The movie that started my love for cinema!
Watching it now as an adult in a cinema with a cowboy hat on, I find the movie just as exciting and compelling as when I watched it for the first time on TV as a teenager. Superb cinematography and soundtrack (obviously) that take you on a great adventure together with the good, the bad and the ugly
I was really excited to see what one of my all-time favorite directors does with the subject of Oppenheimer, since I considered becoming a theoretical physisict when I was in high school (I became a theoretical computer scientist instead) and it's still a topic that I'm very interested in.
Now that I've gone through the 3-hour experience, it would be too harsh to say that I'm disappointed by the movie, but at the same time I feel that my expectations…
Every aspect of Mulholland Drive is just great. From the absolutely brilliant performance by Naomi Watts, the creepy sound design and atmosphere, to the screenplay which is pretty much perfect. The fact alone that Lynch and his producers were able to turn a rejected open-ended TV pilot into one of the most mysterious movies ever is great.
I first saw Mulholland Drive when I was 17. I was fascinated by the mystery and subsequently baffled by its "resolution" and shocked…
I'm not sure which of the following two descriptions fits better for Top Gun: Maverick
- An entertaining, enjoyable, yet predictable action movie with a very exciting final act that is definitely worth seeing in the cinema
- A 2-hour advertisement for joining the US Navy where you get taught life-changing pilot lessons by Tom Cruise
