All are essential additions to the collection.
While moving in Betty finds a dark-haired stranger naked in her aunt’s shower.
The only clues to her identity are a pile of cash and strange blue key found in her purse.
Then things get even more complicated.
Mulholland Dr.is a film that starts to congeal on repeated viewing.
The value ofMulholland Dr.comes down to how much the viewer is willing to invest into the film.
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The more you have fun connecting the dots, the better time you’ll have watching it.
An important clue is the box that, when unlocked, causes Rita to disappear.
What is the box?
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Criterion presents the film in widescreen (1.85:1) and in DTS-HD 5.1 master audio.
This was always a good looking film, but the Blu-ray is just next level great.
There are interviews with David Lynch and Naomi Watts (27 min.)
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Composer and co-starAngelo Badalamenti(20 min.)
investigating the car crash.
Also included is on set footage (25 min.)
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which is raw look at Lynch directing a sequence.
Its fascinating, though also a little tedious.
The films theatrical trailer is also included.
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Wes AndersonsMoonrise Kingdomrepresented a turning point in the filmmakers career.
What will become of them?
The film also embraces the idea of community in a way thats touching.
Its a great work.
There are eleven iPhone videos taken by Edward Norton (21 min.)
There are making of segments, with Exploring the Set (18 min.)
Its followed by Storyboards, Animatics and Narrator Tests (9 min.)
which cover four different scenes in the film.
Theres also Auditions (5 min.)
looks at the models used in the film.
Also new is Benjamin Britten’s Noye’s Fludde which highlights a music piece used in the film.
which looks at the locations in less detail, Set Tour with Bill Murray (3 min.
), Animated Books (5 min.)
which narrates some of Suzys books, Cousin Ben (2 min.)
Criterions Blu-ray presents the film widescreen (1.85:1) and in both DTS-HD 5.1 and 2.0 Master Audio.
The film looks amazing on Blu-ray and the films picture and sound upgrades are great.
Haynes and Van Sant (54 min.)
Its followed by a great making of (43 min.)
