Everyone called Mulholland Road the strongest brain-burning movie in film and television. After a lot of patience, I finally reluctantly brushed aside. After watching it for more than ten minutes, I actually wanted to stop watching, but I was worried about missing something. I read it hard, and the more I go on, the more I realize that this is actually a dream, a dream that you and I have every day. We should all have experienced such an experience. When I woke up in the morning, I had an inexplicable nightmare. When I woke up, I only felt that last night. It seems like there are dangers, but I can't remember who is my only vague character, and the plot relationship is not clear, full of difficult to tell plots, but I am very happy. This is a dream, in which we are gods and we create whatever we like.
In this way, David Lynch is not so stubborn. Maybe he has a dream like an ordinary person, but he happens to be a director. It is better to make a movie if he has an idea and deliberately disturb the minds of the audience. By the way, I also showed a show, beautiful!
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