Mulholland Drive

pretty certain that steph1n merr1tt also lived there for a time, based on a memory from the documentary from a few years back.

He wrote a song about it, "In the Snow White Cottages," which references Mulholland Drive, Elliott Smith and The Raveonettes.

covered love theme from this score, from my favourite film

https://we.tl/1Nc19Gj3Ls

you made this, Ross?

here's mp3

https://we.tl/oH8IxWLaQV

yeah i did

It's really good mate.

thanks :)

buddy helped with beats, but yeah played all synth parts/outro

i like it a lot!

thanks jed, appreciate that

love the dark minute at the end.

cool, total homage to my love of lynch

This is really neat Ross! Love the dark ending but also the beats.

my favourite movie of all time...?

hey pic.twitter.com/FuNmivCwPd

— Eric Allen Hatch (@ericallenhatch) October 16, 2018

For those as clueless as I was, MULHOLLAND DR's twinning and identity blurring shares a lot of DNA with Bergman's PERSONA, Rivette's CÉLINE ET JULIE VONT EN BATEAU and Altman's 3 WOMEN - all are great and provide a nice counterpoint.
Which is of course to ignore the gender politics of these four men writing and making movies about women having unstable and ill defined identities which can be pushed around.

When I saw this thread pop up I knew it would be that meme

I'm always surprised Meshes of the Afternoon isn't brought up more tbh

matthew, also this movie is totally indebted to sunset boulevard

this movie is indebted to a lot of movies

Telephone Thing otm about Meshes of the Afternoon too fwiw

Agreed Ross - and there's even a Gordon Cole in SUNSET BLVD! I was highlighting the twinned-women microgenre.

that's a p big microgenre. you left out Vertigo for ex.

full house

Three's Company

my mind has known no peace since i discovered the dumpster woman from mulholland drive is also in both princess diaries films pic.twitter.com/dxSotlfNSf

— grace b-p (@gracesimone) April 10, 2019

Watched Hellraiser last night, and there's a very strong similarity between dumpster person and the homeless dude that picks the cube out of the fire. It's close enough to where I'm wondering if Lynch just grabbed the idea directly from Barker.

how the hell did I never see that interview with the actress?
https://www.vulture.com/2014/10/mulholland-drives-evil-hobo-breaks-her-silencio.html

Haha, that's great

Incredible headline

Worth a try

Lifehack: if you time the opening of the blue box directly after hearing “Silencio,” the wide-eyed illusion of living your best life will dissolve into the feverish inescapable reality of our iteration of the multiverse—one rooted in jealousy, heartbreak, and unrelenting failure pic.twitter.com/K98gCMFq88

— Eric Allen Hatch (@ericallenhatch) January 1, 2020

I think I just found my optimal Twitter account.

It's a great one. I can't shake the feeling he's from ILX, possibly because he's called Eric.

I sometimes wish I had some record of how I ended up following people on Twitter

It's a great one. I can't shake the feeling he's from ILX, possibly because he's called Eric.

He’s not. Great guy tho- major props to him and the rest of the collective for Beyond Video in Baltimore. Good friend to have.

Watched this for the first time recently - then watched it again (over a few days), to pick up some threads. Pretty... uh, remarkable movie; and not at all what I was expecting (in a good way). I've been thinking about it a lot, but I guess there's not much to say that would be interesting or "fresh"... I've never seen a Wikipedia page for a movie with so much theory/discussion, ha ha. It is interesting to read that the first half (or whatever) was originally shot as a TV pilot, which I guess explains some things.

I was surprised to encounter several plot elements (and actors) from Twin Peaks: The Return (which I love to death). Parts of the movie almost feel like a "dry run" for that series – to see it now almost "ruins the magic" a little, lol! But I'm sure glad I finally saw it. (For context, I decided I was done with Lynch movies after Lost Highway, so I had no interest when this came out.)

One other thing I will say is that Naomi Watts's performance is just incredible.

I definitely think most of the Dougie plot was either originally meant for or is a commentary on Mulholland Drive.

xpost Lost Highway might be Lynch's worst movie, Mulholland might be his best. It's a jarring turnabout, tbf.

Glad/jealous you had your first time with it! My favorite Nick Nolte movie, hands down.

Where did this fit in to MD?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfGOOL6j_F8

Also watched LH recently and was kinda struck by the car chase scene where whazzhisname beats up the speeding tailgate-er on mulholland and how i like the idea of david lynch having an axe to grind about disorderly drivers and cars in general

Should I find a way to watch Inland Empire (Y/N)? Now I'm curious what I could be missing...

Yes

Absolutely. It's within spitting distance of MH's greatness.

(Hints are afoot that it may be a Criterion release before long.)

Or, sorry, more or less confirmed I guess

pic.twitter.com/YEWyFLKyAB

— Janus Films (@janusfilms) January 20, 2021

Cool - I will

inland empire could be the most 'RIYL mulholland drive' movie of all time

I might have to pick up the Criterion Blu-ray of Mulholland Dr.; I feel like I could watch it over & over again. Not sure exactly why... something about it is just so watchable, on a scene-by-scene basis (even when you know what's coming).

otm -- the colors are dangerous

inland empire >>> mulholland dr.

like^^^ -------------- ^^^don't like

Madness.

Yes, morrisp, these films are meant to be watched and rewatched. I first saw IE late at night, in the dark, on a laptop with headphones, volume turned way up (and immediately followed by the hour+ of extra footage on the second DVD). I don't know that that's the ideal way to see it but it was still a pretty righteous way to see it. An unforgettable experience.

MD may be the best movie to wake up in the middle of, late at night and disoriented/altered.