@ Utoptia
Hey, while we're at it! I actually finally re-watched “Mulholland Drive” recently...
Still like it very much. Still think that Naomi Watts is incredibly gorgeous! ^^ But I still don't fully get it either... ;)
It really is an awesome movie though.
There's a huge and extremly well written and in-depth analysis of Mulholland Drive I consider everyone who watched the movie has to read, but unfortinately, it's in french. And I honestly don't have enough bravery to translate even the half. Anyway, Mulholland Drive is a movie you feel before you understand. The mesmerizing and oneiric beauty emanating from the main couple is a sufficient reason to be crazy about this masterpiece.
This is a movie that needs, or rather, must be watched several times to start to understand it. I'm too lazy to translate the post I mentioned above, but know that the first two hours of the movie is a dream, Diane Selwyn's dream, and it's built according to the freudian theory of a dream. The last half hour of the movie is the [final] Diana's return to the reality. She wakes up, and we can deduce she killed Camilla [or rather, she paid someone to murder her] out of jealousy, because, both in the real world and in her dream, Diana was madly in love with Camilla, but when the latter cheated on her with the director [director Diana takes her revenge on in her dream], she just goes insane. The whole dream she had was an idealized conception of the world, of the life she longed to have, but the guilt she feels is too heavy it turns her dream into a nightmare. She can't even run away from the realiy in her dream, Camilla's absence is even worse than her betrayal, Diana will kill herself and join her beloved. In the end, in this schizophrenic love story, Love has triumphed over hatred.
And if you think my analysis was "deep", you're mistaken. I didn't even sum up this movie correctly. Each scene, each shot of the movie deserves to be thoroughly analised, there isn't one unnecessary second, each shot tells so much things, that's why I consider this movie as the greatest movie of all time. If only you could read french I'd have linked you the concerned post..
And don't leave this place! (๑•́ ₃ •̀๑)
Utoptia sounded so mean there for no reason... T_T
I have to be worthy of the title of Jerk I've been bestowed upon ;)
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