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Mulholland Drive (2001)

Directed by David Lynch

Drama | Mystery

Most recently watched by sensoria, lordofthemovies

Overview

Blonde Betty Elms has only just arrived in Hollywood to become a movie star when she meets an enigmatic brunette with amnesia. Meanwhile, as the two set off to solve the second woman’s identity, filmmaker Adam Kesher runs into ominous trouble while casting his latest project.

Rated R | Length 147 minutes

Actors

Naomi Watts | Laura Harring | Justin Theroux | Ann Miller | Mark Pellegrino | Robert Forster | Dan Hedaya | Angelo Badalamenti | Patrick Fischler | Brent Briscoe | Michael Cooke | Monty Montgomery | Lee Grant | James Karen | Chad Everett | Melissa George | Scott Coffey | Richard Green | Rebekah Del Rio | Jeanne Bates | Dan Birnbaum | Lori Heuring | Marcus Graham | Bonnie Aarons | Michael J. Anderson | Geno Silva | Billy Ray Cyrus | Vincent Castellanos | Wayne Grace | Rita Taggart | Michele Hicks | Elizabeth Lackey | Tad Horino | Missy Crider | Kate Forster | Tony Longo | Michael Fairman | Rena Riffel | Katharine Towne | Michael Des Barres | Robert Katims | Randall Wulff | Maya Bond | Joseph Kearney | Enrique Buelna | Richard Mead | Daniel Rey | David Schroeder | Tom Morris | Mo Gallini | Diane Nelson | Charles Croughwell | Michael D. Weatherred | Lisa K. Ferguson | William Ostrander | Brian Beacock | Blake Lindsley | Adrien Curry | Tyrah M. Lindsey | Johanna Stein | Conte Candoli | Cori Glazer | Lyssie Powell | Sean Everett | Kimberly Clever | Joshua Collazo | David Frutos | Peter Loggins | Theresa Salazar | Thea Samuels | Christian Thompson

Viewing History (seen 2 times)

Viewing Notes

Another big screen bucket list movie in the bag.

So glad I made the trip to MBT to see this in 35mm. Immaculate print so clean I’d often forget I was viewing a print. Gorgeous film. It’s been so long since I’ve seen this and I’ve been wanting to revisit. When I saw it in the summer schedule I circled it on the calendar. Watching the film now makes me want to look up all the articles about it to understand it more.

A pretty cool addition to the screening this evening was a brief interview with David Lynch and Laura Harring discussing the movie. I’d forgotten that this was initially going to be a TV series. I can totally see that. After that we were treated to the “10 Clues of Mulholland Dr.” with a live organ accompaniment. I’d never seen nor heard of that so that was neat.

As tired as I was beforehand I was completely captivated once again by this movie. I would place the Rebekah Del Rio Llorando scene among the greatest moments in cinema. Just incredible and devastating.

Also pretty jazzed that I could moviepass that. =)

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