The Destruction of Identity in Vertigo, The Tenant, & Mulholland Drive

Because of the finite limit of the identity destruction in the dizziness, tenants and mulholland drives and the mortality rate of the corresponding subjects, the basic form of the narrative stories helps to apply to the stories of individual subject life story. Vertigo (Alfred Hitchcock, 1958), tenants (Roman Polanski, 1976), Mulholland Drive (David Lynch, 2001) are consistent with this idea. The story starts with an interesting beginning of their death and starts with an individual human theme.

Therefore, we understand that the meme of "Mulholland Drive as the best movie of the 21st century" is never a good thing. Because Mulholland Drive is definitely the best film in the 21st century. This is a generic meme and this is a good meme, as there is sufficient regularity for replication. Since the population may be genetically adaptable, popularity is also a positive indication of meme adaptability. If we accept the BBC survey, we will not convey the actual value of the art itself, but our interpretation and the deliberate consequences of this exchange reveal our value . The "best" list is just an excuse (or opportunity) to participate in this battle - this is another natural choice. With the advent of this struggle, forgiveness and acceptance of compromise and compromise will bring politics. We are communicating with us, but this is a very bad copy. It is cluttered, inconsistent, incomplete, and it may be a novel that we do not want to admit. Because these are all human beings

What happened with Mulholland Drive to find out what happened with Mulholland Drive? This is not a typical movie. There, it supports the story where images and stories are told. But there is one. The point that needs attention is to explain it. This was done to follow the Rorschach test of the film. Your perception of ink / plots will be more apparent than ink / plot. In other words, this is a silly game. Temptation is to make it safe and lean towards gnomic. For example, Mulholland is a mystery that can not be solved. Alternatively, Grimm's fairy tale is set as the capital of the world's fantasy, and this community is also a state of mind: Hollywood, California. Or, now I will quote Lynch's words. "First part: I notice that she faces a perfect mystery.The second part: the illusion of sorrow. The third part: love" As long as they go, they are all accurate. not really good