Mulholland Drive

So the ghost of David Lynch came to me last night* He said that in heaven, everything ain’t so right So I took off all my clothes and followed him to hell *But first, he waited fifteen years outside of my jail cell... Aaaaaand this movie is my new evil obsession. Our tumultuous feelings are taking us to one BILLION O'CLOCK bitch! While what she did is inexcusable, Diane is easily one of the most richly and humanly relatable characters in fiction, if you are a certain person. And I think because of this, any man saw this movie couldn't truly understand it unless they weren't a man and transitioned actually and I think that's what is so beautiful about this movie. The trope of the fantasy which is slowly crumbling in on itself is easily one of the best tropes of all time because everything is all the time and the fantasy will never be enough even if you feel it must be something it will always crumble after it's both overstayed it's welcome, and you are not ready to leave.Ryan Gosling could never do this unless he transitioned and I need the world to hear that, even if it refuses to listen. **Because if we understand that, then maybe things will change one day. ** **