Lost Highway

"I love David Lynch (director of "Mulholland Drive" and "Eraserhead"). I think he's a brilliant, though sometimes dense, director that asks the questions many people are unwilling or unable to ask- the kinds of questions that make us ask why we're here, what existence is all about, that sort of thing.

What a bizarre, disorienting movie. It feels similar to Mulholland Drive but in a cold, detached sorta way.

This movie is very weird, like any other Lynch movie. But the story is quite interesting and the characters are intriguing and not dull.

The film was pretty well done. Good acting and soundtrack.

One of my all time favorites. Lynch's carefully crafted, very complex sound design - the use of music as sound and of sound as music, the use of fragmented pop songs as sound signatures and the use of (often nearly inaudible but still potent) low frequencies - is unique and operates like a slipstream that sucks you into the film and its twisted narration.

What else do you expect from a David Lynch movie? Put all the Hollywood movies on one side, and Lynch's movies on the other- you'll get what I mean.

This is one of the best psychological movies I've seen. Interesting chronology, not sure what's real what's not.

Lost Highway is another very weird film that needs a more viewings so we can absolutly understand it ,but that was expected cause this is after all a David Lynch film and once again he made a very surreal film that has that weird dreamy and unreal vibe around it but also one again such staff in his movies work in a great and inspiring ways.

Lost Highway appears to have a plot, but if you're bourgeois enough to be fooled into following what plot it appears to have, you deserve to be bored and frustrated. That's because Lost Highway is a film by David Lynch about how brilliant David Lynch is and nothing else.