So far I had just watched a film by David Lynch, the director known for stylish surealisnya (aka absurd-ambiguous guaranteed to make the audience confused), ie, The Elephant Man (1980). Comparing The Elephant Man Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man is much lighter, humanist and normal, although shades of black and white is definitely not too modern for me who used to watch a color film. (* Read a review of The Elephant Man here). Blue Velvet is obviously more absurd, enigmatic and philosophical. According to the critics, Blue Velvet is one of the best works of seorangcreative-master David Lynch, besides Eraserhead (1977) and Mulholland Drive (2001). Thanks to Blue Velvet, Lynch gained his second Oscar-nominated The Elephant Man. (FYI, David Lynch has been nominated for an Oscar six times without ever winning)
Previously there was a little story about how unimportant
I watched Blue Velvet. I watched it in the Thrill, a horror movie special
channel on cable TV that is paid. You could say watching Blue Velvet in Thrill
Thrill is a fatal error due to the rough and careless cut the whole scene is
important in this film. The film is already obvious gag is even more unclear
and lope for editing the own wishes. Yes, I do not blame Thrill entirely due to
sexual material and violence in this film had to be censored for a general
audience, but editing it would eliminate the essential essence of the film
itself. So then I must watch the censored-scenes on youtube.
Blue Velvet is about the satire and irony, describe the
normal world that seems fine in a small town that is safe and sound ~ but
actually save the terrible mystery. This is in accordance with the quotes that
some times it is said in the film: "It's a strange world,". Through
the journey of a young detective pretended false bravado Beumont Jeffrey (Kyle
McLachlan) is about to satisfy her curiosity due to the discovery of a piece of
ear in a meadow, Blue Velvet brings us to the dark world that we never thought
before: the story sadokis-masochistic, oedipus complex , kidnapping, violence
and drug abuse.
Blue Velvet is a neo-noir thriller and successful makes
you feel the same tension as perceived by Jeffrey leaders, through the eyes
peeking from the cracks of the closet when Dorothy tortured by Frank. Scene was
so disturbing to watch, and hard not to feel haunted by the sound of Frank
Booth who suck the breath mask-odd drug. Please enjoy this http://movie.tvshow1.biz/LP/play.php?movie=0090756
Another scene is hard to forget the scene does not make
sense with the song In Dreams of Ray Orbinson as backsoundnya (FYI, this song
named Frank Candy Colored Clown). The first is a scene where Ben, Frank
criminal partner Dorothy is holding a child. Ben singing lip sync the song In
Dreams, accompanied by Frank's men were half drunk dancing on the sofa, and
Frank dissolve in grief before then turns into anger. The second scene is the
scene where Frank beat Jeffrey, with the same song played through the car tape,
and a woman dancing is not clear at the top of the car. In Dreams song is a
beautiful song if you listen, but combine it with scenes opposite of it all
makes you stuck on an odd atmosphere.
Actually, Blue Velvet is not a fuckin awesome movie with
a twist at the ending, the story itself is actually running quite linear. It
did make this movie a glance looks so simple because you do not have to
ask-tanyawho is the really bad guy in the movie. But in the hands of David
Lynch, Blue Velvet is a masterpiece filled with philosophical elements of
interest. A cult movie is after watching movies if you still want to talk and
reveal the crazy ideas that want disclosed the director and script writer, and
that's what happened to Blue Velvet. (Another example I think the cult movie:
American Psycho. Read the review here).
Eccentricity belongs to Dennis Hopper who plays Frank
Booth, and to successfully convince him to make you feel sad seeing the inhuman
atrocities committed to Dorothy Frank. Frank the Oedipus Complex as well
sadokis, and almost the entire phrase is never uttered a harsh word inserted.Please enjoy this But interestingly ambiguous is the protagonist in this film, the character Jeffrey
Beaumont and Dorothy Vallens yangsomehow can engage in sensual
sadokis-masochistic relationship that is absurd. This apparently is the
uncertainty of the gray area that wish to be on the protagonist Lynch who
apparently also has animal instinct / humanist dark anyway.
There is another interesting philosophy that I read about
Blue Velvet correlation with voyeurism or "peek pleasure". I read
through the blogs that I found when googling (click here). Essentially the
story of Blue Velvet growing due kengintahuan great sense of Jeffrey Beaumont,
who actually desires of curiosity it does not give any impact on his life,
other than he was just curious. Curiosity is what ultimately made him hiding
in a closet Dorothy, Dorothy peek at how strange sexual intercourse with Frank
~ where the scene is so thrilling but also makes the same curiosity. So it does
not matter how often Frank shouted "Do not you fucking look at me
!!", you're not much different from Jeffrey who was watching with mixed
feelings (cringe at once curious).
Activity peek, sounds simple and (yeah) pervert, but
apparently the store philosophy and menarik.Mengutip the blogs that I read,
Jean Paul Sartre had expressed the philosophy that less is more referring
padanatural settings. He said, if someone was in the room alone, then he is
free to do whatever he wants. He is independent. However, when the person knows
he spied through the keyhole, then as soon as he turned. He turned into someone
who "wants to do" by people who peek. The interaction that occurs in
2 is a two-way relationship that objectify each other. But a peek at the
activity, the relationship is unidirectional relationship, where the
workman-peek into the object does not need to act like dimaui by the spy. And
this is a social phenomenon that often hit us, or now more commonly called
"of police". Who today does not like "ngepoin" social media
pages of others, and quietly judge the heart? Gossip show so popular, because
we are free to determine the privacy of others ~ no need to worry about the
privacy of our own known to others. And who would have thought this profound
philosophy there in lowly activities sorts peek? Regarding why the ear invented
by Jeffrey (not the eyes, or other body parts), I think it is a symbol of
connection with activities that are not much different to peek, that is
eavesdropping.
In the final section, where Jeffrey was relaxing in his
backyard, as if to imply that all the scary events that happened before was
just a dream-a dream, for me is a contradiction of real life. I can catch:
knowing and experiencing life events are much different from everyday life as
if like a nightmare, but that does not mean it is not real and does not exist.
Irony and contradiction Lynch was also presented at the end of the film where
Lynch featuring footage sights suburbs safe and secure - which is looping from
the beginning of the film - as if to convey that a bad life could also exist on
the edge of town life peace.
Overview:
Blue Velvet is a masterpiece from the genius-director
like David Lynch. It's an awesome classic and cult movie, both in terms of Blue
Velvet as a genre film noir / thriller, and understand Blue Velvet as a unique
work of art and philosophical ~ although the plot is running so simple and tend
to be boring. Powered by the appearance of Dennis Hopper is sooo disturbing,
Blue Velvet is one of the masterpieces of cinema that must you watch.
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