It explores themes of memories, identity, madness and distrust using a surreal linear style of feverish storytelling. The initial viewing will leave you baffled and most likely disturbed, however with a closer attention to detail and deceivingly pointless lines of dialogue, you'll figure it all out pretty quickly. With it's fantastic soundtrack, unsettling photography & sound design and a particularly frightening performance from Robert Blake, Lost Highway is sure to please fans of Lynch's neo-noir films.
3½ mysterious videotapes out of 5
3 comments:
I like it.
4 yellow lines out of 5
I quite like it too.
Initially gave it a 4 but went back and re-edited it to a 3 1/2 within 2 minutes.
The Lynch film (only 3 left) that I will be rating a 4 is better than this one, so it wouldn't make sense to rate them the same.
I meant I like both the film and your review. I was being lazy and hoped one short sentence would cover both. :p
I remember doing the same half a point thing with the score on Oldboy because I prefer Lady V.
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