Best Lynch-film ever..

1. Blue Velvet
2. Mulholland Drive
3. Lost Highway
4. Eraserhead
5. Twin Peaks (series)
6. Elephant man
7. The Straight Story
8. Wild At Heart
9. Dune

Mulholland Dr. gets my vote.

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Twin Peaks is his best work, althought i really should get around to watching that Elephant Man DVD i borrowed a few months back.

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My vote goes actually to Blue Velvet. So well done, both artistic and the actors. Think Frank (Dennis Hopper) is the best character ever made by Lynch. And not to speak of the undertone in the film. The beauty (dishonesty) and the beast (honesty) is so clear and it makes very much sense. Well, for me it does

Mulholland Dr. is a great movie, indeed. Very similar to Lost Highway, but much more well done. The music, artistic, characters...

Eraserhead was indeed a great film. The nightmare-ish making of this man's impression of how it is being a father to a child is so real in a dreamy way.


-Lynch is a very big fan of dreams, red, blue, 26, and characteristic people. And he also something between the lines in almost every film he has made. I like his way of being mysterious...

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I second that.

I also like the avatar alot Lord

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The Elephant Man

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My fav is by far Mulholland Drive, and I have gone on binges where I will watch the film over and over and....I think I need to watch it again..

Lynch is in my top 5 favorite directors of all time, and this film has a lot to do with it as well as.....

Blue Velvet

Lost Highway

Re: Elephant Man To disturbing to watch for me, which means it is probably his best work, on a visceral level anyway.

I have yet to see Eraser Head, as it is tough to track down on DVD.


btw, L.E. Harring is too damn hot!

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So far I've seen Mulholland Dr. and I'm in the process of watching Eraserhead.

Mulholland Dr.

1. Eraserhead
2. Blue Velvet
3. Mulholland Drive
4. Straight Story
5. Elephant Man
6. WIld at Heart
7. Lost Highway
8. Dune

All great movies imo. Twin Peaks I would put at 3 or 4 if it counts

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Low points - Seen it all before not living too far from Alaska

Did you get the cleaned up version that Lynch released on his website (definitely worth the 50 bucks if your a fan of the movie)?

Not yet. If I like it after this first time I'm going to though.

1. Eraserhead
2. Mulholland Drive
3. The Elephant Man
4. Lost Highway
5. Blue Velvet
6. Straight Story
7. Wild at Heart
8. Dune

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Im going to have to go with Holden on this one and cast my vote for "The Elephant Man"

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Id say Dune, but then, I think its the ONLY L:ynch film Ive seen!

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I liked him when I was a lot younger, but frankly, his movies are just too weird and perverted for me now. I didn't see The Straight Story, but I was a huge Twin Peaks fan. It might be interesting to watch Twin Peaks on DVD and see if I still like it.

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My Fav ones

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I've only seen Mulholland fully, which i enjoyed till i went here http://maddox.xmission.com/david_lynch.html and then afterwards it lost its appeal until i understood it which cancelled that site out, but the sites still funny and quite true

Maddox is an idiot that just happens to know how to use the internet.

Thanks for the link, very