Seen three reviews in Norway so far: 5/6, 5/6, 6/6. whatthefuck.gif.
I’ll never see Avatar 2, but this would have been my preferred ending.
Let’s see the David Lynch cut
I hear he also made unreleased superhero movies
https://twitter.com/VK_HM/status/1513569461407817732
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People in Norway rate things on a 6-point scale?
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Yeah:
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Is a really hot girl in Norway 12/12?
That’s crazy talk!
This has got me thinking
- one-point scale: ?
- two-point scale: Siskel & Ebert
- three-point scale: Michelin
- four-point scale: New York Times restaurant reviews
- five-point scale: movies in many American outlets
- six-point scale: movies in Norway
- seven-point scale: Bristol stool chart
- eight-point scale: ?
- nine-point scale: Richter (technically values higher than 9 are possible)
- ten-point scale: hotness (universal?)
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Mulholland Drive didn’t pique any teenage fantasies?
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To be fair I was 22 when Lost Highway came out and 26 when MD came out, so not really teenage fantasies.
But sure, MH was plenty fantasy-inducing, but there was something special about Patricia Arquette in Lost Highway. Besides that I also enjoyed both the movie and the music more. Seriously top 3 soundtrack ever for me (another draft @RiskyFlush?). I can’t remember a single song from Mulholland Drive.
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One of my exes used the 8 point scale for judging evil and good, with Hitler at 1. I placed her at 3 in the end.
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winnie the pooh vs cocaine bear, who wins???!?!?
I’ve never understood the bad movies are fun thing. I know, I’m a snob!
It’s been hyped for months, here it is. Looks like it could be amazing, but also a difficult, emotional watch:
Uhh
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Yeah not sure I’m ready for that. Might watch some cartoons instead.
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