Mulholland Drive at 25, plus If I Go Will They Miss Me and You Had to Be There | #1083 — Filmspotting

Two weeks after their Pantheon Project review of David Lynch’s Blue Velvet, Adam and Josh take on the director’s 2001 mind-bender, Mulholland Drive, to celebrate its 25th anniversary. For a film with a reputation for being impenetrable, they find it surprisingly rich with clues while retaining all of its singular power. Plus, a Golden Brick nomination for If I Go Will They Miss Me, and thoughts on the new doc You Had To Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution.

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Intro (00:00:00-00:02:28)
Mulholland Drive (00:02:29-0:30:28)
Filmspotting Family (0:30:29-00:32:31)
Mulholland Drive, cont. (00:32:32-0:58:43)
If I Go Will They Miss Me (0:58:44-01:03:44)
You Had To Be There (01:03:45-01:13:54)
Notes (01:13:55-01:24:52)
Massacre Theatre (01:24:53-01:30:51)
Credits / New Releases (01:30:52-01:34:58)