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50: Wild at Heart (1990)
The Nextlander Watchcast is wild at heart and weird on top as we tackle our final film before a two week hiatus. Join us as we dive into the burning passion of Sailor and Lula and all the various forces conspiring to break them apart in David Lynch's Wild at Heart!
CHAPTERS:
(00:00:00) - NOTE: Some timecodes may be inaccurate in versions other than the ad-free Patreon version due to dynamic ad insertions. Please use caution if skipping around to avoid spoilers. Thanks for listening.
(00:00:44) - Intro.
(00:01:59) - Our final film for David Lynch June: Wild at Heart!
(00:08:14) - So why this, of all Lynch films to close things out? Let's be real. It's Cage.
(00:11:41) - Let's get into the production history.
(00:17:42) - Cage and Dern's contributions.
(00:23:26) - So how was Wild at Heart received in 1990?
(00:32:04) - Let's talk about what actually happens in this movie. A lot happens.
(00:33:20) - An aside about Crispin Glover and some other scattered scenes.
(00:35:16) - On the subject of Lula's mother and the film's opening.
(00:41:18) - Johnny and Santos and various murders.
(00:51:23) - Time to do some dancin'.
(00:57:45) - Welcome to New Orleans.
(01:04:37) - Break!
(01:04:58) - We're back, and talking the open road and Chris Isaak.
(01:10:39) - The broken doll, Sherilyn Fenn.
(01:15:29) - Big Tuna, Texas.
(01:20:18) - Enter: Bobby Peru.
(01:26:18) - Bobby's proposition.
(01:32:55) - The robbery is on. Bobby's head is off.
(01:38:53) - Sailor's back in the clink. Then, six years later...
(01:49:00) - Final thoughts.
(01:53:35) - Some forward-looking Twin Peaks thoughts.
(01:57:10) - Outro.
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The Nextlander Watchcast is wild at heart and weird on top as we tackle our final film before a two week hiatus. Join us as we dive into the burning passion of Sailor and Lula and all the various forces conspiring to break them apart in David Lynch's Wild at Heart!
CHAPTERS:
(00:00:00) - NOTE: Some timecodes may be inaccurate in versions other than the ad-free Patreon version due to dynamic ad insertions. Please use caution if skipping around to avoid spoilers. Thanks for listening.
(00:00:44) - Intro.
(00:01:59) - Our final film for David Lynch June: Wild at Heart!
(00:08:14) - So why this, of all Lynch films to close things out? Let's be real. It's Cage.
(00:11:41) - Let's get into the production history.
(00:17:42) - Cage and Dern's contributions.
(00:23:26) - So how was Wild at Heart received in 1990?
(00:32:04) - Let's talk about what actually happens in this movie. A lot happens.
(00:33:20) - An aside about Crispin Glover and some other scattered scenes.
(00:35:16) - On the subject of Lula's mother and the film's opening.
(00:41:18) - Johnny and Santos and various murders.
(00:51:23) - Time to do some dancin'.
(00:57:45) - Welcome to New Orleans.
(01:04:37) - Break!
(01:04:58) - We're back, and talking the open road and Chris Isaak.
(01:10:39) - The broken doll, Sherilyn Fenn.
(01:15:29) - Big Tuna, Texas.
(01:20:18) - Enter: Bobby Peru.
(01:26:18) - Bobby's proposition.
(01:32:55) - The robbery is on. Bobby's head is off.
(01:38:53) - Sailor's back in the clink. Then, six years later...
(01:49:00) - Final thoughts.
(01:53:35) - Some forward-looking Twin Peaks thoughts.
(01:57:10) - Outro.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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