Thats interesting, because I thought it was totally seamless. I never felt like the beginning did not fit in with the second half of the film. I dont think it is a dream, and maybe I can explain how I see the end of the film, but I definetely do not see it as a dream. The only way it could be construed as a little bit choppy is that it has recognizable actors (Dan Hedaya, Robert Forester, and Billy Ray Cyrus) for one or two scenes and that is it. I thought the narrative flowed really nicely. I do agree it was a lot of fun, but I also thought it was quite deep as a reflection on Lynch's own opinions of how Hollywood unapologetically swallows people up. Anyway, I loved it.

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Current top movies of 2001:
1. Mulholland Drive.
2. The Man Who Wasn't There
3. Sexy Beast
4. Hedwig and the Angry Inch
5. Memento
6. Shrek
7. The Deep End
8. Apocalypse Now Redux
9. Ghost World

Soon to be classic
The Royal Tanenbaums
Waking Life
Storytelling
The Fellowship of the Ring
Ali
Ocean's Eleven