I love everything about it, which is the reason why it’s still among my favourite movies ever. After many years, I recently had the chance to watch it again: the shock is obviously gone, but the feeling you’re watching a unique film is still there. It shocked me, as if I had seen an alien, because it was different from anything I had watched so far. I strangely have no memories of Disney movies, but I perfectly remember the impact the twisted love story by Lynch had on my 17-year-old prudish self. I started to regularly attend a cinema when I was 14, so these are not the only movies I remember vividly, but are surely those who impressed me most.
This is surely my case: the first memories I have of watching a movie at the cinema are linked to A Hard Day’s Night by Richard Lester (I was 5), to Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (I was 12) and to David Lynch’s Wild at Heart (I was 17). I believe the movies you watch as a child and as a teenager often leave an indelible mark on your memory and on your cinema tastes as an adult.
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