Blue Velvet

According to research by psychologists at UC Santa Barbara and the University of British Columbia, exposure to the surrealism in, say, Kafkas The Country Doctor or Lynchs Blue Velvet enhances the cognitive mechanisms that oversee implicit learning functions. The researchers findings appear in an article published in the September issue of the journal Psychological Science.

what are you talking about?!

roger ebert hates every david lynch film... goes to show that his reviews dont mean shit.. not in my books, i love how he is considered as being the best critic, its like telling someone they have a worse personal opinion that someone else

He actually likes Mulholland Drive.

@AgentAJD lol, i seen ebert reviewing blue velvet and he said "hes the man who directed eraserhead and dune and hes obviously a talented director" and he gave dune a terrible review.. havent seen it but i assume ebert is probably wrong.. just like he is about blue velvet

if you think Mulholland Drive is difficult, you should watch Eraserhead...it's like it's from another world.

thanks a lot! I will check it;)

@RadioactiveChris i understood eraserhead quite well... i think...
it was about henrys broken relationship which he had left, but the girl was pregnant from when they were together, and the baby slowly ruins henrys life as its keeping them together, and the in heaven girl represents his suicidal thoughts, which grow throughout the movie. then as he is seen with the babies head he realises all people think about is the deformed baby, so he kills the baby, and he kills himself (theres more)

lol, i found Lost Highway very complicated and hard to follow. so many twists and turns-- meaningful ones that worked, of course

The movie?