rubber head

Michelle 2022-03-22 09:01:49

I fell asleep after watching , and slowly fell asleep with the help of alcohol.
In the dream, I vaguely feel that I am a rubber head, a rubber head living in the present, a big country.
Thinking about it carefully, I came here after graduating from school. It is a place with developed industry and commerce. In the past, everyone went to the sea. Now, I can only go to the river.
For the sake of work, I give up a lot, renting a house without a sense of belonging, a working environment without friends, and no pure land, and work is like rape, haha, giving up dignity, giving up hobbies and my own little hobbies.
A part-time job with no end in sight, she can only vent her desires in front of the computer. She can only be seen in dreams. Her sexual desire is like a strange baby who will never be satisfied. You want it, and after you get it, But it was a nightmare.
Fake.

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Extended Reading
  • Garrick 2022-03-25 09:01:09

    Video artist, director of feature-length debut, it seems that Lynch's style is consistent. Lynch is indeed regarded as the most outstanding artistic temperament among the directors of Hollywood commercial blockbusters. However, it always feels that his artistic interest remains in the self-interpretation of Lacanian voyeurism in the 1970s and 1980s. Compared with Hitchcock of his predecessor, his films are more outdated and unremarkable. transcendence. At the same time, some people have interpreted the film as Gnosticism, a satire of the creator, an escape from the material world. This midnight movie defined the era.

  • Norberto 2022-04-21 09:02:07

    8.7 This is a very personal and very difficult to interpret film, but almost every scene in it has something to learn and learn from. 8/9/16 Revisiting 5/1/17 After Four Years Looking down on the field, the acquisition is a purer visual enjoyment than the dream brought by the incomparable dream than the imagination.

Eraserhead quotes

  • Mr. X: I thought I heard a stranger. We've got chicken tonight. Strangest damn things. They're man-made. Little damn things. Smaller than my fist. But they're new! I'm Bill.

    Henry Spencer: Hello. I'm Henry.

    Mrs. X: Henry's at LaPelle's Factory.

    Mr. X: Oh. Printing's your business, huh? Plumbing's mine. For 30 years. I've seen this neighborhood change from pastures to the hellhole it is now! I put every damn pipe in this neighborhood!

    Mary X: Dad!

    Mrs. X: Bill!

    Mr. X: People think that pipes grow in their homes. But they sure as hell don't! Look at my knees! Look at my knees!

    Mrs. X: Bill, please!

    Mr. X: Are you hungry?

  • [first lines]

    Beautiful Girl Across the Hall: Are you Henry?

    Henry Spencer: Yes?

    Beautiful Girl Across the Hall: A girl named "Mary" called on the payphone in the hallway about an hour ago. She said that she's at her parents' and that you're invited to dinner.

    Henry Spencer: Oh, yeah?

    [after a long pause]

    Henry Spencer: Well... thank you very much.

    [Henry enters his apartment, while the girl slowly closes the door to hers]