Mulholland Drive (DVD) Reviews

I guess trying to give the 'plot' of this epic journey of a woman in trouble to a newbie of Lynch's style would be tedious and slightly unmanageable. Plus, it would ruin the film. It pretty much follows a woman with amnesia trying to work out who she is. A friendly face finds her to help and the multiple stories all entwine around ...  Read the complete review

I think the best way to give someone who has not yet watched David Lynch's masterpiece "Mulholland Drive" is to explain my own experiences of watching it. The first time I saw it, call me ignorant if you like but I did not know what to expect and hadn't read any previous reviews, I just knew it was supposed to be a good film. ...  Read the complete review

David Lynch films are predictable only in their unpredictability and Mulholland Drive is pretty typical of his work. It is a good film, a bit artsy in places but it keeps you thinking and is certainly not a film you can pop out to the loo during as you could miss something importnt while you are out of the room. This is a dark ...  Read the complete review

Fans of Twin Peaks by David Lynch will love this movie and those who didn't like that probably won't want to watch this. Twin Peaks for me was so odd and twisted that you had to watch on even if you didn't have a clue what was happening and this movie encompasses all that into one creepy, dreamlike film. The movie is ...  Read the complete review

This 2001 cult movie was directed by David Lynch and stars Naomi Watts and Laura Elena Harring. The film's story and meaning is hotly debatable as the narrative structure is very disjointed. Scenes that seem to have no relevance to one another are patched together in a dreamlike tapestry. When you reach the end of the movie ...  Read the complete review

David Lynch is a director whose reputation rests on his films being 'odd', imaginative and visually outstanding. As many Lynch fans would have hoped before its release these three adjectives are accurate descriptions of Mulholland Drive. The film begins with Laura Harring's character taking a limo into Mulholland Drive (after a jitterbug ...  Read the complete review

I bought this film a few months ago on a recommendation, I was a little worried as it was written by david lynch, who also wrote twin peaks. David lynch is known for his strange plots and movies, and I have to say this film was no exception. The film is quite a complicated plot, and by the end of the film I was left no more ...  Read the complete review

Well you all know by now that I am a little bit mental and it should come as no shock to you that I love absolutely weird movies. So when I read about a film called Mulholland Drive on the internet, being boasted that it was the oddest film around, I just knew I had to check it out. So of course I went out and bought it and what do you ...  Read the complete review

Last night I officially watched the strangest movie I have ever seen. Never before have I thought two minutes into a movie, I really do not understand this and then at the end thought to myself, ok I did not understand one moment of that movie. This is when it is handy to have a little sister around who had watched it and understood ...  Read the complete review

David Lynch works are both enchanting and confusing. I'm not sure if you're meant to understand them fully, or even if you can, but you have to respect him for the detail of his craft alone whether or not you enjoy his film and television. Mulholland Drive is certainly no change in the formula. There's no real beginning, middle or ...  Read the complete review

What was that all about! Yes this is a typical reaction after watching a typical David Lynch film and Mulholland drive is no exception, but how does it stand up to his other great films like Blue Velvet or his even better excursion into TV land 'Twin Peaks'? ...  Read the complete review

David Lynch films are like nothing else, they are films that will confuse you, intrigue you and ultimately leave you wondering what it all meant. The closest you'll get to mainstream with Lynch is The Straight Story, a wonderfully laid back trek across american countryside on a tractor. Mulholland Drive however is nothing like ...  Read the complete review

I had been meaning to check out Mulholland Drive for quite some time for a number of reasons. Firstly it was the great reviews and secondly it was down to the fact that a David Lynch film is always something you can't put into the normal catagories. On christmas eve I found the dvd on sale in Game for a crazy price of £4.99, it was ...  Read the complete review

Mulholland Drive is a completely baffling movie. The best way of describing it is to say it is like a whole lot of dream sequences rolled into one – and I’m not totally sure who’s doing the dreaming, either. I remember seeing Lost Highway, and being completely thrown when the central character wakes up as a ...  Read the complete review

David Lynch. Madman, or genius? I have to say the later, without a shadow of doubt! Mind you, you need a healthy dose of insanity to create the masterpiece that is 'Mulholland Drive'. Since viewing this awesome movie (never appeared at my local cinema, so I had to wait for the DVD...... it was a long wait!), I have ...  Read the complete review

A black limo drives along Mulholland Drive. In the back there is a woman (Laura Harring). The car stops and the driver points a gun at her. However there are joyriders on the road and they smash into the limo killing everyone except the woman. She stumbles out of the wreck and wanders down to the town below. She ends up asleep in ...  Read the complete review

fanatstic, what filmmaking SHOULD be - Advantages: dream-like, original, mesmerising - Disadvantages: acting? what acting

This review refers to the rental video. Well what can I say? What was that about? The film left me drained and thinking what happened. I have to ask myself "Why did I waste two hours of my life watching this?" David Lynch did "Twin Peaks", the TV series that was hailed as a critical success. I gave ...  Read the complete review

A serious Head ****!! Lynch is back on form with this wonderfully weird tale of love, murder and suspense. As with all Lynch films there are some seriously weird moments as with Twin Peaks dream sequences these are more often than not used to tell the characters state of mind and not to be taken literally. However this can lead ...  Read the complete review

I saw this film at the cinema. I remember the occasion well; it was a sunday night. This is not a sunday night film. As I was leaving the auditorium the usherette, who had evidently seen the film a few times before, looked at me in a bemused way and said: "Did you get that?". I didn't know what to say, I ...  Read the complete review