Eraserhead

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Tv & Film:film Reviews, Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Tv & Film, Film History

4.5 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2016

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

David Lynch is a popular director of such films as The Elephant Man, Dune, Wild at Heart and Mulholland Drive. And he became a household name with his 1990 TV Series Twin Peaks where "Who killed Laura Palmer?" was the new decade's "Who shot JR?". But before all those films came Eraserhead - Lynch's surreal feature debut. It has become a midnight-movie cult hit and its meaning has been debated for decades. Now you can join Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob as they give their analysis and review!

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0:00.0	There's a baby. It's at the hospital and you're the father.
0:09.0	That's impossible. It's a baby.
0:12.0	No, there's still got to do with this baby.
0:14.0	It's premature, but there's a baby.
0:16.0	After the two of you are married, which should be very soon,
0:19.0	you can pick the baby up.
0:21.0	Welcome to now playing review of Aracer Head.
0:26.0	Did you see Mr. Ready?
0:29.0	Come on in.
0:31.0	Part of the now playing David Lynch Review Series.
0:34.0	Strangestam things, the man made, the venue.
0:38.0	Hosted by Stuart.
0:40.0	Mary tells me you're a very nice fellow.
0:42.0	Jacob.
0:43.0	Sounds very clever.
0:45.0	And Arnie.
0:46.0	Hello.
0:47.0	I'm very pleased to meet you.
0:49.0	Join us at nowplayingpodcast.com each week
0:53.0	as we continue looking at all of David Lynch's films.
0:56.0	What are you?
0:59.0	Of course.
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