Quetin Tarantino hates David Lynch movie on HBO Max (which is wrong)

The writer, director and director, director Auteur Quinten Tarantino, has a very strong director style and stronger opinions. The man behind films like “Crospoir Dogs” and “Once in Hollywood” were not strange to the controversy over the years, like being for him The blatant use of racist insults in his django unchained movie “Django Unchained” Or for his tendency towards severe violence. One may think this may make it more sympathetic to other designs that have not been received by the intended way. However, Tarantino verbally hesitated in the garbage, his colleagues, at an interview with the press, rarely heard the work that is misunderstood of one of the greatest voices of creative films.

In an interview conducted in 1992, Tarantino decided to wander in a number of directors who mostly avoided the studio system and made independent artistic films to that point, including the writer and director “Eraserhead”. In fact, he had nothing to say about Lynch in 1992 “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with me”, and while, yes, criticism and his opinions is to have him, still incredibly wrong.

“Fire Walk with me” will never be of crowds. It is a very brutal experience and real problems, so it may not be surprising that Lynch has ended in having to defend the film for the rest of his career. Although there was a reassessment in recent years, and finally some genius people have realized behind “Fire Walk with me”, all of these “Twin Peaks” who were hoping to see more Dale Coper (Kyle Maclachlan) felt very disappointed to discover the film completely about the dead girl in the show, Laura Palmer (Sheril Lee). Tarantino hated “the fire meaning” to the point that he went to the garbage completely Linch, and tells us Weekend In 1992:

“I am not wandering around other people, but after I saw” Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with me “at the Cannes Festival, David Lynch has so far disappeared until his ass that I do not want to see another movie David Lynch until I hear something different. And you know, I love him.”

These are strong great words from a man who only made his first movie when he formed this opinion (“” “Crospoir Dogs” and “Fire Walk with me” both in 1992), but they are also angry. People who really love directors are ready to accept that they sometimes will make things that they do not like, but they still want to see the next. In addition to Lynch, Tarantino also asked when the director “The Man who fell to the ground” Nicholas Roig “made a good movie” and claimed that Jose van Saint became “a satirical simulation for himself” The challenge and the two LGBTQ+ face Shakespeare, “My Edaho Private”, “IDaho”, “ So maybe the younger TARANTINO could not deal with films about the life of the inner personality? (I am sorry, but after Tarantino’s veil as an Australian slavery dealer in “Django Unchained”, “ The man has since lost the right to say that the head of anyone has risen with his own punishment, forever.)

I have already wrote about this at length, but I will say again: “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me” was a feminist masterpiece before its time. It forces the audience to try to understand Laura Palmer instead of just moving it to a frozen dead body as it was in “Twin Peaks”. The entire film, from its point of view, makes a difficult surreal experience because it has a deep shock and mentally deteriorating. Also, her internal suffering is misunderstood by everyone around her, especially by men who see her only as a beloved girl or a sexual being who is required. Lynch’s head was not “his ass”, he was firmly in his heart, as he gave space and sympathy with an original model, which was regularly reduced to sad degrees and bad jokes. Laura was not just a “stupid blond” to be presented as a sacrifice, but a complete human being deserves much better, and “Fire Walk” gave her at least the opportunity to share her story and get some agencies. It is supposed to be uncomfortable, and it is intentionally challenging men and patriarchal society, which does not make an easy hour – but it is an important task.

“Fire Walk” is far from the worst Lynch movie, fortunately, people came to realize that it is really special, even if they did not provide what they want from “Twin Peaks”. that it Indeed, one of Lynch’s best filmsWe move deeply on the topics of what we are doing to survive, the masks we all wear, and the evil powers that lie under the things that seem benign. Tarantino may have made some amazing films over the years, but when it comes to the art of others, well, he may have to rethink seriously about some of his aggressive opinions.