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Sean Axmaker talks to David Lynch about digital video in general, and the new DVD of Inland Empire in particular, over at MSN Movies:You have, of course, never done a commentary track, but the Stories section of the Inland Empire disc could almost be a stand-alone commentary because you talk about so many things around the film.

With the onset of popularity of the internet, Lynch decided to utlilize this new medium, releasing several new series that he had created exclusively on his website, davidlynch.com. In 2002, he created a series of online shorts entitled Dumbland. Intentionally crude both in content and execution, the eight-episode series was later released on DVD.[87] The same year, Lynch released a surreal sitcom via his website – Rabbits, which revolved around a family of humanoid rabbits. Later, he showed his experiments with Digital Video in the form of the Japanese-style horror short Darkened Room.

Lynch is an avid coffee drinker and even has his own line of special organic blends available for purchase on his website. Called David Lynch Signature Cup , the coffee has been advertised via flyers included with several recent Lynch-related DVD releases, including Inland Empire and the Gold Box edition of Twin Peaks. The possibly self-mocking tag-line for the brand is It's all in the beans ... and I'm just full of beans. [129] This is also a quote of a line said by Justin Theroux's character in Inland Empire.

Now you get the chance to decide for yourself whether he’s fantastically creative, fantastically crazy, or a little of both. We’re giving away a pair of VIP tickets for next Wednesday’s DVD release party of his latest film, INLAND EMPIRE, at the Hammer Museum in Westwood. You’ll not only get to watch the director’s cut of the film, but also have a chance to hear David Lynch speak after the conclusion of the film. What he’ll speak about I’ll leave to your imagination.