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[ATTENTION: This review reveals content of the movie.]
This is the most strange and frightening movie if you really follow what happens to the two wonderful women that are becoming part of the fabulous Hollywood world where evil is hidden. They seem so different, but Naomi Watts (Betty), frail and blonde, and Laura Elena Harring (Rita), magnificently dark-haired and loving, are friends from the beginning. Something from hell in the fantasy world of wealth and success captures Betty's soul to pervert and destroy her affection for Rita, and we have a tragedy menacing these young, brilliant and beautiful women, and we must feel pain, fear and extreme compassion if we are human. Lynch makes a real and shadowy supernatural location of Mulholland Drive to inhabit our dreams. We must try to understand where his mysterious journey is compelling us to move.
10/10
30.9.2003 -
bonsaul@ - age: 50+
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