When Lost Highway arrived in theaters in early 1997, Lynch's reputation was on the line, critics hated it, basically no one went to see it... and yet almost 20 years later, for as flawed and occasionally incomprehensible as it may be, it is also one of David Lynch's strongest and best-realized visions. In the seventh episode of Enter The Void, Renan and Bill consider all of this and David Foster Wallace's famous essay on Lynch making this movie.
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Film: Lost Highway (1997) Director: David Lynch Starring: Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette, Balthazar GettyFilm links:
IMDb: Lost Highway Wikipedia: Lost Highway Premiere mag: David Foster Wallace essay (abridged) ASFTINDA book: David Foster Wallace essay (unabridged) Review: Roger Ebert hated it Review: David Edelstein also hated it Review: Owen Glieberman also also hated it Commercial: Whoa, Robert Loggia!Show links:
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