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I liked Mulholland Drive at first (saw it when it first came out) but it didn't blow me away. But I saw it again recently and I was amazed at how clever and interesting so many of the scenes are: the frightened man in the diner, the director and the cowboy, the repetition of "Silenzio!"
Aug 1, 2023 Full Review B. Ruby Rich The Nation If, in the end, Mulholland Drive is too clever by half, no matter. Lynch's superb command of mise en scène makes his images and...
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If, in the end, Mulholland Drive is too clever by half, no matter. Lynch's superb command of mise en scène makes his images and situations their own reward, rendering even the...
It’s all very inexplicable, but Lynch, and Mulholland Drive in particular, is somehow able to capture those feelings beautifully. When the DVD was released it also came with a list of “clues” to decipher the mystery of the story.
I remember being totally baffled by Mulholland Drive as a kid - despite loving the hell out of it - and when someone explained the basic idea to me shortly afterwards it was a revelation. Very clever movie.
Mulholland Drive is more attractive to me for its surface surrealistic touches, but the plot doesn't carry them as well as some of Lynch's other films. Still, Mulholland Drive is certainly recommended for the right crowd.
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