You can read this review, or watch my video presentation on it, right here: I should warn you, this review is more about my thoughts on David Lynch, and how I felt watching Mulholland Drive than it is about the actual plot of Mulholland Drive . I knew that when I was going to start viewing and reviewing the movies of David Lynch I would be put into an uncomfortable position. When I review a piece of media, I focus on the story. If the story is a mystery, I rate the movie on how consumed I feel when trying to solve that mystery, and if I think the answer to the mystery was satisfying. Were there clues pointing towards the answer, throughout the entire, comic, novel,TV show or movie? Then there are the questions I ask, regardless of the type of story. Questions like,were the characters well defined and unique? Would I want to spend more time with those characters if I had the chance? Would I want to spend more time in that world, if there was a
Fiction and Reviews by Author, PR MARSH