Wild at Heart

Nick Cage takes you and Miss Dern on one wild ride. William DeFoe is haunting in a brilliant casting. Perfeck movie to watch with the lights out and the kids in bed. Lynch at his best. Trippy, funny, ugly, BEAUTIFUL.... Full review

Wild at Heart is probably the most conventional David Lynch film I've seen. That being said, it still remains very far from mainstream. Wild at Heart revolved around a young couple, played to perfection by Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern. Fast... Full review

Weird, dull, gory, and dummest movie ever! No story line, lots of dialogue that goes nowhere and ends up in Tuna Texas with a long slow drawn out fizzle. Only thing going for it is Nic Cage is in it! Too... Full review

I saw this film a while ago, when I was young and therefore even more insane than I am currently. It was a perfect description, in feeling if not in details, of my love life at that time. Two people, not... Full review

This film is by far the best film of 1990.A great story with a very good cast.What makes this film so good is it's outstanding story which takes us on a wild trip with it's two stars.It's really a love story.... Full review

Pretentious direction, overacting by Laura Dern and Diane Ladd, a terrible Elvis Presly imitation by Nick Cage, and a story that is, simultaneously, fascinating and boring, combine to make a film that should be missed at all costs. The recurrent themes... Full review

While not as brilliant as "Blue Velvet" or as haunting as "The Elephant Man." "Wild At Heart" is a wacked vision of lovers on the run for the girl's deranged(and I do mean deranged)mother. Laura Dern and Nicholas Cage as terrific... Full review

I really liked this movie and thought it was really original Think about the film's cinematic style and visual effects, the acting and direction, what is the film trying to say? Talk about anything related to this film that's on your... Full review

It was heralded as the next Scarface or Godfather...HA! This film isn't even in the same league as True Romance. Thats not saying that all is bad here. The two stars, Washington and Crowe, are, as always, are on top of... Full review

Lynch...outstanding...Laura Dern.."hotter than Georgia asphalt..!"...DaFoe ...menacing..! Cage..badboy Hero..Isabella Rosalini...seductive.! Great Movie..one of my favorites...the visuals..the dialogue are all way above average..good story with lots of plot twists...realistic violent scenes..!... Full review

As always Lynch relies on wonderfully talented cast members to breathe life into his family of eccentric characters, and this is where Wild at Heart is blessed, because the performances from all involved are top notch. Cage brings his trademark "unsettled" quality to Sailor which plays beautifully against Dern and her sweet-natured, yet troubled Lula. ... Full Review

But Wild At Heart and Peaks complement each other nicely, even if the early episodes of the TV show point to some of the shortcomings of the film and the shortcomings of the film anticipate the failings of the series' later stretches. David Lynch never enjoyed a higher profile than in 1990. ... Full Review

Wild At Heart (Special Edition) - DVD Review Best, though, is the sequence where Lynch explains the craft of film transfer, showing an unreserved love for DVD that will surely - soon - lead to his first yak-track. ... Full Review

And bold so as to ignite visceral responses: my own first experience with Wild at Heart was at the 1990 Cannes Film Festival, when it inspired a loud mix of cheers and a few walk-outs at its premiere screening. The logic that Dafoe notes in its world is immediate and frankly awesome, but its also precarious and often absurd. ... Full Review

More than living up to its fairytale ideal, Wild at Heart is now a truly magical looking movie. It is conceivable that, at some point in the future, this director could make a visually dull film, but Wild at Heart was and is not that mediocre movie. ... Full Review

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Although hearing isn't the sense that moves quickest and deepest into our emotional memory, a favorite movie soundtrack can definitely dash almost as quickly to the center of your brain as a smell when it comes to recalling a certain... ... Full Article

Imagine 'The Wizard Of Oz' with an oversexed witch, gun-toting Munchkins and love ballads from Elvis Presley, and you'll get some idea of this erotic hellzapoppin from writer-director David Lynch. ... Full Article