Mulholland Drive Achieves Streaming Success Following David Lynch's Death
Following David Lynch's death, his 2001 film Mulholland Drive has surged in popularity, ranking among the top streamed movies. The film's ambiguous narrative continues to provoke thought and discussion.
David Lynch's Mulholland Drive has become a streaming sensation after the filmmaker's recent passing. Released in 2001, the film combines surrealism and mystery, showcasing the journey of an aspiring actress, played by Naomi Watts, as she navigates the complexities of Los Angeles and befriends a woman suffering from amnesia, portrayed by Laura Harring.
Following Lynch's death earlier this month, the film has surged in popularity, ranking eighth on Reelgood's Top 10 streaming movies and fourth on their overall chart for the week of January 16-22. Twin Peaks also charted, securing the tenth position, with Lynch's Blue Velvet coming in ninth.
Mulholland Drive is celebrated as one of Lynch's finest works, often regarded as one of the greatest films of all time. Its enigmatic and dreamlike narrative earned Lynch his third Academy Award nomination for Best Director.
Despite its ambiguous ending leaving much open to interpretation, the film has sparked extensive discussions about its meaning and themes that reflect Hollywood's darker side.
