Underneath middle class America you never know what you'll find
Blue Velvet is when director David Lynch really started exploring his wild and weird side. He got his start with Eraserhead but then did two mainstream films with Elephant Man and Dune. Then there was Blue Velvet followed by Wild at Heart, Twin Peaks, etc. which were all similar in theme.<br /><br />The opening of the movie sets the mood. There are images of a typical white suburb in America but then a man watering his yard keels over. The idea is that things are not as they seem and the perfect American middle class life can take unexpected turns.<br /><br />The story takes off from there as the main character Kyle MacLachlan, who Lynch worked with in Dune, finds a severed ear in a field which leads him into a mystery. Just like the start it seems like this will be a routine plot but then it goes into crime, violence, sexual perversion and more.<br /><br />Dennis Hopper as the villain with the oxygen mask walked away with the movie. It’s one of his most iconic roles. Lynch did a great role playing on the duality of America throughout the film. If you want to get an understanding of what most of Lynch’s movies are like Blue Velvet would be a good start.
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