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Connie Stevens - 16 reasons from Mulholland Drive 2001
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2016
- "Sixteen Reasons (Why I Love You)" is a list song written by Bill and Doree Post which in 1960 reached #3 via a recording by Connie Stevens. ... "Sixteen Reasons" is prominently showcased in David Lynch's 2001 film Mulholland Drive .
This song sounds so innocent when it's not in this movie. But everything, in a Lynch's movie, can become creepy.
Agreed. Yet another reason David Lynch is a genius.
@@BugVlogs what are the other 15 reasons?
@@shiningfork2413 😂😂💯
Of course. Lynch plays all the time with the American sublime ridiculous... he is a genius.
@@shiningfork2413 It was 1960 and G rated but it’s probably referring to 16” minutes minus three things.
That push-in towards Betty is one of the greatest cinematic moments of all time.
Is it me or does Hollywood not do that sort of thing anymore? I love it too!
ya i love that shot. also the shot in the subsequent song with the close ups of betty and adam's eyes
@@chrishestand1032 I think that was the idea, it's been described a poison love letter to golden age of hollywood, and the love is there alright, even if the poison is an attack on the darker side of all that incredible stuff Hollywood made. Lynch is the absolute master of combining beauty and horror.
@@neodonkey Sound reasoning! I absolutely adore the shot.
Agreed
Still gives me chills. Lynch has incredibly good taste in women, that is for sure.
And he also has a good taste in music.
This clip is addicting.
He knows that this is the girl.
Weird phrasing
Meh...that woman lip syncing is mid. And underweight waifs are never sexy. They're the fantasy of men who aren't attracted to women.
The way Justin Theroux turns around and just looks at Naomi Watts you can just feel him saying “this is the girl” without really changing his face with Sixteen Reasons playing makes this such an amazing scene and great acting from Theroux
I always thought of his staring at her as him having some sort of awareness that he's stuck in her dream tbh, as if he knows something isn't quite right
@@benzo9059 Yep, he doesn't know her, never meets her, but he senses something is off. Somehow she's the girl that should have been "discovered" in place of Camilla,
but in both "realities," that never happens. Actually, I correct myself, he DOES meet her (a version of her, Diane Selwyn) in the second "reality" and at the end when he's "married" Camilla. So sick.
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@@benzo9059 what are you talking about? this is HER dream right? he's just a person in betties/diane dream at this point so how would he even have any awareness? he's just her imagination.
@@JamesAMusicit might be her guilt creeping into her dream?
One of my favourite scenes in cinema. I especially love the shot where we go backwards and each level of the set is revealed. We start with seeing the characters singing (or lip-syncing), and then are shown that it is a recording studio a few seconds later. As we continue to go back it's revealed that this is as all a set and being recorded for a film. But then, as we go out even further and find it's for an audition. We also know that the audition itself is rigged so everything we see is done for show. Lynch is a true master and his reveal of each stage in the dolly shot is very well done. So much is revealed throughout it. I feel like you could connect this scene as a sort of commentary for the film as a whole.
What you said about the lip syncing and "everything we see is done for show" reminds me of the scene at Silencio. The MC tells the audience multiple times that what we are watching is "a tape recording... an illusion", and yet we cannot help but be entranced by each "performer" on stage, and fooled into believing that the guy is actually talking, the trumpet is actually being played, and that the vocalist is actually singing. Absolutely genius.
Absolutely agree - Mulholland Drive is a Dream within a Dream within a Dream. This scene explicitly shows that.
And then after that, there's the shot at 1:13, which gets you swept up in the "movie magic" again.
One of the primary themes of the film is that Hollywood "falsity" or illusion and all that, of course. We keep peeling back more and more layers but we never get to the
center of this particular rotten onion! It's great. I just got the blu ray of the film and screened it again last night. A total creepy masterpiece. I didn't even know this song
before the film came out, also a total masterpiece.
There are some loose ends in these scenes, including the fact that I dunno who the main girl is here who is singing the song itself, and also, the actress that speaks later
to Adam and tells him she's expecting to get the part, and that he'll be hearing from her manager day and night, etc. But those are red herrings I believe, since we know
who will get the main part and Camilla does eventually, of course, in whichever "reality" we are talking about.
Again, I'd like to lose my memory just to re-watch Mulholland Drive for the first time.
Conveniently, David does lost highway well enough I still can’t remember what happens despite more than enough watches
1:13 This part is so magical, the zoom towards her face while it is all bright, just like a dream
I remember it stroke me, first time i saw it in october 2001.
just like a dream
I watched this movie yesterday and this song gave me goosebumps. Her voice is so enchanting.
Look up Connie Stevens doing it! She was gorgeous! I remember it playing late 50s!
its not her voice
She’s lip-syncing Connie Stevens.
@@ronniebishop2496 True but she makes this all her own in a way that only Lynch could direct.
@@neodonkey Yes because it really draws me and other people in. It’s incredible how this picture has scenes I can’t get enough of.
Both Tarantino and Lynch have a great taste in music.
Yes, indeed.
"Oh Yeah!"
True.. But kubrick is their master
You leaving my boys Kubrick and Scorsese out?
And women
One of the most impressive scenes of the movie Mulholland Drive
Uwielbiam tą scenę, tą piosenkę, przebój Conni Stevens, gdzie podziały się piękne lata 60 te, ten styl,ubiory, piękni ludzie ❤
the way they look at each other while this song plays in the background makes me feel a certain way...!
i forgot how good connie stevens sounded 64 years ago - and so cute, will be 85 in august 2023
Idk why, this scene is just my favourite
I love the glance between the blonde girl and the handsome dude
Lipsynched in this film. Originally recorded by actress Connie Stevens. Reached #3 on the charts in 1960.
a pure moment of cinema offered by David Lynch
What also makes this song so fantastic and has always been one of my favorites, is that wonderful echoing sound of the background singers. It just makes me want to go into a time capsule and be back there again in 1959 forever!
I was living in a musical revolution and didn’t see it until it was over. It’s like not being able to see the Forrest for trees.
Masz rację, też bym się przeniósł do tych lat, gdzie wszystko było proste, łatwe, i muzyka była świetna,teraz to co grają jest fatalne.
skb sent me this song while he was in situationship with me. And now he broke up with me. And I came here to listen to this song and recall that heartless human
Studio scene giving me chills every time, is a weird odd vibes, tell me I'm not the only one please. It's like : "this is so damn good to be real, there is something wrong, the life is not so simple, I don't want to leave mom please, I want to stay in this little moment looped for ever"
i think it's meant to be a young actress' dream idea of what it's like to make it big in Hollywood
Damn you got it, yes, we're desperate to live in this innocent paradise we know can't be real.
One of my favourite scenes of the movie.
This scene is magic.
i really adored this part while i watched the film, only to find out this wasn't her real voice
I think that's the point of the scene, to make the artifice bare, much like in the Silencio club scene.
Same as Melissa George it was the Linda Scott original
"no hay banda"
You can tell it's Connie Stevens once yu know.
It’s someone else lip syncing to Connie’s voice,
10 Stars for one of the simplest and most beautiful songs ever composed.
The greatest scene in any film ever
1:12 is the best part of the whole movie. My local cinema shows this masterpiece next week. Can't wait to see this movie on the big screen for the first time
In love with this woman's expression ❤️
I was so bloody obsessed with this movie that I was googling every damn character in this movie 😅...kept researching every detail...still can't get over... what a movie...David Lynch is a genius
Agree, its one of my favorite movies of all time, I spent days with hardly any sleep analyzing it. I got totally obsessed.
This song was one of hundreds just like it that captured the atmosphere of the 50s and 60s music revolution that people really fell in love by and that’s why you love it, you can feel it too after all these years. By Connie Stevens.
What a fabulous voice. The one and only.
This the scene where I fell in love with Lynch❤
Il più bel film che abbia mai visto
Yes, when Justin Theroux turns around and looks at Naomi Watts and she looks back, the scene is magical!
RUclips doesn't give this song justice. When I saw this movie at home years ago connected to my HiFi system, Connie Stevens voice blew my socks off. Truly audiophile quality from a master tape, so much better than than radio from days of old.
it sounds stonking! I just got the blu ray Criterion of the movie and it is spectacular. In every respect. This scene sounded phenomenal.
she should've been the "girl" !
Phoenix Wright That was Diane/Betty
It's Diana's dream
She can do whatever she thinks
Har.
Yeah, well Adam did NOT want to see that cowboy two more times.
@@help4343 instead, the audience got to
One of the mesmerizing film ever seen
J’ai revu le film hier soir, j’adore 😊
Me too but I don't understand the ending?
It's strange. The most beautiful eye contact I've ever seen in movie and it's even not real.
The insidious impression of the film on a fledgling actor could be devastating. This film creeps inside the mind like a harrowing experience, not coming to end any sooner.
indeed! it's a never-ending cycle of innocence corrupted. the Hollywood "dream" as nightmare for the majority who don't get to "make it"
Love this scene, song and movie
One of the best scene ever
I like how this “audition” for this part had 2 people signing 2 different songs. 😄
her voice is beautiful💗
this is my favorite scene in the movie; i have chills every time I see Betty and Adam lock eyes
I can not stop
What a perfect songs in a perfect movie ❤️❤️❤️
بدور علي اي حد عربي يكون شاف الفيلم 😂
@@Omar_zzz اني شفته و كان روووعة حرفيا فلم جدا مميز و ابدع المخرج فيه
@@hashim026 شوف blue velvet لنفس المخرج ديفيد لينش
1:13
Is it me or are shots like this hardly done in Hollywood anymore?
I love that shot.
One of the most played songs on WCOL AM's top 40 list in Columbus, Ohio in 1960.
I watched this movie last night and all of music in this film is just so amazing
Now THIS is lipsyncing for your life!
No hay banda. It is all an illusion :) Remember :)
That pause she takes at 1:40 is so immaculate.
A realy charming college girl performance of Connie Stevens
My favorite 😍
Excellent choice, Adam.
I had this song played at my 50th anniversary party! Of course I used the original Connie Stevens!
“THE COWBOY” says you will see him one more time if you like this video and you will see him 2 more times if you don’t
Thought about that bit today...after watching the blu ray of the movie. Indeed Adam sees him at least one more time, you can see the Cowboy in his house at the end
when he's announced his "marriage" to Camilla, walk by in the far distance there. Really sick. However, that doesn't appear (in the "logic" of the film) to be the same
Adam and Camilla and Cowboy from the first half of the film. At least, superficially. Also, Adam doesn't seem to even react if he actually "sees" the Cowboy
at that point in the film. I think the Cowboy is all another delusional fantasy or halluciation of the Diane/Betty character. Or something.
Pure cinema.
Hearts topping beauty with a voice to match. Loved her. Connie..
Connie Stevens...........recorded this great song
It reminds me of "earth angel" from back to the future...
I forgot about this song when I heard it in the movie. Loved it right away.. Soon afterwards I downloaded the song from iTunes.
In theater that was indeed a very pleasant scene!
37 people saw The Cowboy two more times.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE
Its in your head. The camera moves back but the sound is just as close. Dreamy huh?
This whole scene feels unsettling and I have no idea how or why.
It creates a cerebral stream of consciousness that something is wrong and something is going to happen.
I love this. Best movie ever
Amo esta escena, era perfecta y causaba en mi una sensación de olacides y seducción, la cantante estrella con la voz encantadora
Igualmente 😎👌
The beautiful Australian woman who mimes to Connie Steven’s hit “Sixteen Reasons” is Elizabeth (Lisa) Lackey. She isn’t on screen long but certainly makes an impact: a Jackie Kennedy look, only better.
She's cute.
She's smokin' hot. She's hotter than Ularu Rock at mid day lol!
So creepy and beautiful at the same time
01:16 Девушка похожа на Мартина Ли Гора из Depeche Mode. В молодости. ❤
Great Stuff.
This is the gurllll
Naomi Watts's fabulous face (At ~ 1:21.) is nothing less than a vision of supernal loveliness -- and probably where God got the idea for cream.
Best comment in here
This isn't Connie Francis. This is Connie Stevens. I'm not sure who the person up there singing is but the audio is Connie Stevens. You can't mistake her style of singing.
right
is she lip syncing?
JxT1957 yeah
Exactly Connie Stevens had a baby speaking voice and it was perfect for this song.
This is not the girl
No hay banda
The black guy looks like Dave Chapelle in a Chapelle Show skit
Ngl that's accurate
Justin Theroux get me hot in this scene.. 😮💨❤️ but other than that this is such a great scene on this film. Such a masterpiece
😍❤
NO HAY BANDA
It’s not a real David Lynch movie unless he works in a song like this. 😄
i didnt remember Connie Stevens singing so well before autotune - was in 9th grade
Dave Chappelle is lipsyncing really well
this is the girl
This is the girl
This is important I can’t describe it but it’s a big deal to this movie
I agree.
Naomi has a nice blue top
💌💕
This is not the girl.
Will there be 20 more bloggers who want to get on this video???
In thi studio version, the intro of the song is skipped , orchestra+choir
agent cooper likes his coffee black
Black as a moonless night.
Yes that is not Connie Stevens singing this. My favourite song of all time.
Cindy Breen it is
it is Connie Stevens
This happened with rihanna. She was supposed to be one of a trio of singers (destinys child type), but when she got into the room, they all knew she was going to be the star and launched her as a solo singer. The other two girls were left behind. Did not stand a chance.
That first chick is so hoot
This is the real girl
This was the girl, honestly
She should of got the part.
Blue wizard