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Wild at Heart First Scene

The infamous first scene of David Lynches Wild at Heart. Enjoy@  
 
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420Slaterson (23 hours ago) Show Hide
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If the roles were reverse, you'd still say it's racist because it's a black guy killing a white guy. To you, racism means anything that involves a black guy.
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Racist? People just need something to whine about. Reverse the roles and the black man kills the white man who is attacking him with a knife. Noone would utter a peep about racism. David Lynch is not a racist.
zackhanscom (5 days ago) Show Hide
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it's racist because the director was stroking himself off in delight while watching the black man's cranium being collapsed and oozing fleshicles and blood from the gaping hole.
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I love it
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daesim (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I wouldn't call this scene racist. Just seriously fucked up ultra-violence. No chance the dude wouldn't have gotten 20 years at least.
Lambeaux (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Performances like this are why I will never write off Nic Cage.
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seems to me that cage can work with any kind of director and deliver an effective performance with any kind of material. he's not myopically focused on his role. he understands the film.
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Ebert can be a fucking moron a lot of the time.
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geez i forgot how fierce that scene was...then Cage had to go and do National Treasure LOL

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