Wild at Heart

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Andrew Mar 16, 2025 The muscle car of movies. Tour de force of cinema. See more Brad C @bradchatellier 16 hrs ago It was fantastic then and it's fantastic now. All of the younger generation being horrified and giving it half star reviews only makes me love it more. See more Wayne F @wfisher 21 hrs ago Absolute garbage. Self-indulgent in all the wrong ways and feels like it was made by a high school film student. See more Lacey N @Laceroonie 4 days ago I was NOT expecting any of what happened in this movie, and it was all a wild and wonderful ride. So many moments were clever and hilarious! I told all my closest friends that they should watch it, too, it was that good. I think you might have to have a certain sense of humor to really enjoy and get the hilarity from the weird, absurd, and wild moments of this film. Keep in mind that every scene was done internationally, so if you see something that seems odd to include, that's part of it. That's a big part.of what makes it so clever. Remember to have FUN while watching this. That's also part of it. See more Marc Z @TKDLife Oct 3, 2026 This unique and bizarre retelling of the Wizard of Oz is only from the mind of David Lynch. The performance by Nicholas Cage, as the Elvis inspired, star is brilliant. The visuals, the dialogue, the cinematography are all uniquely David Lynch and are part of why he had such a meaningful impact on the history of film. The cast is large and interesting and the film is unlike anything you will see. This one hold ups. See more Huntin P @PaxVobiscum80 Sep 24, 2026 Didn't this win the Palme d'Or? Raved about, both in the positive and negative sense. Some mad fable of David Lynch, adapted from a novel. It certainly carries a certain visual panache, and the music is cool. Sweaty and explicitly sexual, enough to worry people back in its day (or are people even more prudish now?). Sailor gets sent to prison for manslaughter. When he gets out, sweetheart Lula is waiting for him and they embark on a road trip. Are they running away from trouble or towards trouble? Both. How to sum-up, two hotties run away from weirdos and meet people even weirder and creepier before the end credits. In all honesty, it's all rather facile. I have a suspicion, fifty years from now, people will wonder why all the reverence for David Lynch. I was keen as a teenager, but today I find most of his stuff gratuitously weird and creepy. See more Read all reviews

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