Review of Lost Highway (1997) by Rod E — 15 Jan 2013
Kind of under appreciated. Lost Highway was not what I expected it to be when I originally saw it but remains an above average movie. Bill Pullman plays a saxophonist who is being watched by a mystery man and winds up in jail for the murder of his wife before turning into Balthazar Getty.
The way their two seperate lives cross in a mystery and a lot of things remain unknown about this but it is a nice bookend and has awesome lighting, great score, top notch acting, and great director. The last roles of Jack Nance and Richard Pryor are here and Robert Blake is perfectly creepy as the mystery man.
Patricia Arquette probably gives her best work here as a dual,or maybe not, role.
This review of Lost Highway (1997) was written by Rod E on 15 Jan 2013.
Lost Highway has generally received positive reviews.
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