"Under the Silver Lake" is a gripping and inexplicable movie, with both the passion and fear of eroticism and the darkness and confusion of conspiracy theories. The filming and performance of the film are flawless, and the soundtrack is rich, just like the encounter of Bernard Herman and Angelo Badamanti on opium. However, when all this is over, the audience will feel that they have seen a mystery, which was written by a person who spent a lot of time scribbling on the shabby manuscript
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"Below the Silver Lake" is not so much a tribute to classic Hollywood films as it is a mashup of classic Hollywood films. It positions itself and contemporary fashionable characters as the continuation of history, rather than the end of history
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In nearly 140 minutes, "Under the Silver Lake" took a long time to determine the characters and their environment, not to mention listing all the twists and turns in Sam's investigation. Mitchell repays the audience's patience with his skill in balancing romance, comedy and excitement, and exploring the poetry below the surface
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