<![CDATA[Lynch's most direct film?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — The Elephant Man

willimakeit — 12 years ago(October 10, 2013 01:11 PM)

Is the Elephant Man to David Lynch what Ed Wood is to Tim Burton? They are their most direct films.

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Actually, believe it or not, Blue Velvet is the most straightforward David Lynch film.

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The Elephant Man
and
The Straight Story
are also Lynch's least pretentious films, and therefore his best. The only time
The Elephant Man
sinks into typical Lynchian pretense is the "nothing ever dies" star scene at the end.

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This and The Straight Story.

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It`s the one where he uses the least amount of abstractions and symbolic visual language for sure.
"facts are stupid things" - Ronald Reagan

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