Though Naomi Watts is a brilliant actor, this movie is overrated. I agree that the reason must be because of the women-gay-sex-scene.
I was looking forward to see this movie, but it started kind of boring, and the further the movie went, the more crap my head got stuffed with.
I myself too, like movies that tell you something, movies that you need to use your brains at, like "The Usual Suspects". But when you see this movie, you in stead lose braincells! Lynch may thought while planning this movie that the less the movie tell you, and the more people have to think while watching, the better the movie will be. Well, it may be fact in some cases, but this movie is just a wannabe-complicated film!
The movie doesn't tell you anything, it's just a movie that tried to be something big, but from my point-of-view, isn't worth seeing at all. The movie has a lack of excitement, good music and a more surreal matter. In one scene,(the main character) she's this innocent, lovely girl, and in the next, she's a lesbian crazy woman who cries while touching herself. Doesn't make sense at all.
I was looking forward to see this movie, but it started kind of boring, and the further the movie went, the more crap my head got stuffed with.
I myself too, like movies that tell you something, movies that you need to use your brains at, like "The Usual Suspects". But when you see this movie, you in stead lose braincells! Lynch may thought while planning this movie that the less the movie tell you, and the more people have to think while watching, the better the movie will be. Well, it may be fact in some cases, but this movie is just a wannabe-complicated film!
The movie doesn't tell you anything, it's just a movie that tried to be something big, but from my point-of-view, isn't worth seeing at all. The movie has a lack of excitement, good music and a more surreal matter. In one scene,(the main character) she's this innocent, lovely girl, and in the next, she's a lesbian crazy woman who cries while touching herself. Doesn't make sense at all.