(Dir: David Robert Mitchell, 2018)
Included in the DVD release of David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive is an insert listing ‘David Lynch’s 10 Clues to Unlocking This Thriller’, amongst them: ‘Notice appearances of the red lampshade’, ‘Notice the robe, the ashtray, the coffee cup’, and ‘Who gives a key, and why?’. mais 719 palavras
Mulholland Drive (2001)
written and directed by David Lynch
Rating: 3.5 / 4
There’s no easy way to speak about David Lynch’s often inscrutable brand of filmmaking, existing somewhere between the surreal and the darkly absurd. mais 196 palavras
There’s something exciting about genuinely divisive cinema. Lots of films come and go with huge critical acclaim or a gluttony of one-star reviews, but it’s rare to find films that completely split people down the middle. mais 712 palavras
It’s pretty much a note of permanent record on this little site of mine that, in spite of the blog’s ill-thought-out name, my favourite David Lynch film (and favourite film of all time) is mais 1.038 palavras
I think Mulholland Drive is a movie about how Hollywood seduces and destroys people.
Betty (Naomi Watts character) is actually Diane Selwyn—Betty is a representation of her hokey internal self-image. mais 565 palavras
And she didn’t wake up but it was all still a dream. Or was it?
Despite my love for Twin Peaks, I’ve never been a follower of David Lynch’s films, so much so that I was more than surprised to discover that he’s only directed ten in total. mais 1.515 palavras
