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| Related Topics: | Favorite Scenes? Mulholland Drive - That would have to be the Cowboy Corral scene. so eerie. Perfect dialogue. Lynch is so good at using 'quiet' to convey a chilling mysterious feeling. Another quiet/scary moment is the entrance of the homeless person, when the film goes from quiet to a..
favorite scenes - Mulholland Drive - In no particular order: 1) Herb & Dan at Wienke's 2) the "espresso" scene at the studio offices 3) the dinner scene where Diane finally loses it Not sure why these scenes strike me in such a way, but the one thing they have in common is t...
Thoughts and questions on Mulholland Drive - I have watched this amazing film a dozen or so times and have searched for quite some time for analysis and speculation, I have a few comments/questions that don't seem to have been discussed in much depth. First, the note from Aunt Ruth that Betty use...
Mulholland Dr. Script - Hi all, I'm searching on the web for the Mulholland Dr. script, but I can only find the original pilot script... I would like to read the film screenplay, anyone knows where to find it? Thanks.
Mulholland odd detail - Why doesn't Adam say a single word when he finds his wife with Gene, I mean, when he bursts into the room and proceeds to the jewelry... He could've said something in the instance when he finds his wife and when he leaves.... Could it be because of.. |
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