Mulholland Drive (2001)
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| Release Date: | October 12, 2001 (Limited) October 19, 2001 (Moderate) |
| Genre: | Drama, Suspense |
| Director: | David Lynch |
| Writer: | David Lynch, Joyce Eliason |
| Cast: | Chad Everett, Kate Forster, Melissa George, Monte Montgomery, Mark Pellegrino, Katharine Towne, Rebecca Del Rio, Scott Coffey, Laura Harring, Justin Theroux, Brent Briscoe, Billy Ray Cyrus, Robert Forster, Dan Hedaya, Ann Miller, Michael J. Anderson, Naomi Watts |
| Studio: | Universal Pictures |
| Running Time: | 145 minutes |
| MPAA Rating: | Rated R for violence, language and some strong sexuality. |
A women takes refuge in an apartment after suffering from amnesia due to a car accident on Mulholland Drive, and she begins to piece things back together, as well as other stories. ...
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Every year has its sleeper hits, one of those movies that most people haven't heard of and most won't see, despite its numerous award nominations and rave reviews. Mulholland Drive is one of those, garnering several Golden Globe nominations, not to mention a few Oscar nods. But, does David Lynch's film live up to its hype? Full movie review »
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Anonymous says:
January 20, 2004This is clearly one of the most over rated and poorly directed movies I have ever seen. The story lines do not ever line up in a rational way. This is two movies loosely spliced together with no apparent attempt to make a single movie out of them. As I saw the movie, I assumed that this was the directorial debut of a neophyte director who simply did not know how to make a movie. I was wrong but I would be embarrassed to be associated with this product. Save your money and time and see one the many good movies that can be rented.
Anonymous says:
October 13, 2003Not all movies need to have a story. Some are made just to look at. Trying to work out the meaning of this film is not only futile, but rather misses the point. This is a very exciting, engaging and beautiful movie. It doesn't need layers of interpretation it just needs watching. It's a feast. Enjoy.