What a bunch of pretentious garbage this flick is

>>81960779
OP didn't cut them up like regular chickens.

>>81960779
You must be 25+ years to understand the movie. Go back to rick and morty

>>81961172
what's there to understand? It's literally just bunch of random scenes put together in a way to make the viewer feel as unpleasant as possible

>>81960779
Is this movie not good? I was gonna watch it for Jack Nance.

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>>81960779

It's not pretentious if it erases your head

>>81961268
>It's literally just bunch of random scenes put together in a way to make the viewer feel as unpleasant as possible
What's wrong with that? You want twists and villains and shit or what?

>>81961268

That's the point, fuckface.

>>81961268
It accomplishes its goal. If you listen to an industrial soundscape album you get the same feelings. It's not a netflix and chill movie

>>81961268
>I didn't understand

>>81961268
There are a number of overarching themes present in the film. I think the most prominent of those being that of parenthood and growing up and taking responsibilities as part of being an adult, or rather the fears associated with it.

>>81960779
it's a bad dream you can choose not to have

>>81961395
And how sex can destroy you.
What I don't get is the cheeky lady

>>81960779
David Lynch is literally one of the least pretentious filmmakers in the industry, his work isn't "pretending" to be anything else than what it is.

Rewatch Eraserhead when you become a father ( if that happens ever)

>>81961268
its about the fear or becoming a parent, amongst other things. it will grow on you.

>>81960779
You've got your good thing and I've got mine.

>>81961172
Holy fuck, this so much.

>>81961172
Kek

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>>81960779

>>81961270
It's a great movie. Lynch kino all the way.

>>81960779
only parents can really get it.

it resonated with me because i watched my mom caring for her elderly mother with dementia who got to the point where she didn't recognize her daughter and would hit her and yell at her unknowingly, so that seems kind of close to me to the experience of having a horrible cow-child.

>>81961523
Cheekbitch is his escape. She helped get him through justifying letting the child go. That's why it's creepy, but kind of adorable as she squashes gigantic sperm. It's the place he had to go to in order to find some way not to be crazy after the child's death.

>>81961937
you should check out A Seperation for maximum dementia kino

and maybe It's such a beautiful day

>>81962918
lol, i actually just started A Separation and had to take a break after a half hour because it was too hardcore. good rec.

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>>81961937
Also despite his meme status, Louis Theroux has a pretty heavy documentary about Dementia full of feels.

Every time I watched this I just become depressed. Is that the point, or is there something I'm missing?

>>81963227
Well you certainly ain't supposed to be happy after watching

>>81960779
What a bunch of underage shitposting this post is

>>81961268
It is clearly not random. Just because it is not relevant to your interests it doesn't mean that other people can't find it meaningful. The world doesn't revolve around you.

>>81961268
You say that like it makes it bad

>>81960779
this film fucked me up for about a week, i really was not ready for this kino

>>81960779
It's about fatherhood and all worries associated.

That is literally it.

I still want to know what prop was used to make the baby. The man himself claimed it could be made entirely with household materials.