As complex as Lost Highway, more stylized, and more rewarding.

Rating: Null/10 (17 November 2001)

Mulholland Drive is David Lynch. There's no other way to describe it. His odd and hilarious humor, shady characters, and complex plot are all here. In fact, they're better than they've ever been. Every kind of Lynchian (a word coined because there's no other way to describe his style) moment is here. The plot, concerning an amnesiac and a cheery actress, seems complex the first time through, but eventually you'll figure it out. That's what makes watching this movie so entertaining. It's a mystery unlike any other. Lynch's heavy atmosphere is all here, complimented by another great Angelo Badalamenti score. The characters are unforgettable, from the young director Adam, to the mysterious and incredibly well-played Cowboy. Trust me, you'll want to know more about this Cowboy character. Even the strange little man from 'Twin Peaks' makes an appearance! If you've never seen a Lynch film before, this will get you hooked. And if you're a Lynch fan, you better be signing off right now and leaving to get this movie.