Confirmation just in: David Lynch believes he's Wim Wenders. He even put
a tad of German into this movie to tease us with his poteómntial
as the Teutonic Titan. This movie would be better if John Waters had directed
it. It is a pretentious, moody attempt at a horror movie about the idea
of the "Doppelganger" that would benefit from a sense of humor
about itself.The most frightening moment is when confused jazz musician
Bill Pullman wakes up to find himself in bed not with his wife but with
a scary creature who looks quite like John Gielgud. Riff on that, buddy.You
can spend over two hours watching this mess, or use your time in a slightly
better way learning the rules for the use of the dative case in German grammar.
Hey, Wim knows it. Shouldn't you? -Karen Jaehne
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