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- David Lynch Theater Presents: RABBITS 2
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Every time I see this show I feel the same weird sensation that I am having a nightmare but I’m not sleeping. Just an amazing artist like David Lynch are able to instill such kind of moods.
daymare.
🤣.
Creating such a mixture of intense feelings, mixing theatre, Life and dreams in such an abstract context is the feat of a surrealist master. Thank you Mr Lynch, you touched me. 🙏🏼
It's me again! Here is my rearranging of the scene:
Jane - I do not think it will be much longer now.
Suzie - It is 8:35pm.
Jane - I do not know where Jack is.
Jack arrives.
Jane - And then there it was. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jack - When did you go out?
Suzie - I went earlier, when it was just light.
Jane - Where was it exactly, do you remember?
Suzie - Where is it that you think I went? (LAUGH TRACK)
Jane - I was near the harbour after it happened. It was raining.
Suzie - It is still raining. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jane - I was speaking about the other night.
Suzie - I said it looks like it still raining. (LAUGH TRACK)
Phone rings. Jack picks up.
Suzie - It was the voice of a man.
Jack - Did he say anything?
Suzie - It happened to me only once. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jane - Who was on the phone?
Jack - I am not sure.
Jack hangs up.
Jack - I need to tell you something.
Jane - When did you say that? (LAUGH TRACK)
Jack - Who could have known?
Jane - I have known since I was 7. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jack - Since then? (LAUGH TRACK)
Suzie - No one can know about this.
Jack - Do not forget what I have told you. (LAUGH TRACK)
Steps are heard in the distance.
Suzie - It happened like that earlier.
Jane - I heard it too.
Jack - It happens all the time. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jack checks up.
Jack - It was the man in the green coat.
Suzie - It is always been like that. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jane - I wonder who I will be. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jane turns into Pazuzu AGAIN.
Suzie - All day. (LAUGH TRACK)
Jane - It was red. (LAUGH TRACK)
Suzie - It’s past midnight!
Jane - There is no moon tonight.
Suzie - Well, then. It must be very dark.
Jane - And getting darker.
Suzie - Is it that late?
The door opens by itself. Jane closes the door.
Jane - There is something here!
Suzie - I saw it too.
Jane - You could not do anything?
Jack - No. Nothing. (LAUGH TRACK)
Dude! This is brilliant!
thank you for doing this. holy shit
First one I see before the... _first_ one.
Using this to help distinguish their voices better
this is how we have conversations during quarantine in my apartment. day 100.
Only David Lynch could take something as simple as rabbits, and turn it into a surreal nightmare that grabs you. God bless you David.
Brah rabbits ain't simple they live in a hole and their favorite food is carrots
It just seems like rearranging with intimidating background music.
Bruh this is a sitcom what are you talking about
anyone can make anything appear strange, even you. if you don't believe me undress and confront your closest associate and tell them "they're the reason" without explanation for several weeks
I love the applause for Jack whenever he comes home. That is what it is like when the man of the house comes home. He stands near the door, imaginary fanfare welcoming him home as his household literally doesn't react.
#relatablecontent
No, just rabbits.
the scream scared the shot out of me
What an atmosphere! The music, the shadows, the phone ringing..........
I think he builds the whole set himself. And those rabbits are actors.
@@PhoenixProdLLC The Lamps are very Lynchian
In the film Inland Empire, when Jack leaves the room (as he does regularly on this series), we get a chance to see where goes one time (or, where he's coming from?) It looks like a narrow (but large) dining room with a long table where Jack (alone) ,goes to the far end of the table and sits down. This room is richly furnished (unlike the rabbits apartment) extravagantly designed, with low lighting. It seems to be in the same big house where actress Nikki Grace (Laura Dern's character), and her polish husband Piotrek Krol live. In the film ,Piotrek is portrayed as the man wearing a green coat, at times. One of the darkest charachters of the film, known only as the Phantom (in the credits) , is sometimes a landlord of an apartment building ,where he holds women, and runs a pretty evil prostitution business (here, and in Poland) . The apartment room the rabbits live in , looks just like the rooms in the Phantom's building, the same bleak paint, the same architecture ,such as the archway (directly behind their couch) that leads to ? ?,and the same type of furnishings. In Inland Empire ,the film they are making is based from an old polish folktale called "Feir Seiben", german for 47, and is a cursed story, in that ,anyone ,and everything involved with it, are thrown into a world of chaos, murder, debauchery, and evil on a scale that is bizzare, & unimaginable. Laura Dern's character ,wandering down the eerie hallways of the Phantom's apartment building (with the same archways, paint, architecture as the rabbits apt.) where she approaches the apartment door of room 47 ("Feir Seiben"). This door is opened throughout the film, from the outside ,looking in, from her, and from the inside looking out from rabbit Jack (also, the man in a green coat ,& the Phantom) . I'm not sure if this clears anything up in Rabbits (or Inland Empire), but it is interesting to think that the Rabbits are either wittnessing this cursed supernatural force when they open and look out the door, or ,are the cause of it , after all, they seem to live in apartment #47, and "Feir Seiben" is a cursed old polish folktale. ? ? I just love surrealism in film, and the master of it, David Lynch. His films make us all wanderers, where the journey is as entertaining, as the individual interpretations of it. A true Art. Bob.G
The one where Rachel, Joey, and Monica are rabbits.
This movie is hypnotizing. Just can't stop watching when you press play.
Yea!
"It was the man in the green coat."
Welcome home, Dougie!
Jane give two rides :)
Mr. Jackpots
I'm thinking TV during the late '50s, the drab surroundings, the laugh track like a sitcom, and most of all, the TVs all had Rabbit Ears antenae.
Kinda like the setting I remember seeing in the Jackie Gleason sitcom. Ralph and Alice's apt. looked so drab....like this
2:12 I do not know where jack is.
Jacks in jail for murder!!
Before that mess, I’d only seen a red rabbit in a dream...
@@clayzulah HOLY SHIT!! Great observation dude!! It's all starting to tie together some how!! :-D
Serum Fighter “TOOTATABON! TOOTATABON! MY LOVE! MY LOVE!”
@@BCS1105 *WHISTLE BLOWING* GET HIM, BOYS!
Who is max clegg?!?!?!
Amazing that we get another entry in Rabbits! Thanks a bunch Mr Lynch!
Wow. How I feel about this vs how David describes it makes me understand his countless interviews where he refuses to "explain" his work bc it's like explaining an *individual's* interpretation. I like my interpretation. Thanks David!✌💗
Susie: I do not know where Jack is.
Jane: It is 8:35 p.m.
Susie: I do not think it will be much longer now.
Susie: It is still raining.
Jane: There is no moon tonight.
Susie: I said it looks like it is still raining.
Jane: And getting darker.
(Laughter.)
Jane: It’s past midnight!
Susie: Is it that late?
Susie: Well then, it must be very dark.
Jane: It has always been like that.
(Laughter.)
(Footsteps - Cheer - Jack enters)
Jack: When did you go out?
Susie: I went earlier, when it was just light.
Jane: Where was it exactly? Do you remember?
Susie: I was near the harbor after it happened. It was raining.
Jane?: I was speaking about the other night.
Susie?: Where is it that you think I went?
Jack: I need to tell you something.
Phone rings x 9
Laughter.
Susie: Who was on the phone?
Jack: I am not sure.
Jane: It was the voice of a man.
Jack: Did he say anything?
Jack. No. Nothing.
Laughter.
Susie: I wonder who I will be.
Jack: Who could have known?
Susie: I have known since I was 7.
Jack: Since then?
Susie: It happened to me only once.
Jane: You could not do anything?
Susie: No one can know about this.
Jack: Do not forget what I have told you.
Laughter.
Demonic Babble.
Jane: There’s something here!
Jane: I heard it too.
Jane: And then, there it was.
Jack: It was the man in the green coat.
Jane: It was red.
Susie: I saw it too.
Susie: It happened like that earlier.
Jack: It happens all the time.
Susie: All day.
Laughter.
thank you very much
We need the translation for the demonic babble.
@@kristenvanhala If you say it out loud, that evil baby face will appear...
Nothing as soothing as the sound of an old school landline that's ringing off the hook.
Hmmm?
I think I got it. This David Lynch’s reinterpretation of Threes Company.
Shawn Lightfoot It’s the spiritual successor to it.
This is the most creepiest sitcom ever made.
watching this after 15 years and i am still getting similar goose bumps....
Still one of the most unsettling and at times downright frightening pieces of work in Lynch’s repertoire. Even more than in most of his other films, the sound design and lighting carry the whole thing
Yes exactly, and in some ways, Rabbits feels like his "purest" film (maybe along with Eraserhead). It's just this one thing and it pulls it through and proves that it doesn't even need more than that. I am one of those that adore Inland Empire, but it added all those ideas together to one big web, while Rabbits never needed a context like that - it's just what it is, and it's that thing in a matchlessly self-confident way.
One of the other ones close to this is the third Hotel Room episode, Blackout. Probably his most under-appreciated work, perhaps along with this one.
This has become one of my favourite things in life. Thank you Mr Lynch, the entire cast and all tech crew members.🎭
Next on the Disney Channel....
It's that hilarious Zany comedy RABBITS!! From the lovable mind of David Lynch!!! Dont go anywhere kids!!
Rabbits is next!!!
“Bright eyes, burning like fire
Bright eyes, how can you close and fail?
How can the light that burned so brightly
Suddenly burn so pale?
Bright eyes
Is it a kind of a shadow
Reaching into the night
Wandering over the hills unseen
Or is it a dream?
There's a high wind in the trees
A cold sound in the air
And nobody ever knows when you go
And where do you start?
Oh, into the dark“
(Art Garfunkel)
I get that reference.
Rodrigo : it reads like some of the dialogue if the order of lines was mixed up! And very much speaks to the mood :)
My favorite sitcom ever!
Anybody else feel like that was Laura Palmer opening the door and screaming?
10:40 Gotta love a good jump-scare :D
Why is this so creepy, but at the same time really beautiful?... Ah, I remember now, this is from David....
Love you David, I appreciate deeply the fact that you keep uploading these 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Btw you really just jumpscared me wtf
The one close-up, of the phone. And "I need to tell you something:" with no follow-up. And the clarification that Dark Susie is not the same as Susie.
wow i cant wait for rabbits: the return
It scares the hell out of me!
If it wasn't for the laugh track, I'd say it was every Soviet play ever.
Better than Friends
Absolutely awesome!
David, like most of your work, I don't understand it. But it makes me feel a certain way that I don't get ft anything else, and it leaves me wanting more. Thanks for putting this out for us, David. I hope you have a great day!
Rabbits in closed captions: [Ominous and 'eary' music playing]
I love watching movies with closed captions on any "eerie, ominous, foreboding" music playing. It's like a thesaurus with the cc.
i dont understand why the lights go red and some deep voice plays and there's a scream track
Lynch is one of the few people I would actually thank for scaring the shit out of me
This is fantastic. Thank you.
Someone tell me why I love these so much!
Watch Suzie's shadow. Also, the shadows of Jack & Jane appear as it they are looking over the hills into a sunrise, or perhaps a sunset since it is "getting darker". I've also always found the intro to be quite beautiful. There is also the suggestion of an affair between Jack & Suzie highlighted in the shadows, as "no one can know about this" at 7:25 and "it happened only once" from Jane soon after as Jack walks out & leaves. After, Suzie casts her spell & it is quite disturbing. I won't pick it apart completely, but one interpretation is that Suzie uses "the magic" & the resolution suggests a scandalous tryst. Of course we see much of this mirrored in "Inland Empire". Thanks again for posting these David & crew!
This reminds me of working with Del Close in the nineties, improvising scenes using only non-sequiturs. It had the uncanny effect of lending the scenes greater meaning, making them inherently dramatic.
Awesome! Good day to you Mr. Lynch!
What a sweet ending for this one! I'm glad that seeming the disconnect between them isn't stopping them from seeking comfort in each other
I love you Mr. Lynch.
The Seagull via Leave It To Beaver? Regardless, a tonic in these trying times, now answer that sodding phone!
9:29 - 10:11 the weirdest thing i have ever seen
It was awesome
0:00 - 12:47 the weirdest thing i have ever seen
Well but I agree at 11:20. I'd have closed the door too.
I find the audio immersing.
That's all I'm doing this weekend
Lynch is a pioneer of the 'WTF did I just watch' genre.
I found 33 different rabbit ears silhouettes in that video, but only 3 rabitts.
This is the scariest thing I've ever watched, but in a certain I'm scared but I don't know what I'm scared of, maybe I'M the bunny rabbit, kinda scared
I'm concerned for these Rabbits. I like them.❤ The atmosphere is brilliant, I'm trying to work out if they are jumping in time.
Only the Master of Atmosphere & film , David Lynch can do this. 👍🏻
Well done , I can't wait for another installment 🐱♏☯️🌌
This is brilliant!!
This is Fabulous
Amazing
Rabbits is one of my all-time favourites
David Lynch is a Teletubby and I'm glad these are making their reappearance
Whenever I need to get lost in a good way,
I find David Lynch Theater.
Tour guide of the never before thought possible.
I just LOVE Rabbits season.
Wabbit season?
The "laugh track" adds to the suspense
I love the scream so much.
Great Cinema!
love stuff like this
🐰🐰🐰 Grazie Maestro
In magic, the harder you pay attention looking for the trick to avoid being tricked, the more effectively you will be tricked and actually miss the thing the magician is trying to sneak past you. When watching these films, or whatever they are, pay as close attention as you humanly can. Really really try to let absolutely nothing sneak past you. Rewind it and watch it twice if you have to. Or three times even. See if you can spot where the trick occurs.
Well this is where that philosophy is inverted, as the principle to understand what is conveyed here is to not focus on particular aspects but zoom out, the wider cone of vision allows for a subjective and objective view, you know there something up with the way the stage is set, but inspection of an angle of perspective throws the others out of focus so you convince yourself the set is fine, but he's cleverly played on the central brain which deal with the geometric structuring of reality. every angle, vanishing point, horizon, to eye level, 30 degree birds eye view, is incoherent across the entire stage.
The mind has many rabbit holes as you explore them, looking for idea's, it's unknown what the idea will be, it just occurs sometimes, which feels as if you didn't have an idea but by thinking you asked for one and it was collected for you, the rabbit do the running around you set the intention. the idea, is a 3 fold affair, depicted here as Rabbits, 3 aspects of the mind set out in the network of tunnels, to look for information of nothing in particular, and agree to meet in the centre. each has a story to tell about their search, but incoherency of the scattered and divided mind, brings then together 3 steps out of phase.
Each has a story which form the parts of 1 great Idea, 1 will speak, then a long silence, then the next rabbit does the same followed by the third....by the time the 1st speaks again attention has shifted from whatever was said by that rabbit before, and the Idea is lost.... or for the viewer the meaning to the metaphor is simply craziness.
All 3 rabbits are actually conversing, telling their story,. occasionally 1 drifts from the scene, the irony brings the inner demon to light, seen by one heard by the other. but because of how it's done when the viewer realizes, it's how an idea is formed within the mind of a human, and this process of formulating idea's fascinated David lynch his entire life, most simply take it for granted without giving the non physicality of causation a second thought. A world full of distractions, mind drifting, stuff from all directions bombard the subconscious sponge, give way to a squeeze of that sponge when sat in silence, and the mind chats words of and phrases that seeming don't make sense.
when day dreaming and contemplating was a kind of compiling the different aspects of how to put a movie together, they were useless without an initial and ALL important idea to form a foundation to build upon.
What he came to understand is that he was simply the instructor to the mind through thought.... IDEA's were created when he STOPPED trying think of an creating one, because it's created for him by the will of needing one, then simply allowed it to eventually present itself... and it worked like a well oiled machine, send requests and let the rabbit do the quests, or you'll get lost in the network every time.
@@deathstarHQ well, yeah, that's what I meant to say.
I watched this in the first months of quarantine, and it felt like an apt allegory.
Thank you
Amazing. Inland empire my favorite
greatt bravoo!
It's a puzzle of words
I can't forget that phone call.
Yes!!!
I've watched this film many times. It seems as if they're having three separate conversations....or not. IDK, what I do know is this piece draws me in and holds me so intensely. There's a very fine line between something that is avant garde and something that is ridiculous. This piece is just absolute cinematic art at its finest. 🐰🥧🧘🏽♀️🖤
The time has come
1 of my abs favs of yrs ~~~ hooray
love you so much =3
I wonder if Lynch has seen Jan Svankmajer's Alice
This sketch creates tension in the viewers because the action, while mundane, is heavily contrasted with the sound.
Nonsensical speech, changes in lighting, and the suspension of action when the lighting changes and a deep voice with backward speech seems to originate from a cloud. It's hard to look away because viewers continue to wait for clues placing the words and action into some sort of context.
The screams were terrifying.
Classic!
from australia: scary little movie. as the guy on Hogans Heros used to say, very interesting Mr D Lynch.
The second season of friends.
A part of me sometimes believes that Lynch has persistently fibbed about his past. I sometimes wonder if he wasn’t locked in an old attic or cellar as a child. It is this kind of child which has the potential for such grotesque genius. So when you are ready to explain yourself, David,...we are all Ears 🐇 Until then I have my holiday evenings to ponder red and green. Thank you for unique entertainment that keeps the brain Active.
Hey David , thank you for uploading this !
You're missing an episode though, the one with Suzie (or Jane, I don't know) wearing a pink dress. I think it's episode 3 from the original cutting.
If you by any chance read this, could you upload it too so we can have the whole series ?
Thanks a lot, have a great day !
Yes
Covid quarantine be like
All this, and Rabbits 2
Got to watch it on your iPhone
That demonic apparition invoked the name of Rutger Hauer at 9.55. I should have liked very much for Mr Lynch and Mr Hauer to have collaborated on a major film project.
does anyone know where to find the soundtrack to this including the sound effects/train sounds? I need it asap
David, please do twin peaks season 4. There are so many questions unanswered.
You think he is gonna answer questions 😆
The scariest rabbits before this were The Night Of The Lepus, Watership Down, & Donnie Darko. So much better with Mr.Lynch's surreal ,magic.
I want to see one of those rabbits run a logging skidder 😉😄👍💙.
And then, there it was.
nice-job, master, lynch...
Right at the end, are the ear shadows spelling words? I can see WW III, but Jane's ears are darker and single shadows not doubles like in episode 1.
i could live in a room like that
Is it Bob talking at 9:46 in the top left corner?
Wow
👍
Yee I don't know, it's probably one of the best short movies I v seen. I mean I like another movies too, and the whole cinematography of Lynch influenced a lot on me and my art. But these rabbits are special, something from childhood fears or fairy tales, like it's the dark summer night and you r a child, sitting and watching the moon alone.
in the past when i discovered rabbits i mind its a new short series
Could you please upload Inland Empire next? I would love to see it, but it's so hard to find.
I am new to this.. can someone plz explain it to me, i have no idea what is happening
they’re just like me