
'they don't sleep anymore on the beach' [instagram](https://www.instagram.com/senwodyllo?igsh=dXUyYm5rN2VrdjFw)│[spotify](https://open.spotify.com/user/31lv5g6bzenrt5uyys2nmckgaq4i?si=R3pUGMVdRkKCR4BLkDfYRg)│[pinterest](https://pin.it/6As3tn7ea) '09 top 4 changes around my tags are who I watched it with, where I watched it, and where the film's from (as listed in letterboxd (only for films in my diary))

I only realised this was the second installment in a trilogy halfway through, fucksakes, guess I'll have to watch the first and last then won't it. I suppose not watching the first took away a bit from this film, probably mainly around the depth of the characters and from what I've read the mother-son relationship. Some beautiful cinematography though, especially with the animals and nature.

I'd be lying if I rated this higher than 4/5. There was nothing bad aside from some of the dialogue - a bit of it sounded like it came from an evil dead film - but what was this even about, what were the side characters for? It wasn't that hard to follow like people say but just what was it all for? Aside from that it was a really fun watch anyways, David Lynch films always make me laugh, like the guy that kept asking for Adam, just little stuff like that. p.s. if I could travel back in time I'd strangle little-me for saying lesbians are weird

