bs.

[MegaSammich]

hey guys dont talk about the movie or anything

[TheLove7391]

i make the same mistake, all too often, of watching a David Lynch film before i go to bed then spending the remainder of the evening questioning my own thoughts, actions, and legitimacy.

[lorddarkeet]

I love this movie. A seemingly perfect community, except that Frank fuckin' booth lives there.

[027220]

6:03 - :05 Like Resvevoir Dogs that came out 6 years later.

[027220]

2:48 - 3:12 I didn't see 'that' coming. :O!

[027220]

I hope this is prohibited from kids.

[starlightassassin]

@027220 why

[027220]

@starlightassassin What do you 'mean' why?

[TheMauvetys]

Merci YT :P

[astralhed]

i love this movie , amazing cinematography

Dennis Hopper is a trip :P

[radpcdrums]

Best fuckin' movie of the '80's, argument over.

[ktoimil]

@radpcdrums Someone hasn't seen "Raging Bull"

[herrdruhl]

all the hints at things to come...

[Lyriicistique]

love this film. had to watch it for uni, and analyse it, which in my opninon ruins most movies, but it didn't this one.

[lizzylou32]

All of you are a bunch of morons! 

[winterstellar]

I'm supersmart, and I only enjoy Lynch movies for the estetics, the beauty. I'm not looking for anything "deep" or "profound" or anything in them, they're just "pretty flicks" to me!: )

[Deline89W]

@winterstellar Isnt that a bit cocky? :)

[winterstellar]

@Deline89W Yes, hehe. That's the way I am.: )

[Myfriendfats8]

I'm intellectually BELOW average just from reading the previous comment.

Pseudo-intellectuals are very easy to spot btw.

[zackhanscom]

@Myfriendfats8 intellectuals and pseudo intellectuals are the same thing. one just has more popular views.

[duingun]

thanks so much

[LiliScarlett8]

The openig titles music is amazing. Love this movie !

[doctorman1000]

Lynch said his films are up to personal interpetation. I enjoy them for their weirdness.

[streetcarp19]

This movies way of putting you in an alternate reality is really quite perfect

[gmfballer]

what exactly happened to the dad in the beginning 

[IExposeMormonism]

@gmfballer bee sting...  it's always the little things

[Schniddo]

@gmfballer He is having a heart attack

[juliabohemian]

The detective's reaction to a person finding an ear was very odd. Like people bring him ears every day.

I don't know. This is Lynch. So the people aren't going to be normal. But I still find it odd.

[nietzsche71]

genius

[kfag101]

David Lynch's movies are timeless

[jakeriding53]

blue velvet is one of the most disturbing films i've ever scene, but this and Mulholland drive are the reason i want to be in film

david lynch are the most underrated film-maker of all time

[kfag101]

@jakeriding53 you will SOAR! David Lynch is the greatest inspiration

[jakeriding53]

@kfag101 thanks for the confidence, hopefully you'll see my films if i keep following this genius

[kfag101]

@jakeriding53 I am counting on it!

[RichardForkins]

What the hell happened to the guy with the hose?

"Oh no, my hose is braking!" *dies*

[VasilikiJohnny]

I love that film.

[naneek2]

yes... thats a human ear all right

[summerislefan]

Wow, you Americans are lucky-i assume this is from an American copy, in Britain it is rare and i bought a copy only to find the picture was below VHS quality, beyond abysmal. Anyway is this from the US special edition because i may have to buy an import.

For such a rich film the brits deserve much better

[EdMahoney19]

Lynch combines film noir, surrealism and the grotesque. In other words, he is a director of crap.

[LivienRochelle]

Heh, I grew up in town called Lumberton.

[Magnolia296]

Really nice and deep film. Kyle MacLachlan, Laura Dern, Isabella Rossellini and Dennis Hopper showed brilliant acting. The ending was just awesome. I miss the 80's and 90's - best era in cinematography

[Ashloomis]

I'm currently going through Blue Velvet and digitally replacing Dennis Hopper with Johnny Depp.

[TrippyMcgee22]

@Ashloomis

there is literally no replacement for Dennis Hopper show some respect.

If your little mind is incapable of watching amazing cinema with unbeatable actors, and you can only watch movies with the mediocre acting of hollywood actors like Johnny Depp, then you should stick to the pirates of the carribean and all the retarded re-hash Tim Burton films

[Ashloomis]

@TrippyMcgee22 That was actually just a joke, I love Dennis Hopper.

[earp1673]

Wait; so, Keanu Reeves smokes crack? Is that what you guys are talking about?

[lurch7797]

yes keanu reeves was in speed

[CultureCunt]

speed? ... what's a keanu reeves? i'm confused....

[BlackOut0189]

The bugs at 3:36 sounds awfully similar to the Smoke Monster from LOST.

[alexandreleverrier]

Ok maybe I'm not smart enough for Lynch but after watching three of his movies, I tried to get in to it, I just don't get it, it's to weird for me.

[CaptainPommby]

That scissor part got me!

Snip*

[Flare091]

i threw up a little when i saw all those Beatles

[bonzimurdok]

@2:05 nothing creepier than (at least what appears to be) the perfect neighborhood

[pepiru1977]

犬が放水に夢中。

[ColbertandStewartpwn]

rip denny



[Sony1285]

There are really some good old movies, but wtf is this shit. F sick movie, what kind of demented f made this video.

[jshrubz]

@Sony1285 You obviously have no taste whatsoever. Blue Velvet is a jewel of American cinema. And, the "demented f", as you so put it, that made this film, his name is David Lynch, a brilliant director whose other works include the classics Eraserhead and Mulholland Drive.

[Sony1285]

@jshrubz Yup my taste is normal, like the majority of society.

[niksati]

@Sony1285 Lynch doesnt make 'shallow movies' , thats why you dont get it.

[senhuan]

@niksati Lynch is also known for refusing to explain anything about his in interviews. If you don't get it, you're not going to get any help from him.

[kuj4z]

@niksati implying Sony is shallow.

[ramsesiii55]

@niksati AHAHAHA! Here we have the exact response the film is meant to elicit from its fan base. The mediocre, intellectually average are given something that they can pretend to understand to feel some sort of superiority to others of comparable intellect. They see intelligent people enjoying things that they don't understand, so they mistakenly attribute aesthetic quality to opacity. David Lynch's surrealist films, for the most part, are heralded by these pseudo-intellectuals.

[coconut7joemanji]

@Sony1285 There is no such thing as "normal" just the illusion of normality anyone trying to be "normal" is simply trying to become part of a something that does not exist and as a result are doing nothing more than decorating there inauthentic meaningless lives with random materialist goods of varying social relevance.

[serpico89]

@coconut7joemanji well put.

[Deathmetaldood810]

@coconut7joemanji that was honestly a beautiful statement and i couldnt agree more

[mahound9]

@coconut7joemanji And usually, though not always, when I've gotten close enough to some "normal" people, who uncannily fit the mold of compulsory normalcy, things aren't so normal at all. Under the surface....

[BigHashTouraj]

@jshrubz he's wierdo but his movie are entertaining bizarre lol

[luisthedude]

@Sony1285 there's a reason why it's a cult classic, because a large portion such as yourself and 'respected' others like Roger Ebert don't get this movie.

[MajestiPrawn]

Wild at Heart is one of the best love stories ever... the best

[DorvellTStewart]

I love how he said, "It looks like the ear was cut off with scizzors", and then it cuts to a scene of just that. Sorta reminds me of CSI!

[12stringsforme]

3:21 and what the fuck is the point of this sequence?

[duque91]

@12stringsforme hes telling you what the whole movie is about... he´s showing you what´s under white-fence america

[Useless2112]

It's weird that Dennis Hopper hasn't been in any other films before or since, he's a good actor. He should have gotten more than one role before he died. :(

[mattdicks1]

@Useless2112 Are you kidding? He's still alive, on his way out though. Plus he's been in many films.

[jrmetmoi]

@Useless2112 Are you kidding? He was the bad guy in Speed with Keanu Reeves back in the 90s.

[Useless2112]

@jrmetmoi Keanu Reeves wasn't in Speed, it was Tom Cruise and Sandra Bullock. How can he be the 'bad guy' in Speed? The bad guy was a bus!

[TheAsphyxiatedAngel]

@Useless2112 I suggest that you go back and watch SPEED. Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock and Dennis Hopper were all in it. Go back and look at a little known (LOL) film from the 60's called EASY RIDER . Also, from the 80's, he also directed COLORS.

[Useless2112]

@TheAsphyxiatedAngel I LOVE Easy Rider! It's one of my favourite films! Who did he play in it, was he the lawyer?

[ironman5454]

@TheAsphyxiatedAngel

C'mon, you all for real? Hopper was making movies back in the 50's with James Dean !! LOL ! I'm obviously older than you all - just find t funny when younger people think in terms of their own 'times' not realizing whats come before them. I did it too. The Beatles were a huge phenom. for me. Although I was aware of Chuck Berry or Elvis I wrote them off as 'yesterday' not realizing that to older folks these 2 were just as huge as the Beatles.Now kids are "Beatles - wha?"

[jrmetmoi]

@Useless2112 No no NO Useless! Keanu Reevs WAS in Speed not Tom Cruise and I remember it because Keanu's acting was really bad as usual and he should stick to doing action movies only! The bad guy was Dennis Hopper who put the bomb on the bus?

[niksati]

@Useless2112 HAHAHAHA ROFL thats a good one xD

[Boobalopbop]

@Useless2112 Tom Cruise in Speed? Are you on crack?

[Useless2112]

@Boobalopbop Tom Cruise is not on speed. He's a scientologist. He knows a lot about the universe.

[xkerry16x]

@Useless2112 Keanu reeves was in speed

[Useless2112]

@xkerry16x No, that was Dennis Hopper.

[stylegirl36]

@Useless2112

Keanu Reeve was the cop in Speed. He was the main character. Dennis Hopper was the bad guy. Duhh!!

[brandonbeyer]

@Useless2112 it was Keanu Reeves in speed, how can you mistake his horrific acting for anyone else, "Whoa there's a bomb on the bus" (in stoner voice)

[Useless2112]

i'm 12 and what is this?

[Caveman6666x]

Fuckin snitch, what're you doing with the jerkoff pigs?

[EvaBroun]

Bowie is always brilliant. and creepy.

[calciumkid85]

Indeed, A magnificent masterpiece!

I believe all the people should have watched this film..

[elskeggso]

The opening music is brilliantly creepy

[calciumkid85]

@elskeggso Yeah! you're right. Badalementi is a genius. And he constantly collaborates with the other genius, lynch. What a perfect couple!

[BentivoglioIII]

Lynch is always something more than the others

[PaterVisitator]

the aspect ratio is wrong...Are u guys not able to SEE that ? Or are u not able to load it up properly ?

[Caveman6666x]

For the price I can live with it.

[MyRicardo1981]

Isabella beautiful woman....!!!!But of course she is Italiana!!!

[Wytchfinde]

Masterpiece.

[faridjabba]

thanks , hiope ir stays here

[armolana]

i believe, Kyle MacLachlan is Lynch's favourite actor. he did play in Twin peaks.

awsome.

[snifnscratch]

Kyle was also in "Dune" - the sci-fi epic. I think it was his first major role

[jrmetmoi]

@armolana Laura Dern must be his fave actress then. She's in this and in Inland Empire.

[Useless2112]

@jrmetmoi ...and Wild At Heart. Which sucks.

[Sanktuin]

the film is cursed!

[babealice123]

thanks for upload =D

[megandelioncourt]

Did anyone else cringe with the 'ear cut off by scissors' then the big scissors cutting the police cord D:

aha

[ZaidNitsua]

same guy made Eraser Head. love this movie started Drinking PBR because of it before it became trendy to drink the stuff.

[maysraise]

holy shit i started drinking blue ribbon cause of this film too

[yourqueenspeaking]

That dog is crushing that guys nuts in the beginning..hahaha

[StuffedMannequin]

I love this movie.

[uluvmeluvu9496]

EWW! It's an ear! =/

[m0une]

Too bad we can't see the other parts.. this movie seems to be awesome..

[valet176]

See user mulhollanddr4u

[MilanWisteria]

Kyle Maclachlan is really very handsome

[MorbidBliss22]

@MilanWisteria: I have four words for you: Special Agent Dale Cooper.

[Boobalopbop]

@MilanWisteria I think he's improved with age... Here is looks very plain. He's definitely handsome as an older guy though.

[Supenmanu]

and who said that the film noir period ended in the 60's - it clearly lasted till the 80's (-:

[niksati]

hello.. sorry, i dont think i can upload anymore BV, the video file always got an error everytime i cut and save it.

[talleyho12]

ITS the guy frome dune :)

[legref]

Creepy, intriguing, wicked humor. David Lynch is one of a kind.

[jrmetmoi]

@legref He's the bad side to the happier kooky John Waters.

[s4mth16ngstr24nge]

the scene while he waters the garden is most Mysterious: it shows exactly what the film intends to do - it goes for setting up an idyllic american town, 50's style, to undercut it and show its dark, perverse underbelly - the nasty bugs under the ground of the beautiful garden w/picket fences where firemen wave at you as they drive by. and then the discovery of the ear - this is all about the dark, perverse underbelly of supposedly harmless, perfect society.

[billyshitcheese]

wow, how insightful. you got all that just from that short scene?

[s4mth16ngstr24nge]

well, of course i saw the whole thing, not just the opening scene alone, but the opening scene is like a short version of what is to come later. directorially speaking, the opening scene is calculated to show the director's intentions for the entire film, the opening scene shows the direction that the film is headed towards. to show the ugly underbelly of a seemingly perfect picture. as we can see with the main character's father watering his perfect garden: he has a stroke, bugs+rot underneath.

[440181]

im taking film studies, and we learnt that in the first leasson. i was like "fuck all that from the beggining" ! :P im guessing u also take film studies

[Aynrand115]

i've always wondered this what year does this take place in

[Conker53rd]

anybody know the name of the music playing at the very beginning with the blue velvet background?

[KakNieke]

Blue Velvet by Angelo Badalamenti, sung by Julee Cruise. All musics in Blue Velvet are from Angelo Badalamenti.

[IAmOysterman]

aww, i hoping to finally see it.

[99rhetbaboons]

Uh, why wouldn't he just write on something?

[takkcertu]

Thank you very much...

[aoifus]

oh i love you for putting this up! i shall look out for it when they're all up!

[Jadi008]

Wow. It seems like an interesting movie...:P Could you pleeeaase upload the other parts too?:) Thank you!