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  • Best part of the movie. And I watched it twice.

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  • The movie is like 3 hours long anyway. Would it have been too much to ask for Lynch to give us the entire song?

  • This really addictive and I cant stop watching.

  • happens to me everytime i dance just poof into another room

  • It's like a box full of kittens.

  • Sigh. I have dreams like this. :P

  • I can't get past the first twenty minutes of Inland Empire. Still a HUGE David Lynch fan though.

  • i thinks its actualy sad how everybody says things about Lynch's movie like "this would be so awseome on shrooms" and "it would be tramatzing to watch this on drugs" honestly i dont think he meant for this to corrupt you or for you to do drugs with it. Im pretty sure he just wants people to think about, to think "outside the box". I feel kinda bad for him since all these people are taking his work the wrong way.

  • my favorite scene sighsighsigh

  • David Lynch, he doesn't disappoint! This has to be my favorite scene.

  • something very... john waters-y about this

  • I love you, David Lynch.

  • This cracks me up!!!

  • This movie has a way of making warm and/or funny scenes like this one, and then whipping it right back into creepy when they just vanish. Same with the ending of the movie.

  • oh god this was my favorite scene! such good placement

  • This is one of the only bits of warmth or humor in the film, and my god do we need it.

  • This is some weird Lodge shit. The flashing lights are a dead giveaway. And, I will go to my grave believing that the Log Lady's husband (and that fucking Monkey who says "Judy") appears during the end credits.

  • @Hoopermazing hmmmm, u think so? might have to watch it again. the white lodge/black lodge, waiting room, and major briggs "mansion" are all indicators that point in a very specific direction in twin peaks.

  • @adgato75 As far as I'm concerned they all point to the exact same place. White Lodge, Black Lodge, Club Silencio etc... It's all the same. The only difference is the state of mind of the given Fire-Walker.

  • @Hoopermazing no i mean the ideas that lynch uses in twin peaks especially refer to a very specific cosmology.

  • @adgato75 For me, "Lost Highway," " Twin Peaks," "Mulholland Drive," and "Inland Empire" all exist in the same, for lack of a better term, universe, and 'Twin Peaks' showed part of it... as interpreted by a small group of people confronted with the incomprehensibly alien. It's like a dream. Your mind tries to make sense out of random neurological activity by trying to force it into something familiar with a logical narrative, but it can't quite do it. It remains weird and unreal.

  • @Hoopermazing -- J U S T like a dream. isn't he clever-

  • This is why Lynch fans love him. This scene is one of the few transcendant moments in this "dark night of the soul" film. Love Lynch.

  • I 've never done any kind of illegal drugs, but after watching this movie I know what its like to drop acid. I have no idea what I just saw. Can anyone tell me in a nutshell.

  • @MarkFFHH i don't think so

  • @MarkFFHH

    I've seen this movie three times and I still can't tell you anything about it.

  • @MarkFFHH

    This movie is NOTHING like doing acid. To even assume so is extremely ignorant. LSD is PURE amazingness. It might be comparable to an extremely high-dose BAD trip. But you do not know what dropping acid is like by simply watching this film. If anything, it may be comparable to a "delirient" drug. But NOTHING like the wonderful LSD.

    I certainly agree this movie is amazing and trippy as shit, but no where near mimicing an actual drug experience.

  • Cant....stop...watching

  • Three hours of crawling through a depressing, cold and miserable hole.

    And this is the only moment where any light shows.

  • @OccasionalJDyo It was an amazing, cold, depressing hole though.

  • I wish I was there dancing with them. =)

  • Inland Empire is the best movie I've seen of David Lynch. It's a movie that folds ontop of itself many times but it's the best use of this technique I've seen in a movie. This scene is one of my favorites, I love the look on Laura Dern's face.

  • lolwut

  • mmmmmmmmmmm, polish hookers

  • the ones in this scene were american, I think. But I loved those girls too!

  • Lynch knows how to combine funny and scary elements. This is hilarious and spooky at the same time. Brilliant.

  • @EsaEsLaChica couldnt have said it any better

  • fucking yes.

  • girl on the front right really knows how to swing those hips

  • I love all of his films except this one... its got glimpses of brilliance... especially laura dern, my god but its TOOOOOOOOO long

  • no such as a film thats too long.

  • David Lynch = God!!

  • I thought it could have been a better movie if it was edited down to about 2 hours - 21/2 hours. I am a HUGE Lynch fan but this movie felt like it dragged a bit and parts were boring. Overall however fascinating film as all of Lynch's work is.

  • David Lynch : The Musical haha

  • When I saw this movie they had intermission right at the end of this scene when the dancers disappear. Everything went black then they turned on the house lights that light up these rabbit head silhouettes. It all happened so quickly and suddenly, it was by far the most shocking moment I've ever endured in a theater.

  • lol

  • I love it!

  • just watched inland empire....like David Lynch....but this movie lost me somewhere along the line....

  • It's really hard to understand it!

    But look out for "The Lost Girl" (the crying girl there watches tv) and "The Phantom" the man there says he wants an opening in the beginning, and the man the shoots in that extremely disturbing scene near the end of the movie.....they are some clues! :D

  • i'm sorry but not everything needs to be understood.

  • I really enjoyed the idea of it being a modern alice in wonderland tale thats just how i saw it

  • I agree.....people need to stop trying to apply logic to his work and go for the ride. It's far more enjoyable...plus, when you don't try so hard, the more you watch it, the more things just start clicking

  • I think a great deal of this film can be understood, but it requires a sharp film analytical mind. You shouldn't expect to have it figured out after simply having watched it through once.

  • One of my favourite scenes in any movie

  • Just bought Inland Empire. Hope its great. Cant wait until I have enough time to watch it :-D

    Lynch 4TW \0/

  • 3 hrs. long but is great David's a genius

  • Seen it 3 Months ago. I dunno why so many people hate this movie. I fucking loved it. And if ur smart u will understand the flik ;-) Anyway... brilliant film!!!

  • Sweeet...

  • it's so chilling when they disappear...

  • Yeah, that part made me realize watching the movie in the dark was a really bad idea.

  • @OUTLANDEMPIRE  Lynch does this in Blue Velvet, too. Dennis Hopper says "Lets f--k. I'll f--k anything that moves......" then disappears in thin air.

  • The original is by little eva

  • Who did this version of the song? It's pretty ace.

  • ?did i just get laid?

  • the best scene!!!!!!!

  • so random

  • this movie is such a gorgeous mindfuck, Along with eraserhead, this is his only film that jus tdoe not let you know where its taking you at all. Lovely Surrealism

  • Lynch+Dern+Sexy Girls= PERFECTION!

    This movie rocks!

  • This is the only part of inland empire that i felt good about.

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  • The dance floor?

  • Get with the times.

  • ... ?

  • !!! they are in a brothel

  • This should have been the music video for Kanye West's "Flashing Lights"

  • the scenes with these girls maaade the movie! fucking incredible.

  • This is an EVIL song!! ;)

  • david lynch makes everything look evil :-) lol

  • you are absolutely right

  • YOU GOTTA SWING YOUR HIPS NOW

  • ahahahahaha this is GREAT! lol I am SO learning that dance ahahahaha

  • No hay banda! Il n'y a pas de orchestre!

    all is an illusion.

  • The musical scenes in the film were so cool. I guess coz the film went along quuietly with its ambient soundtrack, till a song kicks in then its all loud and happening.

    Sucks living in aust. finally got to see it in the cinema last nov. now im trying to find a DVD release, so i can watch it again.

  • i must say i was so surprised by this scene, it just kicked in randomly.

    I completely forgot about the locomotion, such a good song.

    Oh and girls are so pretty, nice cast choice David Lynch.

  • this scene shows what heidegger meant with 'uncanny'. soo cool nice and easy!

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