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@DrWatson

@val70 Yep!

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@masterofyou

@AdmiralPrune same here.

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@Shybutwilling2bfriends

@awildsheepschase The ending of Mulholland Drive reveals that the first two hours of the film, featuring Betty and Rita, are a dream constructed by Diane Selwyn, a failed actress grappling with jealousy and the rejection of her lover, Camilla

@val70 Yes, while the whole movie plays out just for you to see. It's almost a surreal mediation upon life, because often life comes with those wonders, where you think you were, you are not, and instead you are the one offering compassion while it's always been your story looking for compassion and love. You can see in this scene just how much Betty see's her own story and Camilla becomes an almost fictional story (actress)

@phoenixrising

@StarLily

@StarLily

@val70 Network

@BamPow The Peter Finch role was loosely based on the live suicide of Christine Chubbuck

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@Acheron

@val70 That's a great one too...now I can hear the song playing in my head.

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@SethGreene531

@val70 A great scene also, at the G. Rocca Cafe. Ann expressing rare freedom in a moment of playful exuberance.

Hilarious when his friend arrives to get the scoop, then realizes who she is.

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@saragoodtimes

@Ferise1

@val70 brilliant

@Ferise1 His paintings are good too. Perhaps whenever I get my villa I'll buy some :)

@Ferise1 The orignal or the remake?

@val70 remake deniro

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