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(1 - 16) of 16 OFCS Rating: 93% Fresh Page   1   4/4 "...Deservedly canonized..."   Film Freak Central   Bill Chambers 4/5 "The brutally honest performances, articulate style, and the movie's sexual and violent shock value save the story from becoming too stale or uninspiring."   Filmcritic.com   Blake French A+ "In 1986 David Lynch broke the language of cinema wide open in the same way that Jackson Pollock did with the art world in the early '40s."   ColeSmithey.com   Cole Smithey "a beautiful film about sickness, a funny film about degeneracy"   Cinemania   Dan Jardine 1.5/4 "Weird for weird's sake isn't enough; there has to be something more."   Reel Film Reviews   David Nusair A- "I loved the film for its intransigencies."   Ozus' World Movie Reviews   Dennis Schwartz 4/4 "One of the most original, invigorating films I've ever seen."   DustinPutman.com   Dustin Putman 4/4 "David Lynch's mise en scene screams "Leave it to Beaver.""   Slant Magazine   Ed Gonzalez "An unsettling film that depicts the moral rot underlying the American Dream through arresting cinematic images that are at once realistic and surreal."   Spirituality and Practice   Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat "A Nancy Drew nightmare of suburban depravity...but Velvet tackles more than red-county debauchery; it's not only about sex in America but sex in movies."   Cinepinion   Henry Stewart A "lies within the Technicolor tradition of film-noir, where evil continually lurks beneath the surface"   Old School Reviews   John A. Nesbit 9/10 "...evil lurks in the most seemingly harmless places."   DVDTown.com   John J. Puccio "Even some fifteen years after the release of Blue Velvet its vision remains wildly adamant relative to the stride of other works of contemporary noir. There have been many films about suburban crime, but none as dangerously imposing as this."   Not Coming to a Theater Near You   Rumsey Taylor 9/10 Read review   rec.arts.movies.reviews   Dragan Antulov 4/4 Read review   ReelViews   James Berardinelli Read review   Montreal Film Journal   Kevin N. Laforest  (1 - 16) of 16 OFCS Rating: 93% Fresh Page   1