William Dafoe teased Laura Dunn with rotten teeth, and when Dunn was about to be sexually excited, she stopped abruptly, leaving only a pair of sluts. William Dafoe is like the villain Frank in "Blue Velvet", rude, violent, and full of joy, exuding high-level evil taste all over his body. When Cage and Dunn met Dafu for the first time, there were two other familiar faces sitting beside them. One was the fat man with split personality in "Fatal ID", and the other was Van Persie, the queen man of Jamusch, uh. No, it’s John Laurie. It’s said that he and Van Persie are so alike, no matter from face to body shape to temperament... Another interesting character in the film is Harry Dane. Stanton, his melancholy and stubborn image in "Paris, Texas" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, but in this film he is a licking dog character who doesn't make many appearances, falls in love, and dies dreamily. He liked Dunn’s mother and helped her mother find her and her boyfriend Cage’s whereabouts. When he got a kiss from Dunn’s mother, he felt like a junior high school student in love. A headshot, and before he died, he was bound to "appreciate" the erotic performance of a pair of heavily makeup, enchanting, neurotic men and women. This section is quite nasty...This film and "Blue Velvet" in Lynch's work This is a pair of sibling films, both of which are straightforward narratives and extraordinarily interesting, unlike later works that play with dreams and psychoanalysis. Cage and Dunn, the wandering mandarin ducks, are best at making love and chatting in the film, and a large number of shots show Dunn's attractive ketone body. Others are struggling to find them, and Dunn's mother is about to collapse in order to dismantle them. Among them, the most personal method of death is undoubtedly the grumpy old brother William Dafoe, who fell to the ground after being hit by the police and was headshot by his own rifle...Look at what he has experienced in his career. First I headshot myself in the film, and then jj was bleeded in "The Antichrist"........ The film is warm and romantic at the end, and my wild heart Cage gave up the wild and wandered the world. The life choices of Dunn and their children start a new life. I don’t know if Lynch feels too positive, so he escapes into the darkness in future works.
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