I never made a separate feed for the Cinephile Series. YOu can certainly subscribe to Reel Reviews from within iTunes. If it makes it easier, here is a list of are all the Cinephile Series.

there’s something enthusiastically calming about listening to your show. I listened to Mulholland Dr. while refurbishing a closet in the house my gf and I are re-doing. (see link)

Mulholland Dr! I watched it for the first (and only) time a couple of weeks ago and when I saw your Cinephile, I immediately wanted to check it out to get your take on it, which was, not surprisingly, excellent.

I generally love your critique of the Lynchian state of mind, when it comes to movie making. On some level, understanding Lynch helps to accept the occasional incomprehensability (is that a word?) of some of his movies. I kind of thought I was over David Lynch. I think it was Wild at Heart that kind of started me thinking “Okay, he’s just being weird to be weird.”

But MD is a compelling movie. It’s certainly enlightening to consider the fusion of the old and new footage. I had fuzzed in the backwards plot, but your explanation really helped clarify. I love challenging movies, and MD is certainly among the upper echelon. thanks for adding to my appreciation of it.

ps: about the lack of chapters. it’s good to know that that is a Lynch policy. I kind of admire him for it, but it sure isn’t convenient. I *did* in fact watch MD in two sittings and for the second one, had to set the DVD on 8X, go do a couple of dishes, check back, throw in some laundry, and then sit down and hit “play.” ha!

for future reviews: angel heart, brazil, 12 monkeys. Pardon me if you’ve done any of these. I probably haven’t fully grokked the archive.

mick