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	76Majikat's Rating	My Rating
1	Mulholland Drive (2001,  R) If ever there was a film that required multiple viewings it's this one! I'm still fresh from watching this film, with my brain enthusiastically trying to piece together all the pieces of the puzzle, but if I never manage to, it will still be a most enjoyable film. For anyone willing to stray from traditional story telling, this one might just blow your mind!
2	The Elephant Man (1980,  PG) Carnival fair freak, or star attraction for the upper classes to observe, John Merrick known as 'The Elephant Man' knew nothing much about the outside world, as society would not except his disfiguration. This film was a really good watch, I think Anthony Hopkins was very good and to all the Brits out there who know who Dexter Fletcher is, watch out for him as the little boy. I've read up on John Merrick recently and there seemed to be a few things left out from this story, however the main parts were shared. A man who just wanted to sleep like 'normal' people VERDICT: Would definitely recommend
3	Blue Velvet (1986,  R) This film runs on a very flat level, meaning there never seems to be any elevated time of excitement, yet it somehow works. An enjoyable storyline with some great music and an unusual role for Dennis Hopper.
4	Inland Empire (2006,  R) Hands up! This film went completely over my head. If I had a film list for 'the weird and made no sense' this would be at the top of the list and at 3 hours long, it's hard to keep your concentration. I think this film is a little like modern art, you either think it's a work of genius or you just don't get the appeal.
5	The Short Films of David Lynch (2002,  Unrated)
6	Lynch (2007,  Unrated)
7	Pretty As A Picture: The Art Of David Lynch (1997,  Unrated)
8	A Slice of Lynch (2007,  PG)
9	Dune (1984,  PG-13)
10	Lost Highway (1997,  R)
11	Eraserhead (1977,  Unrated)
12	Wild At Heart (1990,  R)
13	The Straight Story (1999,  G) Recommended by Gary S
14	The Grandmother (1970,  Unrated)
15	Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992,  Unrated)
16	The Amputee (1974,  Unrated)
17	Dynamic: 1: The Best of DavidLynch.com (2006,  Unrated)
18	Dumbland (2009,  Unrated)
19	Midnight Movies: From the Margin to the Mainstream (2005,  Unrated)
20	Nadja (1995,  R) Rec by Nicki
21	Rabbits (2002,  Unrated)
22	The Alphabet (1968,  Unrated)
23	The Cowboy and the Frenchman (1988,  Unrated)
24	Darkened Room (2002,  PG)
25	Lumière et compagnie (Lumière and Company) (Premonition Following An Evil Deed) (1996,  Unrated)
26	Dragon Fury (1995,  Unrated)
27	Trona (2004,  PG)
28	Industrial Symphony No. 1: The Dream of the Broken Hearted (1990,  Unrated)
29	I Don't Know Jack (2002,  Unrated)

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   76Majikat posted 206 days ago

   8TH MARCH 2009
   
   Admittedly I'm not too familier with much of Lynch's work yet, as this is a fairly new list. I'm starting to work my way through the weird and wonderful mind that is David Lynch, so if there are any fans looking at this page and you would like to suggest which order the films should be watched in, feel free to leave a comment.