Special Features:
DTS Soundtrack

David Lynch's Mulholland Dr. may be one of the most difficult films I have ever seen to figure out exactly what is real and what is actually going on. You get to certain point where you think you have it all figured out and Lynch pulls the rug out from under you. I have a feeling it will take another 3 or 4 viewing to really develop a solid theory. One of Lynch's obsessions is obviously dream imagery and logic (Twin Peaks, Lost Highway, etc.) and here he pushes each to its limits. I can honestly say that right now I don't understand the movie, but I still love it and think it is one of the most unique and interesting films I have seen in quite a few years. Although the total film doesn't seem to make sense, every scene in it plays well on its own, so the film never fails to hold your attention. Any explanation of the actual plot would pointless, so my suggestion is to either rent it or buy it and see if you can figure it out.

Video quality on this disc is outstanding. There are a variety of dark scenes which are reproduced wonderfully. It isn't quite a reference disc, but there shouldn't be any complaints. David Lynch films are known for his detailed sound designs and Mulholland Dr. lives up to this expectation. Great use of all speakers really puts you in the middle of this dream world. Extras are basically non-existent. We get a trailer and some cast bios, but that is it. Another unique aspect of this disc is that it does not contain chapter stops or a scene selection menu. This is one film where that may be completely appropriate.