Chapter 39 Aftermath of Mulholland Drive

The movie "Mulholland Drive" directed by David Lynch once brought me a sequelae. After the appearance of this obscure and blurred film, the audience expressed that they found it both fascinating and incomprehensible.At this time, an article titled "Analysis of Dreams——A Complete Analysis of the Plot of "Mulholland Drive"" appeared on the Internet. What is depicted is actually a dream, and its combing of the relationship between dream and reality follows Freud's method of dream interpretation.The wishes that the heroine cannot satisfy in reality are compensated and fulfilled in the dream.For example, in reality, the heroine is an ordinary woman with mediocre appearance and ordinary acting skills. She did not achieve much in Hollywood and only got a few opportunities to play tricks;In reality, she hired someone to kill her close girlfriend, but in the dream, the crime was pushed to the film company's behind-the-scenes mastermind.In reality, the director took away her intimate girlfriend. In the dream, the director ran into obstacles everywhere, and even got himself into trouble.In short, what she expected was fulfilled in the dream, and those who helped and hurt her in reality got their place in her dream.

Mulholland Drive is a dream!Film critics, tormented by obscure films, suddenly realized. "Mulholland Drive" has thus created a sequelae that is spreading day by day. Any movie that cannot be explained can be deciphered in the way of "it is a dream".David Lynch's movies are all dreams, "Death Illusion" is also a dream, and "The Fallen Land" is even more a dream.Not only those obscure new films can be explained by dreams, even those films that have become unsolved cases in film history have been dug out and reinterpreted. Isn't "Once Upon a Time in America" ​​a dream? Isn't the phone ringing in "Mulholland Drive" a tribute to "Once Upon a Time in America"?By extension, in fact, all movies can be handled in the same way. The virtuality of movies and the fulfillment of sensory needs are similar to dreams. All movies are a dream, and there is no mistake.

It is not easy to find such a universal and universal formula. Just like when I was in middle school, I was not good at mathematics. Later, the teacher taught a set of methods of solving equations in class, which I firmly remembered and used repeatedly. to solve all the equations.No matter what the topic is, I forced it into it and disassembled it, and I succeeded several times.Since then, I have stubbornly linked all the equations with this method, almost becoming a complex.This kind of universal formula is actually not uncommon. A friend of mine who studies painting told me that if you want to pretend to be an expert when visiting an art exhibition, you just need to put on a little face and say with a blank face, "Everything is good, but the tone is a bit gray." , is enough to scare many people.No matter whether it is traditional Chinese painting or Western painting, realist avant-garde, or even whether it is rich in color or high in emotion, as long as you say "the tone is a bit gray" slowly, you can't go wrong, and you can retreat completely.

"XX is a small group" when dealing with social events is actually this kind of universal formula, which can be applied anywhere.Although there is a trend of flooding, and there are suspicions of sloppy, but fortunately, it is very convenient to use. You can carry it with you when traveling at home, working and starting a business, or selling yourself. Finally, there is a trick.