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Lost Highway

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Skinopsis

Patricia Arquette's exquisite chest patties are all over this nightmarish mystery. They bobble like crazy eyes as Bill Pullman fucks her in slow mo and shine brightly while lit by car headlight when Balthazar Getty fucks her outside, but our favorite moment comes when she's forced to take off her bra at gunpoint for Robert Loggia. Man, she really gets around, but with with a bust like that, it's a mitzvah!

-- Rick Stanko

3 Reasons To buy this film

That fantastic Trent Reznor soundtrack
The old DVD sucked; this one looks amazing
Dual roles, dark themes, tonal shifts... this film laid the groundwork for Mulholland Drive

Review

Making the excesses and narrative of Blue Velvet seem the model of restraint by comparison, Lynch's Lost Highway is eerie, scary, enigmatic, weird and provocative. Sometimes the film is all of these at once, when it's in high gear; and sometimes it just tries too hard to evoke just one of those moods, stalling in its tracks. Graced by beautiful cinematography by Peter Deming, Lost Highway is the bizarre, often incomprehensible but nevertheless hypnotic story of a murder, a jazz musician and his wife, a youth in over his head, and the ability to phone someone while standing right next to them without being on the phone. Story coherency is of little consequence in Lost Highway; Lynch and cowriter Barry Gifford go out of their way to give bits of traditional narrative structure and then rub your face in it the very next minute. Blake gives an effectively creepy portrayal.

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DVD Widescreen: $17.99

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Close Caption: No
Region Code: 1
UPC: 025195018111

Studio : Universal

Languages: English Dolby Digital 5.1 (Primary) , English SDH Subtitles , French Subtitles , Spanish Subtitles
Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 2.35
Features:
Interview(s): 10-Part Multi-Angle Interview with David Lynch