Movie Title: David Lynch The Lime Green Set
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The Mystery Disc includes…

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A brief, akward, and occassionally comical intro by Lynch himself.

Over an hour and fifteen minutes of spirited unseen footage from WILD AT HEART.

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2 episodes of Lynch’s absurd and amusing online serial, “Out Yonder.” For those who are not yet familiar, an episode of “Yonder” is included on DYNAMIC 01: THE BEST OF DAVIDLYNCH.COM. Check it out.

4 absurd episodes of INLAND EMPIRE-related “Rabbits”. These were also originally available on Davidlynch.com, although they can no longer be seen there. Btw, there is a sort of secret to making sense out of what the Rabbits are actually saying to each other – can you figure out what it is? If not, these shows are detached a blast to peek.

A 20 itsy-bitsy montage of experimental work from early in Lynch’s career, when he was working on “The Alphabet” and “The Grandmother” (both of which are included here in THE SHORT FILMS OF DAVID LYNCH disc) . Deleted footage from both of these films are fraction of the montage.

A brief, dream-like, and disturbing early film called “Absurd Encounter with Horror”. This one’s a personal approved – assume David Lynch meets DAWN OF THE Plain.

Another bizarre short work called “Imaginary Anacin Commercial.” As with “Absurd Encounter”, “Anacin” calls to mind Lynch’s early short work like “The Alphabet” and “The Grandmother.”

A trio of fun and highly imaginative short films that Lynch exclusively screened at a trio of festivals (Cannes, Hollyshorts, and Twin Peaks) . Two of them are actually more fun to contemplate backwards on slow-reverse. You’ll look what I mean…

A cheap music video of Lynch and Badalamenti’s “A Dependable Indication” from the TWIN PEAKS: FIRE Lag WITH ME soundtrack. Astronomical song, abominable video.

So, that’s the Mystery Disc – a flood of mostly gigantic stuff for the just Lynchophile.

A couple other things you might want to know about the LIME GREEN SET:

The ELEPHANT MAN bonus disc is comprised of three satisfactory interviews, one of which is a original interview with Lynch that is both consuming and revealing. The disc isn’t very long, but it is satisfyingly substantive.

There are a number of fun and easy-to-find easter eggs on the BLUE VELVET disc.

The INDUSTRIAL SYMPHONY 1 disc comes with a mammoth runt documentary featuring extinct interviews with Lynch, Badalamenti, and Coast. I mention this because I don’t beleive that the novel VHS release had this extra material.

OK, that’s it…indulge in!

If you’re a cinephile who is either impartial getting into Lynch or would like to, then this situation would be a huge win. It’s got four of his older masterpieces: Eraserhead, The Elephant Man, Blue Velvet, and Wild at Heart. If you don’t have these already, then this is a grand catch with enough tall extras to account for the effect designate. And trust me – this is five-star material. David Lynch is one of the greatest artists in American cinema, and any film aficionado should familiarize themselves with his work.

Unless you’re rolling in money, though, this plot unbiased isn’t worth the cash for people like me who have already seen these four movies. I’m lucky enough to have a very well-stocked local library which already has the Lime Green Area, so I was able to check it out without plunking down the money. I already contain copies of the four major films in this area as well as the “Short Films” DVD.

This plot really does have some very nice extras that were never previously released. The unusual deluxe editions of “The Elephant Man” and “Wild at Heart” are astounding, as is the brand-new 5.1 sound mix on this edition of “Blue Velvet.” One reviewer already went through the contents of the mystery disc in thorough detail, so I won’t bother to show it. “Industrial Symphony No. 1″ was very challenging to notice. I had never previously seen “Dumbland,” and while it’s hardly Lynch’s best work, it certainly does think his absurd sense of humor and is worth checking out.

Bells and whistles aside, it’s impartial not worth the label stamp if you’ve already got the main four films. If you don’t have it already, I would recommend picking up the “Short Films of David Lynch” DVD, as there is some very arresting material on that. That’ll only cost you $20, though, and the rest of the extras, while very nice, are impartial padding.

In conclusion – if you don’t have the four movies, retract it up. If you do, either rent it, check it out of a library if yours has it, or fair wait a year or two for the designate to plunge to something a dinky more reasonable. However I will say that besides the Eraserhead disc, which is identical, these are the best releases yet of each of the films included.
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