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Love that bit!
you ever hear the pixies cover?
No! I want to get that.
I took my then-girlfriend. She stormed out angry that
a) I would like a film like that;
b) I would see it more than once, and
c) I would take her along to it.
Years later the lighting designer at a show I had written and performed overheard almost exactly the same conversation between two lovers walking out. “That’s it,” I thought, “I’m up there with David Lynch.” Of course nothing’s ever actually come of that…
I have been tempted to watch this ever since I heard of it.
Yes, I’m one of those formally known as “those God Damned Teenagers”.
Watching other youtube videos showing it has convinced me. Tonight is the night I become a man.
What did you think? Are you afraid to raise a baby now?
In 1986 I saw Eraserhead and Liquidsky together. I still can’t decide which I liked better!
I did the SAME THING! Eraserhead, no question
I watchd Eraserhead when I was at UT during the 80s. The film started with 20 people in the theater, before the end about 15 walked out. Didn’t see that many people walk out on a film since Clockwork Orange!
Bunch of fools!
I watched it in film class at Massachusetts College of Art in 1978, or maybe it was in the theater. Nobody walked out, we loved it. Fucking creepy nightmare movie.
CLOCKWORK ORANGE! What idiot walked out on that?
The same idiots that DIDN’T walk out on “Benji’s Big Adventure Sniffing Other Dog’s Asses While Bravely Saving The Dying Kid Who Never Knew His Father Until Benji Found The Stupid Motherfucker And Converted Him To Glorious Christianity, And Everyone Cried With Joy”.
I go to A Clockwork Orange so I CAN walk out of it!
It was mostly girls… mmmm…
They had Eraserhead as a midnight movie at the Fargo Theatre and there were SIX people in the damn theater. I thought, “For a city full of dumbass hipsters, they sure don’t know a good movie when it comes around..” I later made a white-on-black stencil of the common Eraserhead ‘logo’ on a shirt.
A while before that a good friend of mine saw A Clockwork Orange and would NOT stop with the ^%$! nadsat…
Maybe everyone has already seen it.