Previous David Lynch works have only seen Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive. The performance of dreams in Mulholland Drive is simply beyond imagination, which makes people exclaim! In general, I think this film is not as good as the above two, although I thought that based on the previous viewing (er) I should be able to sort out this film at one time, but it still failed. Although we all know that this kind of suspense thriller is nothing more than personality classification, schizophrenia, fantasy, delusional disorder, or dream analysis, psychological analysis (forget about science fiction ==), but when the director interspersed these together Play it around, and if you tidied up the narrative structure, it's enough to feel confusing again.
Lynch is really good at dealing with this kind of stuff, and he's especially good at creating that David Lynch-esque eerie atmosphere: smoke, tense and dangerous tones (which I think are pretty good), thick hidden secrets Curtains, close-ups of the eyes, a recurring shot, the BGM that fits perfectly, and the horror image that appears in the corner of the dream in Mulholland Drive, the heroine's grandmother, and the hero's inner alter ego in this movie The effect of the ugly and terrifying face of the first time appeared, it was frightening and could not help the desire to be stimulated!
In addition, the heroine's performance can be given full marks!
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