Lynch got me there.Maybe mullohant was a 9/10 movie but this one.Fucking totally Ninja 10/10...

Its blow mind but in the end you are going το love it just pay attention...

"This is some spooky shit we got here."

i don't think i'll ever get tired of watching this psychedelic disturbing overwhelming film

I would like to rate it but...
I really don't know what to think...

This was one strange, beautifully eerie movie. A little hard to understand but by the end it makes sense. David Lynch is a master at these off the wall films and this one doesn’t disappoint.

paradox

The kind of intriguing puzzle where you immediately want to discuss with other people how everything fits together after seeing it.
I love how much faith David Lynch has in visual storytelling, there’s little to no handholding through exposition, leaving just enough breadcrumbs to connect the dots.
It’s a movie that comfortably fits in that late 90s paradigm of films that critique masculinity and films that use the concept of a fake reality/unreliable narrator (the protagonist literally says: I like to remember things my own way, which I think is the key to understanding most of this movie), while also standing out because of its unique Freudian angle.
The soundtrack is god tier, most of the filmmaking is quite impressive but there are some choices that I’m not huge on (some weird editing, they make a clear effort to point out early on that the ‘mystery man’ is real, when he’s clearly just a representation of something else) and the acting’s very good (if the first act seems stiff and awkward to you, that’s intentional).

8.5/10

"We've met before, haven't we." ​

Before finally getting around to watching the whole movie I would always watch "The Mystery Man" scene. Everything from the the audio from the noisy party gets drowned out, like they’ve entered a separate dimension. The color grading changes as the music goes down when he walks up to Bill Pullman. Robert Blake (The Mystery Man) has no eyebrows or eyelashes. His face, his voice, his laugh. Pure creepy.

David lynch is the type of director who explains nothing but shows us everything we need to know to gasp it's dark and yet deep meaning.

Lynch's most challenging film after Inland Empire. This one can test your patience.

Took me two days to figure out what was going on.

A soft core porn mindfuck movie, it was boring... Mulholland Drive I guess it got inspired by this movie but they did it better.

First time I watched this I was very young. Now that I am MUCH older I can enjoy this on so many more levels!

A truly surreal experience from a fantastic director.