But I think these are pediatrics compared to David Lynch, and there are "The Matrix", "The Dark Knight", "Inception", compared with Lynch's films, they are purely pediatrics, if we say Watching these movies is to solve arithmetic problems. At best, these are addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in elementary school. Lynch's films are at least calculus linear algebra and probability theory.
At the 50th minute of the film, I still knew roughly what I was watching. After Nikki turned around and entered a series of rooms, I was stunned. I was taking notes and watching, and then for two hours, I was stunned. Although I'm confused, I think the film is too awesome, because I haven't seen a film that made me confused in the past year. It's not stupid. There are layers of logical reasoning behind it. You can't miss every picture, like the moonlight. The turbulent lake below is dark, with only bright reflections, but under the lake are roaming schools of fish, gushing spring water, and floating water plants. It is really memorable when I think of it!
Lynch is the director who easily weaves reality and dream, no one can beat him!
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