This movie has many interesting plots that are never concluded or solved. Some characters on the movie screen are never introduced to the viewer.

Do not waste your time or money on this long drawn out T. V. flop. Now it is a Movie flop.

Another David Lynch masterprice. "Mulholland Drive" is film noir at its best.

Lynch orginally wanted to be filmed as a TV pilot, but instead made it to the big screen and that's a very smart movie. The film centered on two women, a would-be star played by Namoi Watts and a accident victim, played by Laura Herring.

Lynch screenplay will keep people, including me guessing to the end. "Mulholland Drive" is smart and disterbing, but well written and made. Watts played her character very well. I love to see her again.

My head is still reeling after the conclusion of this "movie." I don't know who was crazier; the movie or me for paying and staying to watch it. Talk about far out!

Go to the library and get a book.

It's hard to say whether I liked Mulholland Drive, because I didn't understand it.

The last hour was really cool, because I was challenged to try to figure things out.

I'm only going with a "good" because I do not feel compelled to see the film again. And one viewing should not be enough.