Mulholland Drive (2001)

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Admirable film.

Absolutely Fantastic

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

David Lynch's Mulholland Drive is a unique movie. Unique because regardless of what you consider- if you liked the film or not- you will think about what you just saw. It is a reactionary film in ways because it toys with your perception. Naomi Watts arrives in Los Angeles as a wide-eyed starlet who finds a mysterious woman, shaken and damaged in her apartment. With her career not going as desired she teams with this woman to solve the mystery of who she really is and how did she come to be in that situation. This is a psychological film with multiple layers and themes which might confuse you. Lynch is an auteur and all his films reek of atmosphere and this one is no different. You should try Mulholland Drive- I enjoyed it and will see it many times in time to come.

Mulholland Drive isn't for everyone, but then it is a given with David Lynch. But those willing to give it a chance might be in for a surprise. Moody and atmospheric Mullholand drive is unarguably Lynch's most commercial film although at more than 3 hours it tests the audience's patience. It also contains one of the most unintentional boo moments which occurs early in the film as a character after recounting a dream makes his way through a car park. No matter what you think, you are bound to ponder about this film long after it is over.

In this era where movies with profound context are really hard to find, we begin the 21st century with a movie that represents it's genre for good. Mulholland Dr. is not a movie to get just relaxed and watch it. It gets you on your toes from the very beginning to the end of the movie. It's one of those double-watch movies, which you have to watch twice or even more to get a general understanding of lies beneath the whole scenes. No matter how you watch it, It WILL make sense from each aspect you look through the movie. It could get you as a love story, a confound surreal movie, aesthetic thriller or else. What really got me the first time I watched it was the color use in scenes. The three famous Red, White and Blue shades and the color Black. Certainly the colors are correlated to the Story. An enthusiastic young girls who chases her dreams and comes to Hollywood to get them, Which reminds us of all "American Dream" where your dreams become true and the red white and blue colors used in the scenes are representations of the American flag i.e America itself. But what is more interesting is the use of the Black color. The black usually reminds us of darkness and impurity and the bad things. It is highly possible that what the Director wanted to say- or at least one of the things he wanted to say!- is that beneath all the shiny enormous industry of Hollywood there's lies, There's darkness, And there's resented things that only you realize when you deal with them yourself. And of course there's other messages in the movies but they're out of our time to be explained now. So we leave it to here and let YOU find the all that is going on in the plot to say to us. Or even don't bother and forget all the hidden things and just enjoy the movie itself. It's a surreal movie after all, It doesn't have to make sense to enjoy!

This is not a movie with a plot. Nothing comes together.