Our thoughts go to the people in Hollywood.

Rating: Null/10 (30 May 2017)

*** This review may contain spoilers just like other's***
Although I haven't read all the reviews here, lots of reviewers have already written that the first part of the film is Diane's dream and the last part is her real life. I also agree this point of view and it is surely interesting to talk about the interpretation of symbols and examination of subtext on this film, it is true.
But I cannot help asking you and me, what in this film really touches us and moves our heart so deeply?
This is the film which features desperateness and desire in Hollywood. We see a young wannabe actress's delightful dream, helpless despair, ardent love, excessive hope and agony of misery. Apparently, once she was a waitress in a diner, and now her side job is a prostitute. There is a lot of Diane in that city, and all of Diane always wants to be called "this is the girl!". Camilla also must have been the same. Her short cut blond wig shows it.
Before the very ending of this film, we can see Diane and Camilla happily smiling above the night of the city seen from Mulholland Dr. What a heartrending scene. We, as movie fans, think of the meaning of the place and the title of this sadly beautiful film again. Our thoughts go to the people in Hollywood.
The actors are perfect. Naomi Watts was great in particular, (her own a bit late career breaking might reflect on her play?), she wonderfully represents Diane's sadness. It remains for a long time in our heart. If this was not Lynch's film, I mean, if this young girl's story was told in usual way, it would be one of melodrama of the kinds on Hollywood. I always enjoy those interpretations of symbols, thinking of it.