Eraserhead (1977) trailer

In Heaven Everything Is Fine.

(From Wikipedia)
Eraserhead (released in France as The Labyrinth Man) is a 1977 surrealist-horror film written and directed by David Lynch. The film stars Jack Nance and Charlotte Stewart. Eraserhead initially polarized and baffled many critics and movie-goers, but over time the film has become a cult classic.

In 2004, the film was deemed "culturally significant" by the United States Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the National Film Registry. Lynch has described his film as a "dream of dark and troubling things."

Eraserhead is considered a difficult film to understand and is open to various interpretations. For example, the review at DVD Verdict offers at least three interpretations. The story does not have a strictly linear plot, it is punctuated with fantasy/dream sequences of differing lengths, and the boundary between these sequences and the primary narrative strand is often blurred. Many have interpreted it as a visual-sound experience rather than a narrative or story, a film that is more about conveying a very specific and powerful mood and atmosphere. Lynch has said he has yet to read an interpretation of the film that is the same as his own.

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[LeapFrogNinja]

Its a Lynch movie, so watching the actual movie explains nothing.

[Adolph Bin Stalin]

This is why acid became illegal

[Eddie Mullett]

:14....WTH??

[Andy Green]

If Salad Fingers were a full-length movie, it would probably look like this.

[Diego Machado]

BEAKMANIA

[Mick Brown]

It's the only really memorable film that he has made (and it is excellent!)

[Marshall McGee]

100,000 dollars actually. over the course of 5 years.

[UbercrowEDM]

Eraserhead's probably my favourite movie, and in my opinion one of the most disturbing. Gotta love surrealism ^^. I just finished a dubstep remix of "In Heaven." It's front and center on my page if you want to check it out.

[Ari Pink]

Who need drugs when you've got Lynch?

[TheLucieFurr]

what i want to know . where is the remaining 9027 dollars????

[seamac206]

Lynch and Nolan should've co-directed Inception, Lynch directing the talking and non-action parts (especially when Ariadne goes into Cobb's head and gets into his elevator of memories) and Nolan direct all the cool action-y parts. Plus, it wouldn't hurt to have a little Angelo Badalamenti in some parts (like Cobb's elevator) instead of Hans Zimmer's copy-and-pasting, repeating and "making" the same thing over and over again ass!