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60 of 162 · most liked firstChris Isaak was 33 years old when he wrote Wicked Game in 1989. It became an international hit after it was featured in David Lynch’s film Wild at Heart.
unlabelledView post →Bruce Dern pays tribute to Diane Ladd: “Diane was a tremendous actress and I feel like, a bit of a ‘hidden treasure’ until she ran into David Lynch. When he cast her as Laura‘s mom in Wild at Heart it felt like the world then really understood her brilliance." variety.com/2025/film/ob...
unlabelledView post →Any other WILD AT HEART fans around here? God what a movie. Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern both at their absolute peak. It was my first Lynch film—I saw it at Dobie theater in Austin opening weekend—and it blew my damn mind, I remember it like it was yesterday.
unlabelledView post →Recently my family was away for the weekend and I had myself a big ol physical media film festival for one. Over two days I watched Thief, Slacker, Singin In The Rain, The Piano, Malcolm X, Near Dark and Wild At Heart. That was one great freaking weekend.
unlabelledView post →I'm baffled by Roger Ebert's love for Mulholland Drive. He gave it 4 stars and said he "forgave" Lynch for Lost Highway and Wild At Heart because they were necessary to make Mulholland Drive I mean it's a good movie but I don't know what separated it to Ebert from those, other than hot girls kissing
unlabelledView post →Ghanian poster for David Lynch's WILD AT HEART (1990) Even by the standards of posters out of Ghana, this one, uhm, take some liberties with the movie
unlabelledView post →Tonight’s movie: David Lynch’s WILD AT HEART, one of the few movies I actually own on physical media because it’s not available on any streaming platforms. And at the moment, no streaming platforms are available at my house. This is a seriously strange movie.
unlabelledView post →David Lynch accepting the Palm d'Or at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival for "Wild at Heart".
unlabelledView post →I saw a preview of the TWIN PEAKS pilot at the Museum of Broadcasting in Mar, 1990 as an NYU film school student and it changed my life. WILD AT HEART, FWWM, LOST HIGHWAY, THE STRAIGHT STORY, and MULHOLLAND DRIVE were all opening night watches, but TWIN PEAKS is in my soul. Thank you, David Lynch.
unlabelledView post →There’s no movie that’s more RGG coded than the part in Wild at Heart where Nic Cage and Laura Dern are dancing in the club, then they get in a fist fight with some goons, then the band hands Nic Cage a mic and he immediately starts doing Karaoke
unlabelledView post →If I want to watch Wicked 1 & 2 with the original movie what order should I do it in? I’ve seen this suggested as the simplest: Wild at Heart Wicked 1 Wicked 2 But I think mixing it up more could work?
unlabelledView post →I had a wonderfully weird neighbourhood friend when I was a teenager that LOVED movies. The quintessential movie nerd. Looking back now, it's wild the flicks he'd seen considering we were like 13 years old. He showed me Wild at Heart one summer, that was my introduction to Lynch. We lost a legend.
unlabelledView post →I’ve never seen Wild at Heart and it’s not on any streaming services here, so the other day I asked for it at my public library. The assistant who helped me was thrilled—she was the one who’d ordered it for their DVD collection because it’s her favorite David Lynch movie. Libraries are good.
unlabelledView post →David Lynch (with scenes from his film "Wild at Heart") - BOTD
unlabelledView post →Laura Dern was in one film that received the Palme d’Or at Cannes… Wild at Heart (1990) directed by David Lynch (based on the 1989 novel)
unlabelledView post →So many tributes to David Lynch and I haven’t seen many mention Wild at Heart! I saw it at a screening and every delirious and passionate minute of it is burned into my brain. Tied for best ever use of Richard Strauss in a movie. youtu.be/JHNEL1H5_b0?...
unlabelledView post →Conventional wisdom says the book is always better than the movie, but that's not always true. Here are some movies I liked better than the books they're based on. What are yours? • Fight Club • Naked Lunch • Wild at Heart • Institute Benjamenta • Devil in a Blue Dress • Picnic at Hanging Rock
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching WILD AT HEART (1990). Director: David Lynch. Nicholas Cage, Laura Dern. Lynch's offbeat romance offers road movie w/ forbidden love, numerous weirdos, & a few assassins. Dern's real mom, Diane Ladd, scored Oscar nom as mother who'll do anything to break up young lovers. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Criterion November releases are so sick. Marie Antoinette is inspired, a transcendent film. Wild at Heart means the only David Lynch features not in the Collection are Dune and The Straight Story, safe to assume a box set is coming. Harold and Maude had been OOP for a few years, now back in 4K.
unlabelledView post →David Lynch accepting the Palm d'Or at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival for "Wild at Heart".
unlabelledView post →David Lynch and his crew film Nicolas Cage pitching woo to Laura Dern during the making of WILD AT HEART (1990) Cage was BOTD in 1964
unlabelledView post →David Lynch’s best movie was Wild At Heart by a country mile don’t @ me RIP one of the greats ✨💥
unlabelledView post →Diane Ladd 😔 Ballsy & extraordinary, RIP 11/29/1935-11/3/2025 Laura Dern's mother. Made history being only mom/daughter pair to get Oscar noms for same film, RAMBLING ROSE. Other noms: *Scorsese's Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (Flo) *Absolutely unhinged in Lynch's Wild at Heart #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Winner of the 1990 Palm d’Or, “Wild at Heart” is still not available to watch in its original version screened at Cannes and not currently streaming anywhere. One of the greatest movie theater experiences if they actually play the sound at the levels it’s supposed to be at. #DavidLynch
unlabelledView post →David Lynch's WILD AT HEART turns 35 today. I wrote for @southwestreview.bsky.social about its desperado existentialism and deep-fried soul—and of carnal sex, film noir, Lynch, and the snakeskin Americana of literary giant/ WILD AT HEART author Barry Gifford. southwestreview.com/volume-109-n...
unlabelledView post →My ★★★★ review of Wild at Heart boxd.it/aq7ktv Saga of Sailor & Lulu always wins me over in unlikliest of ways. Not for macabre humor, offbeat violence, or inherent strangeness (although these don't hurt), no. Heart swoons when Cage croons. With he & Dern, romance is alive & unwell. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Wild at Heart [1990] is a Train Movie
unlabelledView post →Revisited Wild at Heart tonight. Though not my favorite Lynch, it's still a fantastic film. Funny, romantic, strange, whimsical, dangerous. What a creative force that man was.
unlabelledView post →The entire bio of David Lynch for the film "Wild at Heart" was simply: "Eagle Scout. Missoula, Montana."
unlabelledView post →Diane Ladd, Nicolas Cage, David Lynch, Isabella Rossellini, Laura Dern and Willem Dafoe at the Cannes Film Festival for Wild at Heart (1990)
unlabelledView post →I went over to friends today to work on art, and later we watched Wild At Heart. Beautiful film, just stunning. I feel a profound sadness but it is wonderful to celebrate Lynch's legacy.
unlabelledView post →I wish he'd made at least one more movie like "WILD AT HEART," basically 🤷♂️
unlabelledView post →Nicolas Cage et Laura Dern sur le tournage de Sailor et Lula (Wild at Heart), film américain réalisé par David Lynch, 1990. #cinémaaméricain #SailoretLula #WildatHeart #NicolasCage #LauraDern #DavidLynch
unlabelledView post →Wild at Heart screening in Maplewood, NJ, was a smashing success. Thanks to the Maplewood Film Society for inviting me.
unlabelledView post →David Lynch – a life in pictures. The award-winning film director, artist and musician was one of the most original figures in American cinema, with pioneering work including Twin Peaks for TV and classic films Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart and Mulholland Drive. www.theguardian.com/film/gallery...
unlabelledView post →Yet another incredible wave is coming your way!! Get ready for SNAKESKIN JACKET, a feature wave of David Lynch's WILD AT HEART Join us on November 22 @ 10PM EST: in person @ Cucalorus Film Festival online @ snakeskinjacket.live
unlabelledView post →Got to see THE MONKEY and Oz Perkins asked us to yell our favorite David Lynch movie. Shout out to @jfcdoomblade.bsky.social sitting next to me and also yelling WILD AT HEART
unlabelledView post →👋😢☕ Was just thinking about my favorite David Lynch film 'Wild at Heart'
unlabelledView post →Your old pal Travis wrote an exploration of WILD AT HEART, as well as the works of director David Lynch and writer Barry Gifford, that you can read at @southwestreview.bsky.social as soon as you finish the movie. southwestreview.com/volume-109-n...
unlabelledView post →reposting some of my favourite movie doodles Possession (1981) Wild At Heart (1990) Near Dark (1987) Big Trouble in Little China (1986)
unlabelledView post →Watching Wild at Heart, and I know this is sacrilege, and we all love his irony and quirkiness, but there is truly no movie that Nicolas Cage cannot make worse
unlabelledView post →On Friday, I'm visiting my ancestral homeland (New Jersey) for a special screening of Wild at Heart in Maplewood, NJ. I'll be discussing the film with Lynch's longtime cinematographer, Frederick Elmes. Very excited for this. If you live in the area, you should come. Tickets here:
unlabelledView post →Omg we're on a date Saw Wild at Heart, a Lynch movie that's new to both of us.
unlabelledView post →All this David Lynch mourning, and almost no encomia for Wild at Heart? Hmph! It's okay to watch a fun movie of reasonable length that almost makes sense, you know.
unlabelledView post →Last year I wrote for @southwestreview.bsky.social about the desperado existentialism of David Lynch’s WILD AT HEART, and about the crucial art of conversation that the film has with THE WIZARD OF OZ, sex, noir, and the works of crime author Barry Gifford. southwestreview.com/volume-109-n...
unlabelledView post →Back in 2017, I wrote this piece about WILD AT Heart for @talkfilmsociety.com in the lead up to new TWIN PEAKS. talkfilmsociety.com/articles/wei...
unlabelledView post →A career highlight was getting mistaken for David Lynch at the Edinburgh Film Festival 1990, the Wild at Heart premiere. It was only halfway through our chat when I realised the journalist thought that I WAS David Lynch; I should probably have just kept going... film-authority.com/2020/06/15/w...
unlabelledView post →Going to be impossible to choose what David Lynch film to fire up first after today's awful news. My favorite is probably Wild At Heart. Just hit me at the right time as a film fan. #filmsky
unlabelledView post →My handle “wildeatheart” is a pun on the David Lynch film Wild At Heart, but like Oscar Wilde. Wild At Heart is one of my favorite movies. David Lynch’s work has meant so much to me. I’m beyond words.
unlabelledView post →RIP Diane Ladd. Love her in Wild at Heart, a movie I appreciate even more every time I watch it.
unlabelledView post →Con Air and Wild at Heart are the same movie
unlabelledView post →Watched Wild at Heart last night after god knows how many years. I was surprised to learn it hadn't been a box office success. I don't know ANYBODY who doesn't love that movie.
unlabelledView post →#CineMusic24 #MusicChallenge 4/23 Movie - Wild At Heart (1990) Director: David Lynch My favorite Nicolas Cage movie and a fantastic/crazy love story. A still young David Lynch taking chances and spinning a wild yarn. Willem Defoe is a maniac in this one and I love it
unlabelledView post →Awww! #RIP David Lynch, Twin Peaks and Muholland Drive director, dies aged 78 Film-maker who specialised in surreal, noir style mysteries made a string of influential, critically acclaimed works including Wild at Heart and Eraserhead www.theguardian.com/film/2025/ja...
unlabelledView post →I wrote for @southwestreview.bsky.social about the desperado existentialism and deep-fried soul of WILD AT HEART—and of carnal sex, film noir, David Lynch, and the snakeskin Americana of literary giant/ WILD AT HEART author Barry Gifford. southwestreview.com/volume-109-n...
unlabelledView post →WILD AT HEART, a lovers-on-the-run novella adapted to film by David Lynch, is one of those books that reads less like a taut narrative than a collection of quirky conversations. Sounds annoying, I know. But good writing washes away all sins, and Gifford’s characters won me over. Recommended.
unlabelledView post →Apparently while they were filming Wild At Heart, Laura Dern told Nic Cage that she'd been offered a part in Jurassic Park but wasn't sure about saying yes, and Cage replied "you always say yes to the dinosaur movie". Which is a bananas statement because there hadn't ever been a good dinosaur movie
unlabelledView post →Had a dream I was rewatching Wild at Heart to give David Lynch another shot. The movie turned out pretty boring. Then I looked at the cover and it was co-directed by Ray J and some other guy and I was like, I think this is the wrong movie.
unlabelledView post →Fave film for each year of the 1990s 1990: Wild at Heart 1991: Roujin Z 1992: Candyman 1993: Deadfall 1994: The Crow 1995: Showgirls 1996: Romeo + Juliet 1997: Tie between Lost Highway & End of Eva 1998: Velvet Goldmine 1999: There’s too many but I guess American Movie or Eyes Wide Shut
unlabelledView post →Taken from Isabella Rossellini's Instagram feed www.instagram.com/isabellaross..., a restored version of David Lynch's Wild At Heart played last night at the Cinema Ritrovato Festival in Bologna. What a movie, what a venue! #FilmSky
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