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I know this is a New Order forum and not a film forum.. But it's New Order realted, I promise! Well, almost at least.

The film I'm talking about is Donnie Darko. Go see it! Really cool, really good music!

How is it NO-related? It's got Love Will Tear Us Apart in it! That's how! Now go see it.

And has anyone seen Mulholland Drive? I'm sort of a Lynch-fan, but it doesn't look like his movie is going to be shown in sweden, at least not for a looong while. *sigh* Is it any good?

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YES, yes and YES!

I have seen Mulholland Drive and I've talked about it on this forum!

If you're a Lynch fan, you'll be satisfied, believe me. That's PURE David Lynch material.

If you're in for originality, weird scenario, creepy atmosphere, sick humor... go see it if you can!

If the best movies you've seen in your life are America's Sweethearts or Sleepless in Seattle, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT go see this movie.

:)

S.

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hehe Now I understand your words Seb "you just can't communicate!" ;)

  • think I have to expand my vocabulary, in order to not to answering messages like this:

And David Lynch reminds of that there is something good in every country when it comes to movies like US with Lynch, Serbia's Dusan M, Poland's Roman Polanski (goodies in the same gate as Lynch, guys that probably inspired him a bit)

It's seems like this country, Norway, is left with the latest Nic Cage movie "Captain's Cordelli Mandolin" and Röyksopp, whilst Sweden gets to see and enjoy Mulhollan Drive and New Order."

Instead I should choose to reply with:

"Thanks for the tip, Sophisticated Lady!" :D

"Man is condemned to be free" Of course you could be more free if one had a loads of money :)

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Other ones in a "would JPS have been a JD-fan?", at least he was a Bukowski-fan genre :)

Jonathan Demme - "Something wild" Marco Ferreri's Bukowski - "Tales of ordinary Madness" (Ben Cazarra) Roman Polanski - "Cul De Sac" Dusan Masakejev - "Sweet Movie" Dusan Masakejev - "Monte Negro" (Per Oscarsson) Roman Polanski - "Repulsion" (Catherine Denevue) David Lynch - "The Elephant Man"

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