it's 5AM...what do YOU want to discuss?

[(akaRyanHoffman)]

I think Wild At Heart has become my favorite movie by David Lynch.

[Arion]

I think Wild At Heart has become my favorite movie by David Lynch.

I really like it, but before choosing my favorite I'd have too see all of Lynch's films.

[Cactusakic]

I'd have a very tough time choosing between Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, but Wild At Heart is pretty damn great.

[Arion]

I love Blue Velvet.
Haven't see Twin Peaks, though.
I know, I have to.

[Cactusakic]

I love Blue Velvet.
Haven't see Twin Peaks, though.
I know, I have to.

And yet, here you are wasting time posting about it rather than actually doing it.

[Cactusakic]

But (and I have no doubt that you, being a cool and educated poster, would do this anyway, but just for the record) do NOT watch the film until you have watched the series.

The film is a prequel, but it is meant to be watched after the show, otherwise it would spoil several plot points, including the biggest and most central mystery of the show.

[shoelaceless]

Brandon Graham linked to a site where you can read all of Perverts of the Unknown on his twitter. It's a little unsavory to paste here.

[Arion]

And yet, here you are wasting time posting about it rather than actually doing it.

Crazy, uh?

[(akaRyanHoffman)]

But (and I have no doubt that you, being a cool and educated poster, would do this anyway, but just for the record) do NOT watch the film until you have watched the series.

The film is a prequel, but it is meant to be watched after the show, otherwise it would spoil several plot points, including the biggest and most central mystery of the show.

Yeah, it's almost unfair to review the movie without having the series for context.

The soundtrack is one of my faves.

[(akaRyanHoffman)]

Looks like Los Hernandez Brothers have a lot of books lined up for the year.

Including a "Love and Rockets Reader" and "Love And Rockets Companion"!