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I won't go that far, but I do think about the rabbit sitcom in Inland Empire way more than I would have expected. At some point I read some Seinfeld scripts and it's really jarring to just see it written down without scene transitions and music. But it was fun because I could imagine it Lynchian style : )
Also, cookouts and ketchup are different now
I think you may have misread my enquiry regarding Inland Empire, probably because I confusingly inserted my opinion in parenthesis. I don't think Inland Empire is Lynch's finest moment although it does have its moments. That film documented Lynch's newfound love affair with shooting digital while recycling 2001's Rabbits and footage shot for or contemporaneously with Gucci's 2006 "Gucci by Gucci" ad campaign. Apparently, not even Lynch knew where he was going with this one. Good thing it all came together and made sense in the end...?
Your observations though are spot on! Cookouts and ketchup, indeed!
I was fortunate enough to see this one on the big screen when it came out in 2006. It may be time for a rescreening. In any case, thanks for the comments!
Oh no, I was just denying your accusations that I might say it was his best haha
I've thought about going in search of the original Rabbit material, but I think it's perfect just like this so I haven't. I didn't know about the Gucci commercial stuff, thanks! I think while I watched Inland Empire I was kind of irritated a lot of the time but absence makes the heart grow fonder
Eta: please post all the beach pics, I wish I was there
Francesco! Another round of prosecco, per favore! 🥂😆
Wow...so it wasn't just me! Thanks, @soupspoon!