Mulholland Drive: Great film, or the greatest film?

[XemaSab]

:shrug:

[redqueen]

1. Only great...

as either Blade Runner or Casablanca is the greatest. :)

[DS1]

2. It's even better backwards

the tits come out quicker then you can shut it off.

[soleft]

3. How does it end?

I think I watched up until the part where the two women find a dead woman in one of the women's old apartments? Or maybe I watched it up until the part DS1 talks about. Does anything bad happen to Naomi Watts?

[ghostsofgiants]

4. You have to watch it for yourself.

Seriously, you are doing yourself a disservice by asking for spoilers.

[soleft]

9. DS1, how does it end?

And don't tell me they go to Canada and sell used cars.

[DS1]

12. I don't quite remember

but I think it was a typical 'it was all a dream sequence' cop-out, and she was dead all along.

[ghostsofgiants]

15. Not quite.

[ghostsofgiants]

13. I'm not DS1, but it's not something I feel comfortable spoiling.

It's the type of film you have to watch for yourself then figure out what the hell is going on after many ore subsequent viewings. It's very far from being a straightforward narrative, especially beyond that point.

[XemaSab]

6. Betty and the director move back to Canada

The director starts selling used cars, and they have about 10 kids. Rita becomes a nun.

:popcorn:

[ghostsofgiants]

11. Nice post, Mr. Roque.

(Or something?)

[XemaSab]

16. Nice post, Camilla

:eyes:

[ghostsofgiants]

5. I vote greatest.

But then, of course I did.

[XemaSab]

8. I saw it again last night

The more I see it, the more I like it. And I've seen it a LOT.

[Sock Puppet]

7. definitely the greatest Lynch film

though I loved Straight Story too.

[CJCRANE]

10. Great use of the "Cavuto"! nt

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

14. Is Hugh Grant in it?

If not, then it qualifies at least as a great film.

[Felix Mala]

17. If you haven't seen it, it teaches one of life's great lessons...

If you're having a bad dream and in this dream you're sitting in a restaurant with a friend and you tell your companion that you dreamed about this restaurant and that there was something terryfying behind the dumpster...

DON'T GO LOOK BEHIND THE DUMPSTER!!!

Wake up immediately and up your dose of vallium!

[Westegg]

18. This film sums up Hollywood BUT EXACTLY...

...I lived there for 15 years. I embraced the devil. The devil returned the favor. This movie, plus Bruce Wagner's novels-- that's pretty much what it's like.

Put it this way: I had to move to NYC to get sane.

[XemaSab]

19. Oh, and I'm still baffled why Justin Theroux gets top billing

and not Naomi Watts. :shrug:

[Mike03]

20. MD is Lynch's greatest film.

LOST HIGHWAY was his dress rehearsal, and INLAND EMPIRE was his wind down. But MD was his masterpiece.