Didn't work for me at all.

Rating: Null/10 (18 June 2010)

Despite more than a little praise from the masses, and a general consensus which names this as Lynch's best (if not Blue Velvet), I have no problem with being cynical of Mullholland Dr.
To call it bad would be an overstatement, but more than anything else, this motion picture is aggravating. It suffers a major case of over writing and direction. The scenario is utterly hammy, unbelievable, and badly acted with Lynch trying too hard to force his motifs on us that it gets annoying. Mullholland Dr. is very mean spirited towards Hollywood. Part of the movie feels like an attempt to flip off the concept of big studios and executives being nasty and indecent towards everyone. The other part of the film is pure surrealism. The whole thing doesn't come together well enough.
Outside of Lynch Fan's, Mullholland drive 'may' be of interest to some others. Anybody who embraces films like David Cronenberg's Naked Lunch or John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness (with their out of this world storytelling that crosses into fantasy) may get a kick out of Mullhollond Dr.
The film is artistic, no denying that, but unfortunately the end result proves to be pretty unlikeable.