Mulholland Drive

Rating: 8/10 (12 August 2002)

***SPOILERS*** ***SPOILERS*** This is a classic David Lynch film.The film is like a Picasso painting that time sequences and fantasy are thrown at the viewer in seamingly random segments throughout the film.
After 2 days of thinking about this film, I believe I figured out time , fantasy, and reality. The scenes with Betty and Rita are Diane's dream from which we wakes up after returning home from 3 weeks of depression after Camilla dumping her for Ray Kessler and her new lesbian lover. Camilla is dead and killed by the hit man she hired as indicated by the blue key she finds in her room. Diane is tormented by what she has done and ends up killing herself which eerily matches the scene in her dream. The love scenes are very intense and realistic.
The key to unravelly this cinematic masterpiece is the waitress's nameplate.
If you are a David Lynch fan, it's quite a ride.