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Catch his Response To Critics video, too. I think he addresses all the complaints in this thread. I was with this guy every step of the way, I started even finishing his sentences. Excellent construction of his argument, exhaustive references to Lynch himself. I appreciate his impersonation to clear...

Lol. I just checked out, the significance of Graceland and it seems it’s Elvis Presley’s estate. Is that an odd location to host such a thing? Trivia time. Did You Know...? Russ Tamblyn helped Elvis practice the Jailhouse Rock choreography. Charlotte Stewart had a deep talk with Elvis while shootin...

Room to Dream was a fast read (audible listen) that I truly enjoyed. Every chapter opened a memory scrapbook of my own life, and I really liked the structure. And it touched on some of the critical things from this thread I think it’s worth noting. * Al Strobel talks about Return wasn’t trying to en...

It seems to me like Belushi is just goofing around. If it did screen at the White House, I doubt the President got past the first five minutes. Doesn’t strike me as his cup of tea. Then it was a scripted joke, because the cardboard cutout personalities (don’t know their names) prompt it: “Eight exe...

Anyone remember Kimmy saying in a SDCC interview that 45 got a private White House screening of TP3 before anyone else did? Nope. Source? https://youtu.be/MhZd2Ws3WZw Thank BOB it was the first one I thought to search. Not SDCC but Good Morning America. Thank you, for the small things, memory. Know...

Anyone remember Kimmy saying in a SDCC interview that 45 got a private White House screening of TP3 before anyone else did? Things that make you go ‘hmm’ P.S. Regarding my WIP- I can’t find the key to my steamer trunk half the collection is in. When I get the nerve to bust it open, they’re going as ...

yaxomoxay wrote:

sylvia_north wrote:. This isn’t a cult or anything

Shhh!! Are you crazy??? Do you want to die of a painful death??? Hopefully THEY didn’t hear you....

xo If you can’t wear your cult status like a badge of honor, what kinda rabid Lynch fan are you

Feel free to direct me to all the prestige TV shows that prefigure the middle 20 minutes of Part 8. I would genuinely love to watch them! https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a54762/the-flaws-of-prestige-tv/ “It’s Not Prestige, It’s Just TV” "Prestige TV" as a label is meant to denote...

David Lynch *is* prestige TV. He and Frost, already prestigious from his Hill Street Blues acclaim, was possibly the first to deserve that title. He is no longer indie, he is no longer the adventurer rebel. He has access to massive audiences, corporate support, because of his respected brand of del...

If you want to be a total hardass about it, then technically a lot of what we see in The Return is less than radical because Lynch has done it before. However, too few people do what he does, or are able to do it in the same way, or were given the funds to do it on such a scale, so I think to deem ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxwcQ1dapw8 - here’s your damn fine coffee 8) : You thought part 8 doesn't hold up? Can you explain how? This episode feels to me the most well-crafted and cohesive of the entire thing - it has a consistent style reminiscent of 50s b-movies etc. I really liked Cooper'...

Red herring, a fish Cooper isn’t particularly fond of, =/= subverting expectations. This is a staple trope of mystery, it can be done masterfully or pointlessly. Sarah’s storyline was “delicious” or at least fun to watch (the hyperbole will always get :roll: here) I guess but only because she was th...

One can break new ground and do something radical, and have a drifting, inconsistent season (at least to some). IBy itself making an 18 hour movie is a pretty radical step, although some may be flummoxed by the length. But here's the groundbreaking stuff that I saw: -Pacing: feeding into a growing ...

At the end of the day, don't we expect great art to be divisive? It's like the classic scenario where two friends go to a museum of modern art;; whatever one thinks is a work of genius the other thinks of as a piece of utter pretentious garbage. Neither of the friends is right or wrong; the art spe...