The best I've seen for quite some time.

Rating: 10/10 (22 October 2001)

There are lots of truly Lynchian moments in the film, mood-wise very much like Lost Highway. What really surprised me though, was that there is an uncharacteristically strong message (The evils of Hollywood- not that its is in any way unique)in the movie, contrary to some of his former films. Also, many aspects fall into places quite well in the last half an hour. I cannot agree with those who claim the film lacks structure or is scattered.( And - wow- who looks for things like "identification or compassion with a character" in a David Lynch movie???)