David Lynch's acclaimed 2001 film, Mulholland Drive, has reached a new historical low price on Amazon. The 4K Criterion Collection edition of the film is currently available for $20.87, significantly under its $50 manufacturer's suggested retail price. This deal presents an opportunity for both established fans of Lynch's work and newcomers curious about his unique cinematic style.
Mulholland Drive centers on an aspiring actress arriving in Hollywood and becoming entangled with a woman suffering from amnesia following an accident. The narrative initially presents a bright and colorful portrayal of the film industry, but as the characters investigate the amnesiac's past, the story descends into surreal and dreamlike sequences that defy conventional logic.
Despite its increasingly abstract narrative, the film maintains its intrigue and impact. The Criterion edition features a 4K digital restoration personally overseen by David Lynch and cinematographer Peter Deming. The release includes a 4K UHD disc for the film and a separate Blu-ray disc containing special features. These extras include interviews from 2015 with Lynch, Deming, actors Naomi Watts, Justin Theroux, and Laura Harring, composer Angelo Badalamenti, production designer Jack Fisk, and casting director Johanna Ray. Additional content features on-set footage, a deleted scene, a trailer, and an interview with Lynch from the 2005 book Lynch on Lynch.