"Blue Velvet" marks my first venture into the world of Lynch films, and it certainly lived up to my high expectations. The film's tight and flawless writing is a standout feature, as it eliminates any unnecessary elements, ensuring that each component serves a clear purpose.
From what we see on screen to what we hear through the dialogue and the impeccably chosen soundtrack, everything in the movie carries meaning. The whole film feels like an exercise in the “Chekov’s gun”…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I’ve seen someone in the reviews comparing this to a Mobius strip, and I couldn’t agree more. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a meticulously crafted non-linear story that tackles love and regret, and everything in between.
From the first minutes of the film, we get the impression that this yet another “gloomy guy meets cheerful girl that changes his life” kind of setting. And while it is true, it is a bit more complicated than that.
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