...but you liked them anyway.

Name some...


1) Eraserhead: wtf was THAT about?? Was it a commentary on impending fatherhood??...On marriage?...On puffy-cheeked girls dancing on crunch sperm??...Whatever it was about, I found myself liking it...lol

2) Mulholland Drive: Ok, I finally ended up understanding what was happening throughout the movie...but while first watching it, I kept thinking something was going to happen to finally explain just what the hell was actually going on. Nope...lol...but I really liked watching it anyway. Figuring it out later made me like it even more.

3) 2001: A Space Odyssey: I got the "sense" of what it was about..kinda sorta. But the visuals and the whole Hal 2000 scene blew me away...along with the monolith just showing up everywhere. I now know what it's about...and again, knowing makes me go "Ohhhhh!!" and love it even more.

some movies you need be stoned to watch.

i just watched that movie broken flowers with bill murray....i didnt get the ending or i wasnt paying attention to it.

byron explain this one

Christopher said:

I have to watch it first... ...Sweeny recommended it to me, though.

Byron said:

oh haha oops

i wanted to like it really...but at the end i was like cause there isnt alot of dialog for the first 40 mins

Napoleon Dynamite. But I'll say this: The stupidity of that movie is brilliant. I didn't know what the plot was or what the hell was going on, but I sure laughed the whole way through it.

Byron said:

When I rented this movie, I remember that when the two women were in the bedroom, I was thinking "If this were a perfect world, these two lovelies would start to get it on".
When they actually did, I quickly called up my brother-in-law, "Mann...you gotta come over! I got the best movie ever!!

Illustrator said:

Dude, watch 'Where The Boys Aren't.....Vol. 1-12'.....oh wait, they actually do make sense.....

Flightplan and The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

Spats said:

I guess you didn't read the books. If you had, you wouldn't expect the movie to make any sense at all.

Byron said:

Okay, this movie just pissed me off.

I didn't get it at all, and a bunch of my friends were like, "oh, you have to watch it at least two or three times, and then, BAM! You get it! David Lynch is a GENIUS!" Fuck that, dude. It confused me the first time, and I'm not trying to feel stupid twice in a row. It's been three years since I saw it and I still haven't had the desire to try it again.

FunkMistress said:

Okay, that made me laugh!

David Lynch is very confusing. I'm a fan but sometimes I just say "Well, it was, what it was."

M

Vanilla Sky. The end pissed me off but, I kinda still liked it.

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

Well, I'll say this: If I ever do watch it again, I'll make sure I'm not high on hashish.

FunkMistress said:

No, that's when you rent LOST HIGHWAY.


M

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

"Dick Laurent is dead...."

that damn movie where it started from the end and ended with the beginning. can't remember the title, i just couldn't get into it. very confusing.

brownsugar said:

Memento? you know, there was some scientific report recently (I think it was on Yahoo news) that pointed out that we remember things in reverse.

brownsugar said:

Momento. i dug it.

purpleizpassion said:

alot of people hated it.
I thought it was brilliant and im hardly a fan of Tom Cruise.

sinisterpentatonic said:

yes. everybody likes it. i just couldn't get into it . maybe i shoulda looked at it more than once before i sold it.

sixth sense couldn't figure out WHY bruce willis' character would want to hang around with a bunch of ghosts*





































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purpleizpassion said:

i remeber watching this on bootleg pay per view and falling asleep on it, but through the night i kept waking up on different parts of it 'cuz it aired repeatedly over a 24 hour period and then falling back to sleep. watching it like that made it even more surreal, because i took it in in a jumbled order on top of the movie being jumbled already. when i actually sat down and watched it all the way through, i was like damn. i loved it, though i still want to see the movie it was based on, supposedly it's better.

XxAxX said:

i never bothered watching the film because one of my old roommates told me "it's a trip because at the end you realize Bruce Willis is dead."

brownsugar said:

you should've it makes more sense that way.

I loved Vanilla Sky. Once you figure out what's going on you realize what a great movie it is. I saw it a bunch of times and liked it more and more with each viewing.

Mulholland Drive

Tommy

Love Liza

to name a few.

FunkMistress said:

This is how I interpreted Mulholland Drive: Everything before the scene where Rita opens the blue box is fantasy. Everything after is reality. I hope that helps.

DynamicSavior said:

The funniest movie ever. I don't understand what you didn't "get" about it,

sextonseven said:

See, I don't even remember the blue box! I remember that scary little dirty man, and the scene where she's masturbating and crying. That's about it.