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Eraserhead Analysis
Does anyone have any insight on the meaning, etc. of this film?
Or a website??
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I thought there were alot of different themes being represented, but the most prominent was definatly the fear of fatherhood. The "baby" being the most obvious symbol to this cause.
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I did a lot of research. Here's the best one I found:
Eraserhead Analysis Very interesting. It all makes sense, too.
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Good site, I enjoyed reading it. Definatly had a different view on things than I did, though I agreed with quite a bit...not everything, but I like how they saw the "baby". Wasnt how I saw it, but I like their reasoning.
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I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I really like the whole idea of the "sin worms". And the bit about embracing death being the embracing of the radiator woman.
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