Al G. Garrett

Clementine 2022-03-24 09:01:38

A few years ago, when someone reported that their car had been stolen, the suspect was quickly identified as Peter Raymond Dayton, a rebellious young man, who was arrested, fingerprinted and photographed. What Pete didn't expect was that the reason why the police locked him up so quickly was...

Carolyne 2022-03-20 09:01:35

The first 20 minutes of this movie made me sleepy and I almost fell asleep, the brief conversation between the husband and wife, the cold atmosphere, the videotape placed at the door every day, it seemed like a clue, there was a strangeness everywhere, but no What can be inferred, the evidence...

Isobel 2022-03-26 09:01:04

Rewatch. Six-star movie, postmodernist model. Lynch's image points to the future, and any psychological deconstruction is useless. Imagery is perceptual, and as we hit the dark road with David Bowie's I'm Deranged, we've become jazz musicians in a frenzy. Sexual, violent, bizarre, we're madly absorbing Lynch's video drug, turning off the sun, and pulling the stars down from the sky. Death and fear surround us. The change of identities between maintenance workers and musicians, the death of Dick Lauren, "true and false when false." We can't tell the difference between the real and the fake, let alone know the boundary between the real and the fake.

Maudie 2022-04-24 07:01:05

0812 Big screen rewatch. The corner of the theater in the middle of the night feels a little scary but still charming. His movies are "flying big" style in my heart, the green and red are wonderful and suffocating. I really like this one, it has a lot of aftertastes, and the structure is interesting. It's hilarious to see Manson.//I look at the disparity between the human brain and the human brain.