Director David Lynch's delivered his unique vision in this masterpiece while paying homage to the film noir. The story about a young man who finds a human ear that sets him on journey to the dark side of human soul. Lynch goes under the surface of small town America where not everything is as it seems. Lynch holds no prisoners and delivers a dark and disturbing world of abuse, drugs and psychopaths that cinema has never seen before. He cleverly avoids contemporary music and uses some evergreen songs from the 50's to great effect. Dennis Hopper gives his best performance ever as an actor. The cinematography and production design are outstanding in defining the "Lynchian" term. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Blue Velvet
Director David Lynch's delivered his unique vision in this masterpiece while paying homage to the film noir. The story about a young man who finds a human ear that sets him on journey to the dark side of human soul. Lynch goes under the surface of small town America where not everything is as it seems. Lynch holds no prisoners and delivers a dark and disturbing world of abuse, drugs and psychopaths that cinema has never seen before. He cleverly avoids contemporary music and uses some evergreen songs from the 50's to great effect. Dennis Hopper gives his best performance ever as an actor. The cinematography and production design are outstanding in defining the "Lynchian" term. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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