We honestly need David Lynch to make a video game. He’s done like every other art form at this point, so statistically speaking there’s no way it won’t be amazing.
There was a plan for a game called Woodcutters From Fiery Ships, but sadly nothing came out of it. You can read more about it here thecityofabsurdity.com/game.html
He's got you too for blinking 10 minutes straight. me too ma'am go get my baseball bat let's go get killer Bob's Right Now smack him on the wall OK and dumbing him in the River
I love drawing these comparisons Between David Firth and Lynch. They have their own tone but definitely gather their creativity from neighboring places.
@I V Event. Fire = ogień, pożar is what you scream when you notice your house is on fire. It is Polish word, and the only clue here is that music is by Pole. Also reminds a bit about experimental animated features by variois Polish authors.
Have a like on me, sir. I genuinely laughed out loud at this comment, as this is so true... And probably why we like him. He has such a cultivated and refined vision of the absurd.
Čas je hrozně relativní veličina E2 I am sure I don't know what kind of Fire has been David's Firestarter to that PoZaR but I am very satisfied with 10 minutes 30 seconds those I spent with this poem. I love David Lynch first as poet, 2nd thinker, 3rd useful and fabulous person in music both his own and collaboration with other strong personalities. And that is the main point. Personality. And movie. Personality from many sides is what I see and hear and feel and fear from his movies. And questions arise questions still looking for Ultimate Question of... 🔥 I have changed the name of the movie in approx. 4th minut from Fire to Life, (from PoZaR to Zivot). What is inside is inside, what is outside is outside, but What is inside is just reaction on the outside (1st outside, 3rd David) and if there is no inside, no consciousness, there can not be any outside. But there is something what in fact does not exist and what is in fact mistake. It is Time And there is no Time and Never enough Time. That is my attitude, my perception of that beatiful creature called Life. Sorry Fire.
It's obvious what's going on. A bloke lights a fire, a worm comes out of the sun grows hands and shit out of its eyes then it rains black balls which draws out the dancing antler men PFFT!
It would take a long time to explain but watching this as a Polish person makes everything make so much more sense than what I imagine you'd think without the context of growing up when experimental cartoons in this exact style would be played on tv etc. this whole formula is perfectly familiar to me. it just doesn't feel scary or that strange... more like nostalgic.
As someone who spent part of my childhood in Sweden with lots of Polish and Czech animation and puppet films at the time I totally agree. I assume alot of Americans would understand Jan Svankmeyer's work differently too. One of my favorites besides Lynch, Tarkovski, Haneke and a handful of others in film. Btw all very gentle souls concerned with ultimately giving back love into a world hell bent on using violence to ease boredom, petty differences and existential growing pains.
The animation in this is incredible! How figures move from foreground to background and back again, how some of the art feels real enough to touch and at other times is pure cave drawings.
Cats love Lynch. Not kidding. One time my friend and I were watching Eraserhead, and we glance over at my cat, who was sitting on his scratching post. His eyes were wide as I've ever seen them, and he looked like he was in the middle of hunting. He watched the entire film like that. Needless to say, we watched the cat more than we were watching the movie that day.
God I love Lynch's work most when it is devoid of words. You are simply presented with imagery that speaks in ways each viewer will translate differently. Watching this, I felt Lynch was creating a silent film about humans fascination and fear of fire. The way that we perceive the frightening world around us. We all feel like beings made of kindling, dancing cautiously through a world where any spark could mean our doom.
Fire creates society, then fire destroys society. The last remnants of mankind despair and fade away. Then the Fire People come in its stead, dancing in the world they inherit.
Це найбільш якісна статична анімація, котру я бачив за усе життя. Робота дуже цікава осмисленням втраченої ідеї та подачею сюжету через призму напруження. Окрему увагу хочу приділити анімації, Норіко Міякава -- геній.
"I like how like 3/4 of the way through um there was like a little part with an eye shape and all the meteorites looked like pupils...that was pretty gnarly man..." "I liked the i guess ghost coming out of the circle thing that made me think of like a donut." "Oh yeah". Thanks Mr. Lynch. This has been the last lesson of this crazy fucked up year for these kiddos in my classroom.
0:01 Μέσα στα μαλλιά σου πετάω τις στιγμές μου μεθάω σ’ αγαπώ και φεύγω. Πάνω στα δυο χέρια σου λιώνω ένα στίχο σκοτώνω πάρε με μαζί σου, Είσαι πολύ κοντά, είσαι πολύ μακριά… Φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι μην ακούς τι λέω. Φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι μην ακούς τι λέω.
Love this. Music is fantastic. Animation is brilliantly naïve. Drawings remind me of a combo of Lynch’s lithographic and hand drawn work. Fits nicely as a preface to Twin Peaks: The Return.
Perhaps I did not understand everything, but something left a mysterious interest and questions. The first scene shows the first production of fire by people. The second scene goes on behalf of the elements. Whether solar sparks, radiation. Or meteor shower or fire rain falls to the ground, leaving fire behind. The third scene, either the consequences of the war, or the consequences of the apocalypse, the cause of which is the Sun. A crying character, symbolizes bitterness, sadness and pain from what he saw and happened. The final scene is the trees. Living trees dancing on their roots. In fact, these are not just roots, but their bones, that is, part of their body. That’s all I saw. Fire is a killer thing. Do not play with fire.
I believe in just a few short years, recording your dreams will be possible. Certain people will do very well sharing their visions, with David Lynch possibly being the most well known if he should join in. And if he does, I look forward to delving into his madness.
One interesting note about the word "Pozar" (in Polish it's spelled with our 'ż', like so: Pożar, pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Po%C5%BCar ) is that the word itself is very similar (and sounds very similarly) to other polish word "pożarł" which literally means "to devour". This is interesting because that last letter, "ł" is often spelled almost silently, giving the word "pożar" a subtle subconscios meaning of the fire devouring something. I'm not a linguist neither do I have any particular knowledge on that, it's rather easy for a native speaker to catch this (or use it for a word-play) while it might not be for non-native folks.
What are some of your interpretations? I feel like this is about humanity exercising control over nature (harnessing the promethean fire) and separating itself and the inevitable return to nature when our hubris goes too far. Makes sense to me why he thought right now was the time to release this for the world.
It gave me pure Plato and the myth of the cave's vibes. If you're not familiar, in this allegory slaves are locked in a cave, and can experience the world only by seeing shadows casted on a wall by people (and animals and objects) passing in front of a fire. For them reality is thus made of shadows. When one of them escapes and experiences the real World, he realizes how wrong he was, and goes back to tell the others, in vane. In Plato's myth, the sun (outside of the cave) is the philosophical truth, the only one that can provide true knowledge. Through it the philosopher (the slave who fled the cave) can experience the real beauty of the world. Of course Plato was an optimistic dude and Mr. Lynch...well he's not Plato and what he imagine people would see out of the cave is some creepy, dangerous and sad reality. TLDR: outside is dangerous, stay in your cave!!
parts of this are very reminiscent of episode 8 of Twin Peaks: The Return, seems like another version of the same story. man lights a match = the testing of the atomic bomb at white sands evil entity with reversed hands enters the world and releases its dark spawn = "Judy" doing exactly this the evil beings appear to be drawn to, or derive power from sorrow = black lodge spirits eat garmonbozia, ie. pain and sorrow
I get a strong sense that it's about the ecological crisis caused by human technology. It begins with man inventing fire (planting the seed for human domination) and ends with a barren landscape and the natural world (deer monsters) in a state of panic.
I felt the same way. The music here doesn't nearly invoke the same sense of dread as Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima, that kind of thing was otherworldly, absolute horror. This felt familiar, I've known this kind of unsettling my entire life, it was just right under the surface (the layering of objects, we start as outside viewers, then become on the same level, then the terrors just on the othr rside of the paper thin boundary are released)
I just love this. Watched it a few times now. And it lead me to Polish Night Music, an album on Sacred Bones by Lynch and Marek Zebrowski (love the quartet piece here), which is a good thing.
meaning: as soon as man took fire the world became a one of war, and the tree of life (life energy) separated itself from our (true) home. The babies that get born after that have a strong shadow from their very begginings, and want to take what they see, and give material things their parental love. when they reach higher levels of knowing the apocalypse starts (because of the reigns of fire & the apples of sin). what is your participation in this? will you leave in cry? nature will be happy when we won´t be here. (god bless us all)
Not acknowledgong the difference of when something disrupts something else. It's a real feeling - boundaries, solitude, being aware when something's wrong or causing sickness or a negative fire. It's a feeling that is not often named
Eric Kimball You can in Twin Peaks for example when something negative happens (such as Maddie’s death) there’s a disruption in the zeitgeist. The collective consciousness is disturbed.
Absolutely brilliant as always, David. Your artistic style never ceases to amaze, and your ability to select all of the elements that go into a film make you the most prolific director of our time. The music is perfection. More please!
Lynch has been busy giving us quality short films this year. First "What Did Jack Do?" and now this? It's terrifying and extremely clever, I loved it! I got a sort of 3-D effect that I'm surprised no one's talking about, because normally I don't get frightened by videos or films, but it genuinely looked like the worm had bursted through my screen and was edging itself closer to me. My interpretation was about the toxicity of people and how monstrous we look to anything that isn't human through our actions. Great work as always, and have a lovely day!
@@robertjameson4101 but really. Can you give a hint about smartness here? I see just an ok abstract music video without any deep idea in it. Am I losing something? Do I need to know any background? I never saw Lynch's films btw
Simple story....Scene opens with man with a torch setting up this story about "Fire". Story begins with a guy jumping out of the sun, dances with sperms with eyeballs, drops balls & accidently starts a fire to the house & tree, he feels remorse for the accident then finally burnt trees start doing the dance of death.
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"This is brilliant. I have no idea what's going on."
- Homer Simpson, 1991
Just rewatch the Inland Empire scene in which Naido talks about Niko
@@HauntFreak13 just the first thing.
A clue: the soil is the pelvic pavement and the tree is the anus, fire stands for phlogosis
i'm sorry, David, i watched it on my phone
Excuse me, on your fucking phone
Get real.
Me too. That or nothin.
Get Surreal.
Then you're an idiot. Go to the cinema.
We honestly need David Lynch to make a video game. He’s done like every other art form at this point, so statistically speaking there’s no way it won’t be amazing.
Ian Beach He’d be perfect for a Kojima collab, or building the lore and story for a fromsoftware game
just play silent hill 2, it is the only lynchian videogame
There was a plan for a game called Woodcutters From Fiery Ships, but sadly nothing came out of it. You can read more about it here thecityofabsurdity.com/game.html
Like Paulo said, all the Silent Hill games are basically if David Lynch made games. Hell, even P.T. gets very surreal and lynchy at one point.
He'll be AMAZING at puzzle games like rusty lake too
This weather reporter dude is pretty lit.
He looks a hell of a lot like david lynch.
@@rodrigo3732 So do most David Lynch look-a-likes.
I could see him moving on to TV or movies someday
@@troy8420 i don,t think he would fit in hollywood standards though.
Stop trying to make a definition, just watch
Turns out I can stop blinking for 10 minutes.
He's got you too for blinking 10 minutes straight. me too ma'am go get my baseball bat let's go get killer Bob's Right Now smack him on the wall OK and dumbing him in the River
I thought I was the only one 🙏 It was hypnotic, we were definitely under the artistic spell
I can't but I'm super pissed off about it.
Same. Nothing makes sense to me but at the same time don't want to miss a single moment
I love drawing these comparisons Between David Firth and Lynch. They have their own tone but definitely gather their creativity from neighboring places.
Finally, the "Eraserhead" children's storybook we've all been waiting for.
& the music is neat 🎵 🎅 🎑 🌚 🎶 📽 🎼
Its actually also Kennedy reference, the Monroe character would say so and eraserhead well he didnt have children but he got his brains knocked out
POŻAR WALK WITH ME!!!
mariusz pudzian
@I V Event. Fire = ogień, pożar is what you scream when you notice your house is on fire. It is Polish word, and the only clue here is that music is by Pole. Also reminds a bit about experimental animated features by variois Polish authors.
@I V it's like in spanish, we have a word for the element (fuego), and the event itself (incendio).
Aaaah Damnit! You beat me to it. Ugh I'll delete my comment lol
@@lucasjokiel also, požar is Serbian word describing the same event, Slavic languages and their similarities
So this is what quarantine looks like in the Black Lodge
it’s more like the white lodge with black lodge and eraserhead vibes
Dude couldn't be more true
Mr. Lynch please do more Lynchian shit we need you
I prefer 'Lyngian' but really can't argue with ' Lynchian'.
Пожар. Спасибо тебе за этот канал, Дэвид!
Голден лайт
А ты как здесь оказался
Нихуя себе
You can tell this is genuine Lynch as on close inspection you will realise you have no idea what is going on.
"Forget it, Jake, it's Lynch-town".
That's the BEST part.
Have a like on me, sir. I genuinely laughed out loud at this comment, as this is so true... And probably why we like him. He has such a cultivated and refined vision of the absurd.
Čas je hrozně relativní veličina
E2
I am sure I don't know what kind of Fire has been David's Firestarter to that PoZaR but I am very satisfied with 10 minutes 30 seconds those I spent with this poem.
I love David Lynch first as poet, 2nd thinker, 3rd useful and fabulous person in music both his own and collaboration with other strong personalities.
And that is the main point.
Personality.
And movie.
Personality from many sides is what I see and hear and feel and fear from his movies.
And questions arise questions still looking for Ultimate Question of... 🔥
I have changed the name of the movie in approx. 4th minut from Fire to Life, (from PoZaR to Zivot).
What is inside is inside, what is outside is outside, but What is inside is just reaction on the outside (1st outside, 3rd David) and if there is no inside, no consciousness, there can not be any outside.
But there is something what in fact does not exist and what is in fact mistake.
It is Time
And there is no Time and Never enough Time.
That is my attitude, my perception of that beatiful creature called Life.
Sorry Fire.
It's obvious what's going on. A bloke lights a fire, a worm comes out of the sun grows hands and shit out of its eyes then it rains black balls which draws out the dancing antler men PFFT!
I really hope he directs another full film in his lifetime, he is such a treasure.
I watched this on my phone and it was good.
Damn, I was just going to say something about going straight to my cellphone to get the full experience of this... but you beat me to it.
i also watched it on my fucking telephone, it seemed real to me
Get real!
mr lynch would say that u've been cheated
ju ngla de lobos
This guy seems pretty good. He should make a movie sometime.
Me when I got this notification: *LAURA PALMER SCREAM*
Right ! They attacked the wrong place !
I'm thinking same thing
Oh yeah and her cousin Maddy
"What year is this?"
Has so much of the feeling of his earliest work with it being a living painting
It would take a long time to explain but watching this as a Polish person makes everything make so much more sense than what I imagine you'd think without the context of growing up when experimental cartoons in this exact style would be played on tv etc. this whole formula is perfectly familiar to me. it just doesn't feel scary or that strange... more like nostalgic.
I was thinking the whole time how very European this is
As someone who spent part of my childhood in Sweden with lots of Polish and Czech animation and puppet films at the time I totally agree. I assume alot of Americans would understand Jan Svankmeyer's work differently too. One of my favorites besides Lynch, Tarkovski, Haneke and a handful of others in film. Btw all very gentle souls concerned with ultimately giving back love into a world hell bent on using violence to ease boredom, petty differences and existential growing pains.
And in this era seems like anything on TV is more formulaic and typical, even boring
Who lit be the match Ukraine or Russia
Must've effected the collective psyche in strange interesting ways almost like a psyop while we had how Disney psyops
The animation in this is incredible! How figures move from foreground to background and back again, how some of the art feels real enough to touch and at other times is pure cave drawings.
The music is absolutely beautiful. And of course David’s drawings are great.
The music is extremely beautiful and the drawings too but IMHO the two things are not exactly well connect together!
My cat loved this, she watched the entire 10 minutes!
Cats love Lynch. Not kidding. One time my friend and I were watching Eraserhead, and we glance over at my cat, who was sitting on his scratching post. His eyes were wide as I've ever seen them, and he looked like he was in the middle of hunting. He watched the entire film like that. Needless to say, we watched the cat more than we were watching the movie that day.
@@dustinsteckler7442 Haha! That's hilarious! Cats have good taste though.😺
Its here! Gonna save this for tonight's chill out
Indulging now. What a treat!
best choice, isn’t it
Not the only one that found this pretty serene and entrancing, right?
I clicked so fast I ended up in the Red Room
Same
Meanwhileeeeee
*Black Lodge
Thanks for calling it The Red Room and not The Black Lodge. Most people confuse the two. The Black Lodge isn't The Red Room
Circa 2015. Still cool.
David Lynch - Genius🔥👍🖤
God I love Lynch's work most when it is devoid of words. You are simply presented with imagery that speaks in ways each viewer will translate differently.
Watching this, I felt Lynch was creating a silent film about humans fascination and fear of fire. The way that we perceive the frightening world around us.
We all feel like beings made of kindling, dancing cautiously through a world where any spark could mean our doom.
It's the allegoric description of Niko's story, off "Inland Empire"
He's a smoker I think lots of people smoke because they like fire.
Fantastic. Looks like David caught some fish.
Mr Lynch .:*☆
I appreciate your work and your heart.
Thanks a lot.
From Japanese fans
“No hay banda. There is no band.
It’s an illusion.”
I love it ❤️
Thank you uncle Lynch, the most beautiful thing in this quarantine!
Silencio.
So I got this and the weather report today. 2020 is looking up.
Beautiful. David Lynch is the gift that keeps on giving.
Gonna get some good nightmares from this
The Dualism of the Sun: the sun nourishes us, yet it also creates intense heat that can kill.
Fire creates society, then fire destroys society. The last remnants of mankind despair and fade away. Then the Fire People come in its stead, dancing in the world they inherit.
This is beautiful and terrifying, just like all of your art I've fallen in love with over the years. We love you, David!
Beautiful.
2020 is saved
Це найбільш якісна статична анімація, котру я бачив за усе життя. Робота дуже цікава осмисленням втраченої ідеї та подачею сюжету через призму напруження. Окрему увагу хочу приділити анімації, Норіко Міякава -- геній.
Wow BOB Wow! Thank you for sharing this film.
Как будто посмотрел советский мультфильм, душевно.Спасибо дедушка Линч.
"I like how like 3/4 of the way through um there was like a little part with an eye shape and all the meteorites looked like pupils...that was pretty gnarly man..."
"I liked the i guess ghost coming out of the circle thing that made me think of like a donut."
"Oh yeah".
Thanks Mr. Lynch.
This has been the last lesson of this crazy fucked up year for these kiddos in my classroom.
They ain’t call it FIRE just to play!! 🔥🔥🔥
The music is excellent. And i can't believe david lynch himself drew all of this. Amazing
@@kalina_doPoland has been a fascination with David at least since shooting INLAND EMPIRE.
0:01 Μέσα στα μαλλιά σου πετάω
τις στιγμές μου μεθάω
σ’ αγαπώ και φεύγω.
Πάνω στα δυο χέρια σου λιώνω
ένα στίχο σκοτώνω πάρε με μαζί σου,
Είσαι πολύ κοντά, είσαι πολύ μακριά…
Φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι
μην ακούς τι λέω.
Φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι, φοβάμαι
μην ακούς τι λέω.
Disturbing...beautiful...disturbingly beautiful.
Love this. Music is fantastic. Animation is brilliantly naïve. Drawings remind me of a combo of Lynch’s lithographic and hand drawn work. Fits nicely as a preface to Twin Peaks: The Return.
fantastic music - bravo Marek Zebrowski!
Perhaps I did not understand everything, but something left a mysterious interest and questions. The first scene shows the first production of fire by people. The second scene goes on behalf of the elements. Whether solar sparks, radiation. Or meteor shower or fire rain falls to the ground, leaving fire behind. The third scene, either the consequences of the war, or the consequences of the apocalypse, the cause of which is the Sun. A crying character, symbolizes bitterness, sadness and pain from what he saw and happened. The final scene is the trees. Living trees dancing on their roots. In fact, these are not just roots, but their bones, that is, part of their body. That’s all I saw. Fire is a killer thing. Do not play with fire.
Fire Dance with Me
@@peacefulmonke David Dance with Me
I believe in just a few short years, recording your dreams will be possible. Certain people will do very well sharing their visions, with David Lynch possibly being the most well known if he should join in. And if he does, I look forward to delving into his madness.
One interesting note about the word "Pozar" (in Polish it's spelled with our 'ż', like so: Pożar, pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Po%C5%BCar ) is that the word itself is very similar (and sounds very similarly) to other polish word "pożarł" which literally means "to devour". This is interesting because that last letter, "ł" is often spelled almost silently, giving the word "pożar" a subtle subconscios meaning of the fire devouring something. I'm not a linguist neither do I have any particular knowledge on that, it's rather easy for a native speaker to catch this (or use it for a word-play) while it might not be for non-native folks.
Pfizer is sigil for Lucifer
Not only Polish, but almost every slavic languages
Pozhar - Fire, pozhral - devoured (Russian), Pazhar - Pazhrau, albo (or) zzer (Belarusian) (Russian l in Belarusian word changed to u sound)
Also in Serbian and other Balkan languages 'požar' means fire but more like a in the woods, or when a house is in fire.
We call this language of the birds
wow. uploaded on my birthday last year and i missed this. dammit. lynch is my all time favorite filmmaker.
Who knew the Weather Man could make the moving pictures! Have a great day!
for a second i thought jonny greenwood was on the soundtrack
Yes!!! It’s so The Master-ish
Wow, me too. Well, I knew that the composer was Marek, but at the same time, it sounds like Jonny.
Same, There Will Be Blood vibes.
that's because both this and a lot of Greenwood scores are very Penderecki-inspired. Lynch, Greenwood, Kubrick, all big fans of the old master. RIP!
Twin Peaks Episode 8 vibes.
What are some of your interpretations? I feel like this is about humanity exercising control over nature (harnessing the promethean fire) and separating itself and the inevitable return to nature when our hubris goes too far. Makes sense to me why he thought right now was the time to release this for the world.
same
Think it was about a wee guy with hands coming out his eyes and houses going on fire
I never try to interpret anything by Lynch It's just the beauty that it is.❤
It gave me pure Plato and the myth of the cave's vibes. If you're not familiar, in this allegory slaves are locked in a cave, and can experience the world only by seeing shadows casted on a wall by people (and animals and objects) passing in front of a fire. For them reality is thus made of shadows. When one of them escapes and experiences the real World, he realizes how wrong he was, and goes back to tell the others, in vane. In Plato's myth, the sun (outside of the cave) is the philosophical truth, the only one that can provide true knowledge. Through it the philosopher (the slave who fled the cave) can experience the real beauty of the world. Of course Plato was an optimistic dude and Mr. Lynch...well he's not Plato and what he imagine people would see out of the cave is some creepy, dangerous and sad reality. TLDR: outside is dangerous, stay in your cave!!
Zar possession cult. Po, symbol for Polonium, a highly radioactive element discovered by Marie Curie.
I did not expect a David Lynch animated feature to be part of my day, but here I am
Suddenly I felt kinda happiness when the elkmen appeared
Merci David Lynch, pour cette œuvre au noir de feu !
parts of this are very reminiscent of episode 8 of Twin Peaks: The Return, seems like another version of the same story.
man lights a match = the testing of the atomic bomb at white sands
evil entity with reversed hands enters the world and releases its dark spawn = "Judy" doing exactly this
the evil beings appear to be drawn to, or derive power from sorrow = black lodge spirits eat garmonbozia, ie. pain and sorrow
I get a strong sense that it's about the ecological crisis caused by human technology. It begins with man inventing fire (planting the seed for human domination) and ends with a barren landscape and the natural world (deer monsters) in a state of panic.
Someone hasn't seen his 1970 The Grandmother short film.
Also the theatre in the beginning
@@bobotten9085 or maybe the deer "monsters" are dancing, some of them seem like it.
I felt the same way. The music here doesn't nearly invoke the same sense of dread as Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima, that kind of thing was otherworldly, absolute horror. This felt familiar, I've known this kind of unsettling my entire life, it was just right under the surface (the layering of objects, we start as outside viewers, then become on the same level, then the terrors just on the othr rside of the paper thin boundary are released)
I just love this. Watched it a few times now. And it lead me to Polish Night Music, an album on Sacred Bones by Lynch and Marek Zebrowski (love the quartet piece here), which is a good thing.
The music is so atmospheric, I love it
What is it? Who is composer?
@@sturzWAGE it says in the end
@@joshbeck9120 thanks
Fury Road in monochrome and The Lighthouse are the two best films I've seen on the silver screen in the last few years.
meaning: as soon as man took fire the world became a one of war, and the tree of life (life energy) separated itself from our (true) home. The babies that get born after that have a strong shadow from their very begginings, and want to take what they see, and give material things their parental love. when they reach higher levels of knowing the apocalypse starts (because of the reigns of fire & the apples of sin). what is your participation in this? will you leave in cry? nature will be happy when we won´t be here. (god bless us all)
This kind of thing has been going on too long, glad somebody finally lifted the lid on it.
Y O what has?
Referring to what?
Not acknowledgong the difference of when something disrupts something else. It's a real feeling - boundaries, solitude, being aware when something's wrong or causing sickness or a negative fire. It's a feeling that is not often named
Eric Kimball You can in Twin Peaks for example when something negative happens (such as Maddie’s death) there’s a disruption in the zeitgeist. The collective consciousness is disturbed.
@@Jackp2003 "disruption in the zeitgeist". finally found the words for something I've been thinking about for longer now, thank you.
David Lynch, you made our day!
Thank you Lynch, very cool.
That was lovely. What a nice thing to put out there for people. Cathartic.
This Is what the internet was made for
YES!
AMEN!!
No that's what movie theaters were made for. The internet was made for college professors so they could exchange information expeditiously.
I feel like David Lynch just hijacked my brain and made me want to scratch my eyeballs out... I loved it.
Looks like David has been meditating alot during quarantine
Art of Lynch ❤️
Absolutely brilliant as always, David. Your artistic style never ceases to amaze, and your ability to select all of the elements that go into a film make you the most prolific director of our time. The music is perfection. More please!
You understood, oh glum perfection,
Those sadly and unconscious dreams,
The rush of zeal and inspirations -
All that Lord Byron conquered with.
is it weird that i felt polish energy from this? na zdrowie!
Brilliant, just brilliant, thank you master Lynch☺
Moving painting. That's what you've always intended to make. This is beautiful
How wonderfully unsettling.
can we take a moment to appreciate that crying ghost at 7:39? that definitely needs to be a wall print
Reminds me of the part in pink floyd's 'the wall' film. I think it's in the waiting for the worms part.
Nearly my favorite part of the film.
sure, it already exists. called Munk's "The Scream".
It reminds me Mylings from computer game Year Walk.
Dmitry Batygin Munch :-) though it's pronounced with a K.
I’ll come back and watch this tonight
Beautifully horrifying in the most curious of ways.
I really love it and the added copyright 2015 at the end is brilliant.
He used to flick matches at me. He'd say: "Do you want to play with fire, little boy?"
Hard to believe that some don’t get it!
David is a master story teller.
Brilliant. I have no idea what’s going on.
That's the beauty of it. You think and you think you know. After all you still don't know what's going on.
@TheMakhnovist Ok. 🤣 Good to know. I don't watch simpsons.
I think its about the destruction of the planet,made by human
It's the allegoric description of Niko's story, off "Inland Empire"
Thank you for these beautiful images David :))))))
8:30 these guys look a lot like Gordon Cole's drawing in TP season 3
It has a lot of references with epizode 8
It's Lynch's style, that's all.
It preexisted Twin Peaks | The Return, and "these guys" exist since at least Industrial Symphony n°1
Not everything is a fucking twin peaks reference
@@1324Potato did I "fucking" say it was, guy?
Thank you David. Very Nice.
Put this in my veins
I think I'll have a nightmare tonight, thank you David, always a pleasure 💛
"Could it be a TOOL' s video"
No one has said it yet??
I was thinking on the old "The Pot" video, with the snail man.
nah...too short...only ten minutes long...
В настройках канала есть статистика сколько людей посмотрело с мобильных устройств. ОН УЗНАЕТ
I'm gonna have nightmaress with the elk-people, guaranteed
It's interesting that the music portrays their appearance as a hopeful development after the weeping figure disappears.
This is a very nice view on the world inside myself....
Lynch has been busy giving us quality short films this year. First "What Did Jack Do?" and now this? It's terrifying and extremely clever, I loved it! I got a sort of 3-D effect that I'm surprised no one's talking about, because normally I don't get frightened by videos or films, but it genuinely looked like the worm had bursted through my screen and was edging itself closer to me. My interpretation was about the toxicity of people and how monstrous we look to anything that isn't human through our actions. Great work as always, and have a lovely day!
What's clever about this cartoon? I dont' get it
What did jack do was made around the time of the return filming. It was just later released on Netflix when it received the most attention.
Uliss Longtongue You can turn on Fox News if that’s more your speed.
@@robertjameson4101 but really. Can you give a hint about smartness here?
I see just an ok abstract music video without any deep idea in it. Am I losing something? Do I need to know any background? I never saw Lynch's films btw
"I never saw Lynch's films btw." dude what are you doing, go watch them asap
Hm.. today your weather is too symbolic and crazy. Have a nice everything Mr. Lynch.
Through the Darkness of future past,
the magician longs to see.
One chants out between two worlds,
"Fire: walk with me."
I wish David will create Ronnie Rocket someday! Greetings from Greece
The stage at the beginning gave me eraser head vibes😭
Thanks for existing, sir.
Interesting film that i just watched on my phone ive been really getting into Lynch lately rewatching Twin Peaks again
I remember watching this at the exhibition in Torun, back in 2017. Thank you, Lynch! This is amazing.
Thank you for sharing, David, it's beautiful! I feel so fortunate to be alive in this time to experience David Lynch.
Simple story....Scene opens with man with a torch setting up this story about "Fire". Story begins with a guy jumping out of the sun, dances with sperms with eyeballs, drops balls & accidently starts a fire to the house & tree, he feels remorse for the accident then finally burnt trees start doing the dance of death.
Interesting, as always. Hope to see more.
Absolutely great! 👏👏👏👏 Thanks you Mr. Lynch