there is a basic difference between the series 27 years ago and the one now that is worth drawing attention to. 27 years ago the cast were young and hot. Now several people are dead and many of the rest are pensionable or semi-retired. That alone might suggest a shift in perspective. Yep, good poin...

The Return immersed me maybe even more than anything else Lynch has created (which is really saying something). In many ways it makes the original series pale in comparison to me, but then the original series in some sense has a different trajectory, which makes comparisons useless. As much as I lov...

referendum wrote:TP3. more to chew on.

I agree. Larger world, more immersion and more to think about.

I'll take The Return with me Anytime Anyplace For No Reason At All

I loved the fuck out of season three and believe it is one of the best things Lynch has done (which really surprised me considering how great his films are) but I vote NO. Once you get something special, it's common to ask for more, and more and more and more but sometimes it's either just not neces...

waferwhitemilk wrote:

Mr. Jackpots wrote:Kafka. The Metamorphosis. .

I watched Kafka (1991) with Jeremy Irons the other day, and I wouldn't be surprised if Lynch was influenced by that a little. It reminded me of The Return anyway. Good movie!

It's a novel...........

Isn't the question being asked, actually the opposite? From an artistic standpoint? absolutely, Lynch has something he wanted to say and he said it. But from a narrative? that is where it gets convoluted depending on your interpretation and conception of the story that has been laid out in front of ...

Cooper has obviously known Diane WAY longer than both Audrey and Annie , plus 25 years in the black lodge may have given him time to think about things?

Mr. Reindeer wrote:Surprised Mother/Experiment isn't an option!

Right on point!

I really love and admire that this season doesn't use music to fill in the blanks. The sound design is also used to great effect. Music is not obligatory and often music gets in the way and/or use to compensate for bad acting or the build up in a scene. Using music as an obligation, is not a good le...

Like episode 8, this one is so crucial

I no longer feel sorry for Shelly rewatching the first two seasons, she's prone to create her own shit and she clearly hasn't learned from anything

So Shelly is with the guy who Richard Horne works for? So fucking wrong

jakemartinez wrote:The man on the piano was playing Sycamore Trees right? That's what he remembered? My god I almost started crying - that scene of his face... really shows the journey of him becoming the iconic figure we know and love.

OMG, FWWM reference!!!

Also, for the trash/camp lovers out there: the very first shot from Russ Meyer's "Mondo Topless" is of a street sign that says "Twin Peaks". It's supposed to be in San Francisco (and probably is). Just watching that old exploitation film myself and was like "Twin Peaks, WTF...