Director David Lynch Has Died At 78

[Cult Leader 5,849]

May he rest in peace. His art was so unique and inspiring. He was a true legend

[Candy Necklace 8,619]

Rest in peace! 

[KingsMotelPart2 634]

Nooo, David Lynch was a unique human being, unbelievable and beautiful stranger, is very sad news , it's a shame he and Lana didn't work together more directly being such kindred souls. Their art and work from both of them has impacted my life deeply and I can't believe it. May David Lynch rest in peace, he is now in such a dreamlike plane like the ones he loved to explore so much, in a beautiful dream with the ethereal voice of Julee Cruise accompanying him

[Super Movie 51,998]

Rest in peace to my favorite director of all time. David Lynch was a visionary that I'm so grateful I got to experience in my lifetime

[Terrence Loves Me 72,962]

This is horrible news, rest in peace to one of the greatest filmmakers of all time.

[CHATEAU MARMONT 1,102]

rip

[ionut 9,817]

rest in peace legend 

[Lake Placid 3,481]

This is the worst news I’ve ever woken up to. Rest in peace, he truly had the greatest mind in film and almost all the media I consume is inspired by him in some way.

[Lindsay Lohan 11,232]

I've seen 4 of his movies and there's always an aspect of them I really hate and it ruins the film for me, but nonetheless I wish there were more directors willing to start making more complex pieces of work like him. I also would have loved for him and Lana to work on something together... Even though I didn't love his work this is a loss but I'm appreciative of all the amazing work he has inspired <3

 

Highlights:

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

Mulholland Drive

Lost Highway (The first half of the movie)

[lakeemmahottie 1,812]

Twin Peaks is the greatest series of all time. I fucking miss you david

[Platinum Greenwich 13,922]

oh my god 😭

[Embach 47,290]

Not only he was a brilliant filmmaker, he was also amazing musician. Earlier today I listened to his collaboration with Lykke Li and this song has been one of my favorite songs for five years now. His signature beautiful melancholic dreamy vibe had inspired many musicians, like Lana.

 

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1 hour ago, Embach said:

David Lynch, the writer-filmmaker whose works include Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks, has died aged 78.

 

Lynch's death was announced on his Facebook page by his family.

 

"There's a big hole in the world now that he's no longer with us," the post said.

 

"But, as he would say, 'Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.' … It's a beautiful day with golden sunshine and blue skies all the way."

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cly9vymjexvo

 

RIP to the one of the greatest filmmakers of all times.

 

Huge, huuuge loss for the film world and cinephiles everywhere.
 

Mulholland Drive left such a massive impression on me growing up. It had never occurred to me that a film can be conjured up as a Rubik's Cube of sorts. Also loved so many of his other films, even the short ones. A singular talent that will be considered as one of the American greats, and rightfully so. RIP

 

p.s. thank you for bringing this up.

[longtimeman 9,081]

I'll never be able to express how much David Lynch means to me, so I'll just say that he was one of the artists who the world instantly becomes worse with his passing. He truly loved movies and loved the people who saw them. My favourite thing about him is that he would make 'difficult' films, but be sure that people understood them more than they allowed themselves to accept. So watch Mulholland Dr twice - it's not about the twist; it's about the journey, like all of life.

I have posted this clip so many times already, but it sums his artistic world up.

 

[sparklejumpropeweed 317]

Rip the legend who gave us blue velvet

[Demonmic03 11,650]

may he rest in peace my thoughts and prayers to his family.

[DCooper 37,373]

6 minutes ago, longtimeman said:

I'll never be able to express how much David Lynch means to me, so I'll just say that he was one of the artists who the world instantly becomes worse with his passing. He truly loved movies and loved the people who saw them. My favourite thing about him is that he would make 'difficult' films, but be sure that people understood them more than they allowed themselves to accept. So watch Mulholland Dr twice - it's not about the twist; it's about the journey, like all of life.

I have posted this clip so many times already, but it sums his artistic world up.

 

 

The greatest scene in cinema history in my opinion.

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17 minutes ago, Embach said:

Not only he was a brilliant filmmaker, he was also amazing musician. Earlier today I listened to his collaboration with Lykke Li and this song has been one of my favorite songs for five years now. His signature beautiful melancholic dreamy vibe had inspired many musicians, like Lana.

 

his voice was also on the deluxe version of Father John Misty's album Chloë and the Next 20th Century, on which Lana sang a cover version of Buddy's Rendezvous

https://www.smackmedia.ca/news/father-john-misty-jack-cruz-chloe-david-lynch

 

[star Iux 5,995]

i’m really upset

[pin up galore 19,141]

like others have said I went into Mulholland Dr. completely blind having no prior exposure to his work in September of 2022 and it literally changed my life forever. dramatic af but I had never had a movie fully stop me in my tracks to that extent where I knew I had just seen something big and started making my way through his work  it feel so expansive thinking about all the artists both visually and musically that have cited him as a direct source of inspiration or where its so obvious they're a fan cause you can just tell with Lynch fans  who else has a descripitive term like Lynchian named after them!! this is all so unexpected when his team came out a few months ago and said he wasn't healthy but still doing good  its hard to wrap my head around a loss like this but it's one the culture is definitely going to feel it I was holding out hope he had one final offering up his sleeve but honestly The Return is such an incredible and obvious endcap for his career in the way its so self-referential and ends off the epic that is Twin Peaks  god im really gonna miss him being around