http://www.inlandempirecinema.com/trailer_1.flv

Ok, someone tell me how this works. I've downloaded FLV players but i cant see an image. 

That god damn trailer's more popular than Uncle's Day in a whorehouse!

That god damn trailer's more popular than Uncle's Day in a whorehouse!

Wow, Lynch singing, that crazy figure, the glitchy digital !

I'd say I'm extreamly excited to see this experimental insanity ! 

Brings back great memories! Cant wait to see it again. Not the best trailer ever though...but i think it would be nearly impossible to make any sort of slightly coherent trailer for IE!

GREAT music.

WOWIE!  David Lynch singing!  I'm so glad you guys posted the YouTube Video, because I was getting very frustrated with the IE site.  The music is great! 

Laura Dern definitely looks like the "woman in trouble."  Do you think it will ever come to Omaha, NE?

Keep your eye on the doughnut, not on the hole -- DL

This would look good on your wall.

-Noah- 

 I actually liked the look of the trailer... Was that really Lynch singing? BTW could anyone tell me what Grace Zabriskie was saying? The sound was really bad, I had trouble making it out. I was kind of surprised the trailer didn't really show all the stars... but I guess it was how Lynch wanted it. Oh and the masked figure was really cool and scary, as were the rabbits.

That god damn trailer's more popular than Uncle's Day in a whorehouse!

The music of the trailer is good indeed. I like the black and white images of the disc. However, I was disappointed because I had the feeling to see a mixture of his movies... Nothing was really new this time.

One thing's for sure:i it looked bad, really bad.... God, I hope the movie is better than what is shown in the trailer. Most of the time, the trailers they're making out of movies end up being totally different things. By the way, I couldn't see much in that You tube video because I have an old rotting monitor. I'm purchasing it a new one, LCD, hoping to see this one better.

Concerning the poster, I was fine with it except the fact that the file was too small and the credits were almost unreadable.

"Did they scoff the whole damn Smörgåsbord?" (Audrey) 

"Gimme a donut!" (Coop)

I think it looks and feels brilliant...

and lynch's voice sounds really good layered over the music

'soooo straaaaange what love does '

When David received his life-achievement award at Venice they played a compilation of his films with a song playing in the background. I REALLY want to know what the song was...does anyone have any idea? I cant remember if anyone here saw that compilation? If not then there is a brief clip of it somewhere on youtube..I cant find it now, but if anyone has seen it, its the Russian (i think) news report on INLAND EMPIRE at Venice Film Festival. Ill try and find the link.

I would love to get hold of the "compilation" but the song is the next best thing!

Eta: Ive found the clip- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w83IaV5foQg&mode=related&search=

hatter; I'll have to agree with you on that Pink Room statement.

Just came up with this one, thought that I just had to tell you this "joke"; being both a Finnish film student and a Lynch fan it would be nice to sometimes make a tribute to Lynch, a parody, or something like that. Now what would a thing like that be called? Finland Empire! ;)

Hmm... I like the poster on the website far better than the Wikipedia poster... BTW the poster on Wikipedia says that Badalamenti does the music after all...

That god damn trailer's more popular than Uncle's Day in a whorehouse!

I do not think that is a genuine official poster. For one, the text on it looks suspiciously done on some crappy computer image program. Secondly, one of the photos at the bottom are not in the movie (the circus one). It does not give distribution credit to Studio 518 or Absurda, the editing is credited only to Lynch whereas someone (i forget who) helped him, Angelo did not do the music for IE, there is a misspelling of Justin Theroux...Compare the credits of the poster from the official site, and it's obviously clear that the one on Wikipedia is a fake.

Take that! 

This would look good on your wall.

-Noah- 

I'd like to say another word about the trailer. Apart from my earlier comment about it not giving justice to what the DV actually looks like on the big screen, the trailer does NOTHING to represent the movie. I was confused as to why whoever made it chose the scenes they did. It was odd that some of the top billed actors weren't in it. I was also shocked that one of what i thought was the most disturbing scene in the movie (you can probably guess what it is) was in the trailer. Let me tell you, that scene was f*cked up. IAR will know what i'm talking about.

Guys, don't judge IE on the trailer or the poster. Trust me.  

This would look good on your wall.

-Noah- 

MrsTremond- I know EXACTLY what you mean. I would be very very surprised if Lynch made that trailer and Im confused as to why he has let it be made like that.

Firstly, its true that it doesnt do anything to convey what the film is like or about...Secondly, that scene should not be in there because I personally feel it spoils the scene which MrsTremond mentions and thirdly...its just nowehere near as good as any other Lynch trailer Ive seen. It could have been fantastic..instead its ordinary, short and slightly misrepresentative. It also feels disjointed...I did mention in an earlier post that making a trailer of this film would be VERY HARD but still...the more I think about it the more I feel the trailer could have been so much better.

I like that it brings back my memories from the film, but otherwise...not overly impressed. Im confused as to who made it to be honest. The more I watch it the more I dislike it.

Would anyone want to see this film if David Lynch was not attached to it? Then it wouldn't be INLAND EMPIRE but Alien vs. Predator 2 and HELL YES, I'd see that!