Gorgeous, Clever, Remarkable, Highly Exciting…

Early sixties tunes, pleasant colors, not to mention that Hollywood stories (especially done this well) are a treat.

The more I watch it, the more I adore it!

Delicious.

OK, so I’ll admit that the plot is pretty messed up, but still there is something to this movie that’s more than just a bundle of nonsense.

I loved the atmosphere, the images, the sounds, the way those stories were mixed to create that whole confusion.

From what I could figure, the story is about a jealous friend of a succesful diva, that fantasizes an alternative story of her life during the last hours before she killes herself. Or something like that.

However, there’s more to it than just a simple plot. It’s metaphysical at some point that leaves the viewer clueless. But definitely not a bad movie.

This movie seriously lost the plot. It just became so confusing and meaningless as it went on until finally at the end you realize the reason none of it made any sense is because it was all just the insane delusions of a loser before killing herself.

I really liked the solo done in Spanish. I’m pretty sure they showed the movie in reverse. Not scene by scene just the last half and then the second half. Though there’s still a couple holes in that theory.

I was lying about this being worthwhile consuming. It’s not. I don’t think so. BUT. Everyone has seen this and if you haven’t, then you’re just not in the know. Or a trendoid. Sorry.

Are you tired of the same old swill that’s displayed on your local movie screen? Looking for something that’ll challenge your imagination? Looking for Cinematic Algebra? Well, look no further! This’ll twist your thinking and create a puzzle for you and your friends gathered around this quizzical story that David Lynch has pooped out for your bafflement. I dare you to come up with the exact story line of this film! I DARE YOU!

What the hell was that ending all about? o.o

freaky movie, a must for anyone who liked Lost Highway, which also made little to no sense at the end