Lol " it's a thumb."

And of course, it's Really David Lynch. :

"Plate of black coffee"

I also came across this.

https://www.reddit.com/r/davidlynch/...p_david_lynch/

Lynch on Louie CK's show, "Louie" was one of the funniest recurring characters I've ever seen.

I have to check it out. I love his stand-up (GOAT), talk show appearances, etc. but never watched his TV shows. A few weeks ago, I came across a mix of Louie clips on YouTube and was instantly sold.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DE59J...lyeGk4NjIwanM0

That isn't the whole clip and here are some others of that episode.







Unrelated:

never saw his first tv show lucky louie but heard it was bad, his 2nd one was amazing but also really explains how he is exactly the kind of guy who would tell two young female comics whom he invited up to his hotel room that he wanted to masturbate in front of him (which is also why i don't get why he was cancelled, in every situation he did exploit a power dynamic but it was always done with consent)

There are dedicated threads for each season of Louie in Oot: television

One more, this is one of my favorite Louie scenes. So funny.

In case you never saw the show. Louie is divorced with 2 daughters and is getting them for a few days for Christmas and goes to store and buys a doll for one of them earlier that day. Unfortunately, has a few parts cut out of the original.

The Jackie Brown Lionsgate 4k uhd treatment is magnificent...




Cell phone photos...

The last scene from Anora hit me fracking hard. Not in a Knockout sort of fashion, but more so as a jab to the face that dropped my jaw in awe It also got me thinking today about two other cinematic emotionally intense scenes that are forever engraved within my hard drive and both stem from the same movie, True Romance : the long dialogue before the father (Dennis Hopper) gets assassinated and when Patricia Arquette desperately fights for her life vs James Gandolfini.

I was also the only one in the cinema that burst out laughing uncontrollably when : . A very solid and fascinating viewing experience - I absolutely love when a movie introduces fringe characters, regardless of if I can identify with them or not -, albeit uneven at times (the first hour felt like a MTV music video of ore, while the 2nd hour was more of a (failed?) attempt at becoming a comedy and the third part, an enthralling and engaging tragedy, of course!).