Letterboxd — Your life in film

A complete dissociation of filmic language to rather enthralling effect. Lynch really packs all the themes he built towards in Mulholland Drive and practically unravels them, sending Laura Dern on a startling, soul-shattering odyssey as a starlet consumed by The Method. But that's not really what the film is about... is it?

Eh. Pretty cool I guess, but a weak as heck story.

Loved the dog though!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

no disrespect to brendan fraser but paul mescal is the true winner in my heart

Gorgeous and poignant, but as to be expected, it's less a film than it is an overlong episode of TV. Still, Haigh is able to craft a narrative to hold the story together and really interrogated the role of marriage in queer culture. This story and its characters will ring true for some viewers and won't for others. It was nice to have this gem while we did.

Spielberg making a cheeky joke by adjusting the frame in the last shot ........... that's the Mitzi Fabelman in him

Hmmmm I don’t think this was filmed in NYC! 

(low-key the worst one?)

this is just what it’s like living in new york

don't let being a nepo baby stop you from finding your family

when you sell a log line without a script i guess. we deserve a bit more from our slop, don’t you think?

do you guys remember amy adam’s episode in season one of smallville? where’s she’s a binge eater? just go watch that.

p.s. darren aronofsky. you’re going to hell and you’re taking this stupid fucking movie with you

I need y'all to be serious, or watch some more anti-war films, like Elem Klimov's Come and See, because aside from some impressive technical skill, the film is exceedingly superficial and written on a middle school level.