How interesting. Lynch often experiments with different languages. After Dan faints, the other guy asks "Dan jól vagy? " This is Hungarian for "Dan, are you okay?"
The scene isnt remotely scary its actually comical with a buildup of tension that is lost in the delivery so to speak. There are much more scaryer scenes that are lost on people probably due to their minds not able to accept what they cant bear to realize. The odd behavior of the two old people in the back of the limo comes to mind. The significance of the phrase "drunken kids" and so on.
I guess this scene would have been scarier if I watched the movie. The build-up was scarier than the actual reveal of the hobo woman, which I thought was comical even.
@secretmiggles Just because inception is a good artisitc film that is mainstream does not mean it rips or is worse then david lynch works. If anytihng inception is based on waking life
@poopamultimatepoopy lol o rly? 3 new movies a day and 100% in film class?? WOWzers. Don't you feel cool! You don't know shit about film if you're comparing inception and waking life.
Other than the general theme of dreaming, what parallels can you draw between the 2 films, o guru of films?
@herpderpmonkey I do feel cool. Just because I thought the film compared a few similar concepts does not mean you needed to insult me, or it meant I thought I was a film guru.
@poopamultimatepoopy shuuut da fuuuuck up. (what a pretentious little shit geez.) get over yourself, you're not special so stop flattering yourself, retard.
@herpderpmonkey You don't know me. And You said I thought I was a film guru because I compared to movies. And you think that a youtube comment defines who I am. Pretentious? LOL
@poopamultimatepoopy "Im the school film director see 3 new movies a day and have 100% in film class."
"I am a film guru. And I want to be a director, Are you taking a shot at me saying you know more?"
"I do feel cool."
"You don't know me."
"you think that a youtube comment defines who I am."
If you're in film class, you're in college. That rules out that you're a kid which only leaves the fact that you are, in UNDENIABLE fact, a retard. Sorry noone broke the news to you your whole life.
@herpderpmonkey What is that even supposed to mean.My comment was like 2 weeks ago. I am a film guru. And I want to be a director, Are you taking a shot at me saying you know more?
Watched this movie with my family last night and I almost shat bricks at this scene, just had to watch it again to get it out of my head... What is that thing actually? Is it her after she shot herself in the face? And did the guy working at winkies also see it or did the black haired dude just imagine it?
@joshpugfan One of the main points is that everyone experiences the same pattern and ends up in the same place. They are all dead. Rather, you must consider what you define as alive, living. Its really myopic to see it as about dreams. Its not, not in the way that most would understand it. It might be one persons dream or rather nightmare of seeing the consequences of a single decision made in haste.
I know that feeling, where you just need closure. But for most of us, it's just in our imagination. But we need to make sure, and thankfully, nothing is there.
@seansalvador1 GW griffith said it well: "Women dont act, they feel". This is mainly due to the fault of directors and how they cast female roles. Is there really such thing as a female role or just a role played by a woman?
David Fincher is a rarity. He scares not with gore and forceful tactics such as the exploitation of physically weak characters , but by taking away the very idea of safety from the audience then showing them something horrible that could touch them if it wanted. His style of scare is so much more potent than any other movie I've ever seen and the only thing that comes close is Ringu.
It's amazing to how close he got to capturing the sounds and sights of real nightmares, mine are almost exactly like described in this scene, some mundane surrounding, weird light, the low rumble, the only difference is that in mine people popping up and scaring me are faceless.
I've read a really plausible interpretation of this scene...but I think the power of this dream (and all dreams) is that they're more than the sum of their parts. The fact that we can't truly know what "the man" means to Dan *is* the horror.
Not scary, don't know what the big deal is, but that guy with the scary face, is cool looking, the makeup is quite well done but it just looks like some dude who lost a fight with a blowtorch . I have herd of this being one of the scariest scenes ever in horror movies, not even close.
I saw this scene for the first time like last month or so, I remember how awful feeling it was, watching this alone from the sofa when they got closer to the place where the hobo showed himself. I really don't get scared in movies if there's some really obvious point when there's going to be some sort of a screamer or whatnot, but this really made me shit my pants.
@TaffyRaphie Some people say the "Man Behind The Diner" is the angel of death. There's not really any true fact to what it means because the director doesn't want to explain, he wanted to leave it to the audience's imagination. So you can put whatever meaning you want behind it.
@TheWildcat131 I don't get it then. It wasn't scary to me, so it was ineffective. I don't get what the two guys in the diner have to do with anything either, not just the man behind the diner
@TheWildcat131 Ya I've seen a lot of his other movies. Personally, I think this is his worst movie (discounting Dune), but other people seem to like it. That interpretation you gave is not bad though
@TaffyRaphie Oh thanks! I really like Dune though. The problem with this movie, to me, was that it got me excited to find out the mystery behind everything. During the movie I thought that maybe the government was after her (or the mafia) or something even more but then it turned into a love story. I think his worst is Inland Empire but that's my opinion. I think his best are Blue Velvet and Eraserhead.
@TaffyRaphie these sequence talks about dreams, the indiscernibility of this with real live. Actually is a kind of clue to the spectator. Is the global idea of the film, What is a dream and what is not. ¿Is it a dream, which part is a dream, is this still a dream?.
So, could someone explain what the thing is that jumps out? I've obviously not seen the film or anything, just can't get my head around what it is/what the significance is
Yeah, the clip here on Youtube gives this scene no justice. You're just totally not expecting that in this movie when you watch it for the first time. Definitely one of the most scary movie-watching experiences I've ever had.
This is the most terrifying scene I've ever experienced. It may not be much on youtube, but play this movie on a big screen with surround sound and the lights out and you'll see what I mean.
at 3:22 we see that the man who had the dream has a plate of untouched food and a full glass, while the other man's food and drink are gone. is there any significance to that?
The thing that needles me is wondering if the other guy saw the bum or not. Since the scared guy seizes up at the exact same time, I can't tell if he saw him or not. Granted, it probably wouldn't matter, since this is a Lynch film, but I always still wonder.
the thing i like about this scene is that the guy doesnt scream like a whiny bitch when that man comes out from behind the wall. this way makes it more realistic
i totally forgot about this moment in the film. i did see it but i guess my brain put it away...somewhere deep...very insidious-like patrick wilson's character.
Oh, and I forgot: The thing-with-eyes-in-its-hands scene from Pan's Labyrinth is scary. Not this. The US is generally pretty far behind when it comes to creativity, and ahead when it comes to visual effects. But the visual effects (which they miserably failed on in this scene) aren't what counts, right?
Yes, I was told: "We all remember that woark of art of a maasterpees where some guy sees a creepy face he had been dreaming about." I was told so. I was told this was the best scene of the movie. It was. And this scene was fucking -- boring. Tedious and just so cheap. Cheap make up. I don't know how other people view films. Godfather: crap. Mulholland Drive: crap. The Departed: crap. I don't buy into it just because everybody says it's good when it's just tedious and bad.
I do not want any replies on how 'awful' and 'terrible' my taste in films is. I watched this film yesterday. It might very well be the most tedious one I've ever watched. It's so boring... I just wanted to turn it off and watch Memento or Lord of the Rings or something, but everyone was blind (in my opinion) enough to say: "This is a troo woark of art. A hipster I will forever be." So I soldiered through. Worst decision of my life! Tedious! This is just a pile of cheap make up. Rip-off.
Most of Lynch's stuff, including Mulholland Drive, is inherently disturbing, and often downright scary. It's dealing with symbolism on a subconscious level. It's showing you images you normally only dream about, and often sound and movement are bizarre and dreamlike. If you're not scared of it at least sometimes, I submit that you're not quite tuning into it. If it were reaching you properly, I think it would scare without question. But to each his own.
I don't normally get scared in horror films... in fact I actually laugh in all of them. Saw, The ring, Firday the 13th, Nightmare on elm street, and most of the crap know-a-days just send me bursting in laughter. Yet somehow, I almost had a hard-attack in this scene. First time I've been scared since I was a little kid. Perhaps it was because this film isn't a horror film, and I never expected something like that. After this I tried to give Paranormal Activity 2 another go... laughed again.
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How interesting. Lynch often experiments with different languages. After Dan faints, the other guy asks "Dan jól vagy? " This is Hungarian for "Dan, are you okay?"
Szederp 3 days ago
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Szederp 3 days ago
Funny face of the sir. at 4:41
the10extreme 2 weeks ago
one of the scariest scenes of all time. so fuckin dark!
southflvitilla 2 weeks ago
where are parts 2, 3, etc?
rfigueira 3 weeks ago
The scene isnt remotely scary its actually comical with a buildup of tension that is lost in the delivery so to speak. There are much more scaryer scenes that are lost on people probably due to their minds not able to accept what they cant bear to realize. The odd behavior of the two old people in the back of the limo comes to mind. The significance of the phrase "drunken kids" and so on.
ordosincorporated 1 month ago
pause it at 4:42
TheFujifilmguy 1 month ago
@TheFujifilmguy LOL
macintosh290 1 month ago
Dont be scared thats ganja man hes the jamican bum that lives behind the dumpster
koro746 1 month ago
I shat myself when I saw this in the theatre.
Pliskin37 1 month ago
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frozenstrawbs 1 month ago
I guess this scene would have been scarier if I watched the movie. The build-up was scarier than the actual reveal of the hobo woman, which I thought was comical even.
cupofjoe2k 1 month ago
hahahah jared sent me here.. thats brilliant. me and he had a chat about this movie drunk in the savoy
noel101082 1 month ago
It wasn't scary. But I didn't watch the movie. The only thing I thought was 'get to the point!!' :')
MushroomNr1 1 month ago
He's recounting a dream he had, WHILE HE'S STILL IN A DREAM. inception.
chickawhatnow 1 month ago
@chickawhatnow Yes David Lynch came up with inception long before that film was made
secretmiggles 1 month ago
@secretmiggles Just because inception is a good artisitc film that is mainstream does not mean it rips or is worse then david lynch works. If anytihng inception is based on waking life
poopamultimatepoopy 1 month ago
@poopamultimatepoopy yeh I like inception, my comment was more of a joke than anything, I agree with you
secretmiggles 1 month ago
@poopamultimatepoopy Man, I love when people think they're gurus about film...
herpderpmonkey 3 weeks ago
@herpderpmonkey I am.
poopamultimatepoopy 2 weeks ago
@herpderpmonkey Im the school film director see 3 new movies a day and have 100% in film class.
poopamultimatepoopy 2 weeks ago
@poopamultimatepoopy lol o rly? 3 new movies a day and 100% in film class?? WOWzers. Don't you feel cool! You don't know shit about film if you're comparing inception and waking life.
Other than the general theme of dreaming, what parallels can you draw between the 2 films, o guru of films?
herpderpmonkey 2 weeks ago
@herpderpmonkey I do feel cool. Just because I thought the film compared a few similar concepts does not mean you needed to insult me, or it meant I thought I was a film guru.
poopamultimatepoopy 2 weeks ago
@poopamultimatepoopy shuuut da fuuuuck up. (what a pretentious little shit geez.) get over yourself, you're not special so stop flattering yourself, retard.
herpderpmonkey 2 weeks ago
@herpderpmonkey You don't know me. And You said I thought I was a film guru because I compared to movies. And you think that a youtube comment defines who I am. Pretentious? LOL
poopamultimatepoopy 2 weeks ago
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@poopamultimatepoopy "Im the school film director see 3 new movies a day and have 100% in film class."
"I am a film guru. And I want to be a director, Are you taking a shot at me saying you know more?"
"I do feel cool."
"You don't know me."
"you think that a youtube comment defines who I am."
If you're in film class, you're in college. That rules out that you're a kid which only leaves the fact that you are, in UNDENIABLE fact, a retard. Sorry noone broke the news to you your whole life.
herpderpmonkey 2 weeks ago
@herpderpmonkey Because you think I made an unjust comparison you are saying I flat out said I was some guru hotshot.
poopamultimatepoopy 2 weeks ago
@herpderpmonkey What is that even supposed to mean.My comment was like 2 weeks ago. I am a film guru. And I want to be a director, Are you taking a shot at me saying you know more?
poopamultimatepoopy 2 weeks ago
The man behind Winkie's is the self-exiled divine in all of us.
travisnealtodd70 1 month ago 11
@travisnealtodd70 very surreal,your comment touches something deep,
extremelycritical 1 month ago
Change the title to Mulholland Drive Dream scene, and you won't make this into a contest. You get less dislikes that way.
askjiir 1 month ago
The young man is the Super-ego, the older man is the Ego, and the man behind the alley is the Id.
DeathtoRaiden1 2 months ago
Watched this movie with my family last night and I almost shat bricks at this scene, just had to watch it again to get it out of my head... What is that thing actually? Is it her after she shot herself in the face? And did the guy working at winkies also see it or did the black haired dude just imagine it?
joshpugfan 2 months ago
@joshpugfan One of the main points is that everyone experiences the same pattern and ends up in the same place. They are all dead. Rather, you must consider what you define as alive, living. Its really myopic to see it as about dreams. Its not, not in the way that most would understand it. It might be one persons dream or rather nightmare of seeing the consequences of a single decision made in haste.
ordosincorporated 1 month ago
He's not a fan of Bob Marley
Sheenious 2 months ago 14
That was the most anticlimactic thing I have seen in a while.... it wasn't scary AT ALL!
MrKennyKRH 2 months ago
@MrKennyKRH that means your brain doesn't react like everyone's elses . congrats you're a retard
Sheenious 2 months ago
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MrMushroom123 1 month ago
@MrMushroom123 Silly you. I understand why you removed your comment
MrKennyKRH 1 month ago
@MrKennyKRH actually i can still read my comment. i've deleted, to rewrite it. its still there, at least for me. maybe you should refresh this page.
MrMushroom123 1 month ago
@MrKennyKRH It was meant to be comical like the bumbling hitman. The scaryest elements are missed by apparently ignorance viewers
ordosincorporated 1 month ago
@ordosincorporated *scariest and *ignorant
MrKennyKRH 1 month ago
All he wanted, was not to see that face.
- But that's exactly what he saw.
I know that feeling, where you just need closure. But for most of us, it's just in our imagination. But we need to make sure, and thankfully, nothing is there.
sinbysin666 2 months ago
Mulholland Drive has some of the scariest/spine tingling scenes ever seen in cinema. I don't care, I'm stating this as a FACT.
seanwilson556 2 months ago
BRICKS!
TheFilmCuts 2 months ago
nico bellick
AviationMajority 2 months ago
Who is the actor playing the figure?
seansalvador1 2 months ago
@seansalvador1 It's actually an actress, Bonnie Aarons.
TakeOneLTD 2 months ago
@TakeOneLTD
Thought so (i don't call female actors actresses, it's silly in my opinion).
I think that's significant to the plot.
seansalvador1 2 months ago
@seansalvador1 GW griffith said it well: "Women dont act, they feel". This is mainly due to the fault of directors and how they cast female roles. Is there really such thing as a female role or just a role played by a woman?
ordosincorporated 1 month ago
@ordosincorporated
I do not think the word actress has any place in the English language, 'actor' has no gender. We're English, not French. It's sexist.
seansalvador1 3 weeks ago
@seansalvador1 Definition of ACTRESS : a woman who is an actor - Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
Actress: a woman who performs on the stage, on television or in films/movies, especially as a profession - Oxford Dictionary.
As long as the word exist in the English language you have no right to say "we're English, not French".
If what you say were true then we wouldn't need the word "she", wouldn't we?
AndyKordo 2 weeks ago
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@AndyKordo
Translates "you cannot dispute or disagree with the word being in the dictionary because... it's in a dictionary". Genius.
Also, the word 'she' is gender specific for a reason, can you guess what it is?
seansalvador1 2 weeks ago
Camera guy is getting taller and shorter
cunce 2 months ago
David Fincher is a rarity. He scares not with gore and forceful tactics such as the exploitation of physically weak characters , but by taking away the very idea of safety from the audience then showing them something horrible that could touch them if it wanted. His style of scare is so much more potent than any other movie I've ever seen and the only thing that comes close is Ringu.
bakariboss 2 months ago
@bakariboss David Fincher?
This is David Lynch, buddy.
Side Note: I'm surprise Studio Canal, hasn't claimmed legal rightx, to take down this spoiler.
TakeOneLTD 2 months ago
@bakariboss this is the essence of psychological thriller/horror movies. its hard to find movies like these, nowadays.
MrMushroom123 4 days ago
It's amazing to how close he got to capturing the sounds and sights of real nightmares, mine are almost exactly like described in this scene, some mundane surrounding, weird light, the low rumble, the only difference is that in mine people popping up and scaring me are faceless.
Tentacleed 2 months ago
@Tentacleed you are such a pussy.
OdddSelenaGomez 2 months ago
@OdddSelenaGomez youre a dumbass who probably didnt understand a word he said
kapillie 2 months ago
@kapillie "youre a dumbass"
I never tire of the irony of people like you saying this and having no idea how ridiculously stupid they are!
That's "you're" a dumbass, dumbass!
seansalvador1 2 months ago
THIS MOVIE IS FUCKIN WEIRD AND TERRIFYING
RuyLopezCUH 2 months ago
I think the guy he is talking to is his psychiatrist or psychologist or something
somotastic21 2 months ago
Most scariest? Shouldn't that read: scariest?
nomadeye 2 months ago
I've read a really plausible interpretation of this scene...but I think the power of this dream (and all dreams) is that they're more than the sum of their parts. The fact that we can't truly know what "the man" means to Dan *is* the horror.
mulkurul85 2 months ago
Not scary, don't know what the big deal is, but that guy with the scary face, is cool looking, the makeup is quite well done but it just looks like some dude who lost a fight with a blowtorch . I have herd of this being one of the scariest scenes ever in horror movies, not even close.
astraltears1 2 months ago
@salame909 watch carefully . table in the last seconds is between two tables. i mean empty table is not their table.
SultanNify 3 months ago
@SultanNify I don't get it? What do you mean?
somotastic21 2 months ago
so the man died?? :O
Mastercharly201 3 months ago
I saw this scene for the first time like last month or so, I remember how awful feeling it was, watching this alone from the sofa when they got closer to the place where the hobo showed himself. I really don't get scared in movies if there's some really obvious point when there's going to be some sort of a screamer or whatnot, but this really made me shit my pants.
I have to watch this movie.
bawYARR 3 months ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who found this scary. I felt my heart racing after this scene first time I saw it.
wadehjb 3 months ago
I don't get this part of the movie at ALL. someone explain?
TaffyRaphie 3 months ago
@TaffyRaphie Some people say the "Man Behind The Diner" is the angel of death. There's not really any true fact to what it means because the director doesn't want to explain, he wanted to leave it to the audience's imagination. So you can put whatever meaning you want behind it.
TheWildcat131 3 months ago
@TheWildcat131 I don't get it then. It wasn't scary to me, so it was ineffective. I don't get what the two guys in the diner have to do with anything either, not just the man behind the diner
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TheWildcat131 3 months ago
@TheWildcat131 Ya I've seen a lot of his other movies. Personally, I think this is his worst movie (discounting Dune), but other people seem to like it. That interpretation you gave is not bad though
TaffyRaphie 3 months ago
@TaffyRaphie Oh thanks! I really like Dune though. The problem with this movie, to me, was that it got me excited to find out the mystery behind everything. During the movie I thought that maybe the government was after her (or the mafia) or something even more but then it turned into a love story. I think his worst is Inland Empire but that's my opinion. I think his best are Blue Velvet and Eraserhead.
TheWildcat131 3 months ago
@TaffyRaphie these sequence talks about dreams, the indiscernibility of this with real live. Actually is a kind of clue to the spectator. Is the global idea of the film, What is a dream and what is not. ¿Is it a dream, which part is a dream, is this still a dream?.
directedby29 3 months ago
Excellent scene. Is that Spanish subtitles?
PeterRoeder31 3 months ago
Thanks for that Jared Followill
Mary35381 3 months ago
Anybody else find this funny? or is it just me?...........ok
TheePEGG 3 months ago
I didn't flinch. Not even one bit. Jared sent me here for nothing...
kolgurl1 3 months ago 3
Scaring people: so easy, a caveman can do it.
kerrisyn 3 months ago
So, could someone explain what the thing is that jumps out? I've obviously not seen the film or anything, just can't get my head around what it is/what the significance is
MattyBurr 3 months ago
Jared Followill sent me here :)
xxdonnamarie 3 months ago 51
@xxdonnamarie lmao though i was the only one. long live the kings :D
xocraziixo 3 months ago
@xxdonnamarie who cares. No one knows who jared followill is
somotastic21 2 months ago
david lynch, he is a master a building dread...
nigen 3 months ago 2
i loved this scene.
recurring dreams are actually the best way to learn lucid dreaming. picking up details to the point, that you are aware, you're in "that place" again.
MrMushroom123 3 months ago
it's barry pepper and he needs a shower
confusitory 3 months ago
Who had the guts to pause the clip at 4:40? I did and I'm paying for it...
bendabledoll 3 months ago 2
When I saw this in the movie, I almost had a heart attack.
terepotere 3 months ago
i get so afraid sometimes I think the fear is going to kill me.
PrivateAckbar 3 months ago
4:38
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ricardoriffoc 3 months ago
i expected tht
outlawstarOSTT 3 months ago
The soundtrack of Mulholland Drive is AWESOME. It makes the movie.
SanDiegoSouth 3 months ago
The talk gives me chills but the face was mah.
Cutewhineyboy 4 months ago
sooo... a hobo sticks his heqad out and he faints of fright??
TheBabyGamers 4 months ago
Yeah, the clip here on Youtube gives this scene no justice. You're just totally not expecting that in this movie when you watch it for the first time. Definitely one of the most scary movie-watching experiences I've ever had.
texbengal 4 months ago
This is the most terrifying scene I've ever experienced. It may not be much on youtube, but play this movie on a big screen with surround sound and the lights out and you'll see what I mean.
RockYourLobster 4 months ago 4
fuck that noise.
Sieist23Jahrealt 4 months ago
at 3:22 we see that the man who had the dream has a plate of untouched food and a full glass, while the other man's food and drink are gone. is there any significance to that?
demravager 4 months ago
@demravager It means that the man who had the dream is so disturbed by it he can't it when relating it.
avastyer 4 months ago
i watched this movie while trippin on shrooms.. By far one of the best expieriences of my life!
hotchocolate420 4 months ago
@hotchocolate420 Sound like a guaranteed way for a bad trip, no thx
goodflo911 4 months ago
The thing that needles me is wondering if the other guy saw the bum or not. Since the scared guy seizes up at the exact same time, I can't tell if he saw him or not. Granted, it probably wouldn't matter, since this is a Lynch film, but I always still wonder.
Theomite 4 months ago
winkies needs to put out some traps for the dumpster trolls, they getting big man!
MaTchBoOkPoEt 4 months ago
I wouldn't totally say "Great buildup, terrible pay-off.", but with a buildup this good, I can't imagine a payoff that would do it justice.
mattisprettycool 4 months ago
i LOVE that scene.. it's really scary!
bonekinhadlixo 4 months ago
can someone please explain this film to me, i cant make head or tails out of it
959chris 4 months ago
@959chris It's about a nightmare within a dream, if you get what I mean.
SanDiegoSouth 3 months ago
It's relaxing and terrifying at the same time.
motrinman19 4 months ago
man lynch sure knows how to create a disturbing atmosphere
Corleonetone 4 months ago
great buildup, terrible pay-off.
pyr666 4 months ago
that was really creepy a little bit, not gonna lie, i was a bit tense watching this. Which helps from the awesome music
SpencerRianBacon 4 months ago
4:41 the guy who catches him... literally the funniest face in any film. ever.
chokkathunda94 5 months ago
David lynch, Please make more films! Nothing out there comes close to your surreal world.
pingtran 5 months ago 2
@salame909 the food doesn't disappear,if thats what your assuming, the shot at 2:26 is the table thats behind them.
1shoryuken 5 months ago
*statement
tytryo 5 months ago
first of all, mulholland drive, brilliant film, in its own unique, eccentric way. Second of all, "most scariest"? redundant statment
tytryo 5 months ago
@salame909 Can you explain what happens to the food? I didn't catch it.
Cryogen 5 months ago
WTF
Ajsejn2 5 months ago
my girl friend used to work there
dillinger9999 5 months ago
it's just a homeless man get over it
gatewaysolo104 5 months ago
@gatewaysolo104 That was the point it was just some guy that lives back there.
ordosincorporated 1 month ago
& i'm scared like i can't tell ya
malsmarola7 5 months ago
This isnt scary at all. Whats this movie?
CWBou812 5 months ago
by far one of the most suspensful movie scenes ever shot
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stickybelvedere 6 months ago
Watching this here, it's meh, watching this in the movie? OH MY GOD, I nearly died.
RyanKaufman 6 months ago 33
@RyanKaufman same with me!
ravenpt 4 months ago
The build up to it is the scary part... when you see it it's like "meh."
budkin 6 months ago
No embedding? Come on!
cdmar33 6 months ago
i thought this scene was scary. I think the build-up to it was the best part.
bsm6776 6 months ago
Worst movie I ever saw.
MagnusRulerHardt 6 months ago
Does he die??
jazminmgarcia 6 months ago
@jazminmgarcia no
bsm6776 6 months ago
that wasnt even scary the freakin uneaten breakfast plate was scarier than that
davidj01452 6 months ago 2
I just came on here to read the comments, not watch the video. Because I don't ever want to see that thing again.
gryphon50c 6 months ago
@gryphon50c
Pussy. This is the least scary thing I've ever seen. Big ass fucking disappointment of a movie.
MagnusRulerHardt 6 months ago
i was scratching my balls during this part and when the face popped up i almost ripped my dick off
mikewazouski1000 6 months ago 8
@mikewazouski1000 HOLYSHIT!!!! that was sooooooooooo funny!!! LOL your comment was fuckin awesome!!! LOL
realityfighting 6 months ago
the thing i like about this scene is that the guy doesnt scream like a whiny bitch when that man comes out from behind the wall. this way makes it more realistic
Minyadagniriel 6 months ago
@Minyadagniriel
Well, as a matter of fact, I was scratching my balls, too, and my dick remains intact.
MagnusRulerHardt 6 months ago
i totally forgot about this moment in the film. i did see it but i guess my brain put it away...somewhere deep...very insidious-like patrick wilson's character.
salvadordahli 6 months ago
not scary. faces like that are everywhere in films like lord of the rings
Tommythegato 6 months ago
@Tommythegato youd have to watch the film as a whole, the scene alone isn't as effective.
AedarkZZ 6 months ago
@AedarkZZ haha alright, it's true i havent seen the film in its entirety so i guess it was premature to say. i'll watch it soon
Tommythegato 6 months ago
I must have missed something...
ImaTygahRawr 6 months ago
As creepy as garbage man is, whever i recreate this scene in my mind, I see a monkey. A large gorilla just comes from behind the corner.
MrLunitunz 6 months ago
Ow yeah, when I saw that film first time, I shitted some bricks on this scene
TheArkanful 6 months ago 4
Oh, and I forgot: The thing-with-eyes-in-its-hands scene from Pan's Labyrinth is scary. Not this. The US is generally pretty far behind when it comes to creativity, and ahead when it comes to visual effects. But the visual effects (which they miserably failed on in this scene) aren't what counts, right?
MagnusRulerHardt 6 months ago
(Second comment)
Yes, I was told: "We all remember that woark of art of a maasterpees where some guy sees a creepy face he had been dreaming about." I was told so. I was told this was the best scene of the movie. It was. And this scene was fucking -- boring. Tedious and just so cheap. Cheap make up. I don't know how other people view films. Godfather: crap. Mulholland Drive: crap. The Departed: crap. I don't buy into it just because everybody says it's good when it's just tedious and bad.
MagnusRulerHardt 6 months ago
I do not want any replies on how 'awful' and 'terrible' my taste in films is. I watched this film yesterday. It might very well be the most tedious one I've ever watched. It's so boring... I just wanted to turn it off and watch Memento or Lord of the Rings or something, but everyone was blind (in my opinion) enough to say: "This is a troo woark of art. A hipster I will forever be." So I soldiered through. Worst decision of my life! Tedious! This is just a pile of cheap make up. Rip-off.
MagnusRulerHardt 6 months ago
@MagnusRulerHardt
Nobody can say that your taste in films is horrible, people find different things appealing.
Lilline 6 months ago
his (or should i say "her" hehe) friend's replication of his own scared dream face at 2:56 is one of my favorite moments in the movie
oyguvaltshappy 6 months ago
Most of Lynch's stuff, including Mulholland Drive, is inherently disturbing, and often downright scary. It's dealing with symbolism on a subconscious level. It's showing you images you normally only dream about, and often sound and movement are bizarre and dreamlike. If you're not scared of it at least sometimes, I submit that you're not quite tuning into it. If it were reaching you properly, I think it would scare without question. But to each his own.
captnavenger 6 months ago
the shit hobo
Fuckingflesheater 6 months ago
meh, nothin's going on, scary bg atmospheric music, meh meh meh OMFGWTF AGHJAOFIJWIEF
yeemeister94 6 months ago
This movie is so complex... I had to watch it like twenty times, and now i have a slight idea of what's going on...
But, i would gladly watch it twenty times more... In fact... Brb!
MrDanish6066 7 months ago
FUCK!!! That scared the SHIT OUT OF ME!!! I have never seen this movie and the way he talked about his dream. . .
Mrgettygirl 7 months ago 3
oh lord xD i swore that was a witch
leavanny14 7 months ago
I'd fuck that.
madVOYAGER 7 months ago
I love the other guy's reaction when he sees the thing.
TheSlinkyGuyShow 7 months ago
hehehe lmfao very funny
tumelo1992 7 months ago
I find this to be one of the most unsettling scenes I've ever seen.
thepastry 7 months ago
I think I just shit in my pants, so fucking scary, but damn good.
jayamy94grohl 7 months ago
this scene scared the shit out of me. very disturbing.
mattolla 7 months ago
i hope that i never see that face....ever.... outside a dream....
clstile 7 months ago
I don't normally get scared in horror films... in fact I actually laugh in all of them. Saw, The ring, Firday the 13th, Nightmare on elm street, and most of the crap know-a-days just send me bursting in laughter. Yet somehow, I almost had a hard-attack in this scene. First time I've been scared since I was a little kid. Perhaps it was because this film isn't a horror film, and I never expected something like that. After this I tried to give Paranormal Activity 2 another go... laughed again.
FiestaPixi 7 months ago