Wild At Heart, which was critically hammered upon its original release 1990, is a film that, much like the love between Sailor Ripley (Nicolas Cage) and Lula Pace Fortune (Laura Dern), is more misunderstood in this imperfect world than it is accepted and appreciated. There is a dedication here to keeping the film and its strange characters completely without commentary. One need only revisit this film to see just how much of a smart and smooth operator Lynch is when it comes to bringing visions to the screen. Lynch’s films are also always purposeful and exacting in their celebration of sound and vision. It is erotic, violent, and so damn funny that sometimes it is hard to breathe. This film, based on Barry Gifford's book, is a classic of badass cinema.
It is erotic, violent, and so damn funny that sometimes it is hard to breathe." The company also knows that Lynch’s fans are meticulous and rewards their collective patience with a lot of supplemental goodies that should keep brains happy for a long time. There is no one else doing what Lynch does.Īnd Shout Select, with their amazingly perfect handling of Wild At Heart’s new 2K remastering, knows that about Lynch. Sometimes, it feels very real as if it could be ours and then, when the screaming starts, we see just how weird and different these films really are. Lynch’s films are, simply put, amazing in their abilities to transport the audience into another world one that runs parallel to ours. What he creates with every single film is a unique vision where the fury of flickering images collides with music to create something so memorable and bizarre that it, once seen, can never be forgotten. There is no other way to describe the quirky enigma that is Lynch. Writer/Director David Lynch is a master filmmaker. But, knocking it completely out of the park, is the combination of Cage and Dern who simply sell this quirky love story with a ferocious and frenetic energy that is timeless. It is a haunting moment in an equally haunting tale that features an unforgetable Willem Dafoe as an accident prone bank robber, a blonde-haired Isabella Rossellini, and Sheryl Lee (Laura Palmer from Twin Peaks) as the Good Witch from The Wizard of Oz. You mark me the deepest," says Laura Dern as Lula to Nicolas Cage.
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