Mulholland Drive-720P

Mulholland Drive-480P

David Lynch has a saying. "I don't like telling movies. Let the audience make up what they see". After my 3rd watch, MD is the best movie made the last 20 years. It's funny, if you google it, smartasses want to appear more smart "deducting" everything and telling YOU what the movie is about. Ignore that. It's not important. MD is above all else an experience, and a tragic reality captured in fantasy about how Hollywood treat a young starlet. The audition with then unknown Naomi Watts, who gets groped by a far older "male star" says more about Hollywood after Cosby and Weinstein. Laura Harring brings that timeleas bombshell, who lookes like the 50s Rita Haywarth, Audrey Hepburn, Liz Taylor. Beneath it all, the movie is about tragedy, revenge and crushed dreams. My favorite Lynch movie, and the score is every bit as fantastic as Angelos job on Twin Peaks. Nothing more to say than Silencio.

This Movie??? No words, Its one of those very select few Films that is actually Art. Brilliant on so many levels. And Naomi Watts, She is just amazing, beautiful, I would die for her .

I'm not much of a Lynch fan, but this movie, it transcends all the narrative limitations of cinema that are based on language/dialogue alone. It shows art and emotions can be evoked in images through the film itself, and somehow everything makes sense when it gets tied together in the end. But sense doesn't mean quick rationality, or quick wit. Lynch definitely has a lot of that in his film, but it's a transcendental film. It's not meant to be looked upon with the same magnifying glass that a scientist might use to study bacteria. You have to look at this with all your life experiences, and then it will seem like a revelation that you never expected to find. A masterpiece in cinema, literally like no other.

Mulholland Drive is a simple suspense story which is shown in different way. Director used a few cheap thrill tricks to make the story confusing and the tricks worked. I am still trying to figure the climax and will probably have to see it again to catch things I missed and which may help me understand it better. It is a very detailed plot that very slowly comes together. Editing work was great, jumping back and forth between scenes was done properly. Combined with smart use of music and sounds, it all helps to build suspense in our minds. This movie demands alot of patience as you are seeing 2hr 30min dead serious drama. This is where main problem lies. Movie is so slow paced with dead serious plot and you might start getting frustrated and may loose patience. Overall, it is movie which everyone might not love watching. Some will love it, some will hate it. This movie demands audience which love dead serious crap.

Byzantine, brilliantly-acted drama parallels Hollywood glamor girl on the wrong path with freshly-scrubbed young actress who has just arrived in Los Angeles for a movie audition. Writer-director David Lynch shrewdly guides this jitterbug dance into a dreamy-nightmare world where fantasies and rude awakenings crisscross in coldly masterful style. It's a complex jigsaw of a movie--something along the lines of Bergman's "Persona" yet even more treacherous. You may not know where you're heading (or, indeed, where you've been) but you trust that Lynch does. Do concrete conclusions ever materialize? Some say yes, some say no, and some are still scratching their heads. There is no final summation, though that doesn't mean the picture is incomplete. It's a delicious film experience. David Lynch's world is a wicked one, and he's happy to invite us in. ***1/2 from ****

I have never fallen asleep so many times during one movie. It's the usual puerile, masturbatory, pretentious, inane, shock value piece of drivel that Lynch always does. Obvious, infantile, horrid stuff. It has an interesting beginning and its all downhill from there. For a real nasty movie about Hollywood, see Sunset Boulevard instead. It's all there.

This is one strange film. It is a surreal, audacious adventure and an abnormal psychological presentation of a fractured female libido. It is full of disturbing and beautiful images that combine for a conglomerate visual vestige of nightmares and wish fulfillment. There are red herrings and blue haired women. If you can make it to the end, all the disjointed pieces come together and most make perfect sense, some make some sense, and others make no sense at all. That is the beauty of this bold art film that is not for the casual consumer. It is a challenging exercise in explicit sex, implicit intent, and non sequiturs that are as demanding as anything in modern cinema. Do not expect the usual multi-plex movie or the family night in front of the big-screen TV and you might be "pleasantly" surprised. If your taste tends towards the more mundane easily digested Hollywood popcorn picture, the suggestion here is take a detour off of Mulholland Dr.

I'm giving it 4 just for the acting. Everything else really sucks. What was the whole point of the movie? Oh, wait! I know - to confuse you and... that's it. The ending was awful, the whole movie is just a mess.