Secrets of Tiffin Ohio

zacattack214 (December 2, 2008 at 2:33 am)

Hum... Lynch is an aquired taste. I still don't like his work, but it might grow on me because it facinates me. I think he spends way too much time throwing random things up on screen though. His films all seem to be told like some maniac on LSD.

ohthehorrorofitall (December 1, 2008 at 1:54 pm)

There's a brilliance to not just this scene but every scene in the whole movie that cannot really be described with words. None of Lynch's films really can, which I guess is why he chooses to make films instead of writing books.

100110 (November 12, 2008 at 5:48 pm)

Turn it up... right at the start, there's a quick voice, which sounds like it could be backwards. Any idea what it is?

IronMothra (October 25, 2008 at 8:50 am)

From a symbolic level, luvisamyth, fascinating. In British Folklore, the appearance of the nocturnal BLACK DOG is believed to be very dangerous and a portent of death. Carl Jung observed the HORSE to represent the intuitive aspect of human nature. The WELL is a symbol of the soul and an attribute of things feminine. The act of drawing water out of a well is symbolic of drawing out and upwards the contents of the deep. All of these aspects relate to the journey of Betty/Diane's character.