Analyst sees 'ghost town' in Inland Empire

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Such sad news. The scene in the 2nd season premiere when Briggs tells Bobby his dream of the future is one of the series' best moments. I had the honor of meeting Don the year I went to the fest. how sad, i only just learned of the news. and immediately i thought of the scene between him and bobby,...

jacoby "first laid eyes on mimsy"

what kind of orchid does harold give donna to put on laura's grave?

a "brand new cadillac"

what song does Ed sing to Nadine that wakes her from her coma?

considering the scene in MTTH where Gruszka buys the watch and makes a deal with Majchrzak and then he touches her and similar sounds like when doris remembers the phantom are heard, and we see a painted demon hand, then fire and embers, then Gruszka, out of focus, her gestures looking confused, has...

no, thats good enough. as all of us here seem to be pretty perceptive(even if we have differing perceptions on something)and id rather not visit the circle of hell that is imdb. so, according to general consensus and the fact youve heard it in an interview, thats good enough for me. i dont know why,...

The pianist is indeed Dern's husband. what is the evidence to back up this fact?(other than recognizing him with your eyes, which i already admittly said, is hard to do because of the lighting, also he's only in close proximity of the camera two times very short times) really, im just curious how y...

It's always been my understanding that the LB tatoo was Laura Dern's, not her character's (well, characters') Being married to musician Ben Harper (who is seen playing piano in the final end credits "party" scene), L stands for Laura and B for Ben. how do you know that is harper at the pi...

In my opinion, it is safe to say that Ormand was never in Poland. As far as main players go, only Gruszka, Majchrzak, and Lucas's characters are seen. To me, the most puzzling of these is Lucas. He is the only character who seemed to exist as a real, ordinary person in both the Polish story and in ...

'High chair' is AmerEnglish, I guess, for 'eating chair', an item not needed by this couple. I'll check next time to see if such is there.[/quote] exactly right, "high chair" is always how ive known it. and it definitely looks like one, old as it may be. and the breakfast she is making isn...

Kiddo wrote:

and one thing that bugs me about ormonds character...who is she?

While I don;t pretend to know the answer, I do feel strongly that screwdriver-Ormand is not Doris Side.

i definitely agree on that.

What does that particular title say, in German? "Bei diesem schönen Wetter müssen wir rein i keep forgeting to ask this, but so any of you, carl namely, know how the hell does this make any sense to its native title? i know just a litte german and i can still easily see its ridiculousness. i...

i know nothing about common knowledge or consensus of opinion regarding dern's line. and im not a fan of google. so i only know that from my first viewing of IE at its premire in chicago, to my latest viewing a couple weeks ago, i have always, and only, heard her say "i'm afraid." i see wh...

i have to agree with kiddo and apples, she says exactly what LG says at the beginning of the film when having sex with the blurred out man and before IE moves into color, "where am i?" and "im afraid". the one difference is that derns first line is "im a whore" before s...

i have commented many times on how judgement of good/bad is subjective. but to me, to make an absolute judgement on those traits for a person(or character) is not such an easy thing to do. Right, and I heartily disagree. Nikki displays no notably good qualities, but we do know that she's a liar and...