garthlotel David Lynch is clearly taking the **** at this point. He is laughing while plebs pretend to think this low-budget joke of a movie is brilliant, and he is grinning down at the bank while the confused controversy around this film brings him dollars. He is not a genius, he is a troll.

Behnam azizi This is officially the worst thing I have ever seen on the screen. I mean including anything you can see on any screen, from those error messages, windows blue screen to cheap action movies, bad advertisements, and even those annoying physically damaged cellphone screens, this "Inland Empire" is the worst.There is nothing, a whole 3 hours of nothing. The more some Lynch fanboys try to extract something from it, the more ridiculous it gets. And don't get me wrong, I gave 8 stars to some of his other works so this has Nothing to do with a name. The fact is, the movie is a piece of garbage that is an insult to everyone who watches it.Don't waste your time.

grantss More pretentious crap from David Lynch. I used to be fan, enjoying Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, Wild at Heart (especially) and Twin Peaks (the series, not the movie). Then he thought he would make any old weird meaningless stuff and people would think it was brilliant, because they didn't understand it. Judging by the (good) average ratings for Mulholland Dr, Lost Highway and this, he has succeeded. (Straight Story was great, but was more conventional, and a one-off).Avoid like the plague. Boring, pretentious drivel of the highest order.

Pedro Cadeia Not recommended. David Lynch was caught in its web. In other words, Lynch making ... Lynch. A solipsism that only the most pseudo intellectual fans can truly love. Other self-plagiarism: Tarantino doing Tarantino in his "Death Proof" or Scorsese making Scorsese in his "Wolf of wall street". The greatest Lynch's films feature a curse that resembles much what the illustrious music critic Ricardo Salo once said about the first two discs of PERE UBU: "unrepeatable music, beauty in the chaos that its authors will never approach but only imitate a very pale form" I hope I'm wrong, I hope that Lynch is capable of reinventing himself...we'll see.Pay attention to all different genres of cinema and cinematic styles that Lynch has ever experienced. Amazing!But ... truth be told, this "inland empire" and "death proof" films are "dead end" (both formal and in terms of history) ... they bring nothing new and the old is spent itself ...If you want to see David Lynch in his best i advise "Eraserhead", "Blue Velve" or "Wild at Hear"