Yeah indeed. Sarah just says "something happened to me". The rest is left ambiguous and open to interpretation. I felt pretty certain about Sarah until I saw her face superimposed on the Jumping Man's face. Incredibly confusing. And besides that moment, we saw the Jumping Man only once mor...

Dropped plotlines. I didn't really have any issue with the creative decisions such as many locales, different use of music or pacing.

Not sure if the girl with the frogmoth is Sarah because I don't think that Sarah always had 'Judy' inside her. Remember, she said "something happened to me" to the check-out girl at the grocery store. I think that after Judy went through the glass box and materialised in our world, she sta...

dreamshake wrote:did we see any scene between red and shelly where he isn't wearing his jacket? those set pics may be from a deleted scene.

I'm pretty sure that these were just rehearsals before the night shoot.

I think L&F planned TPTR with many different interpretations as possible, in order to keep things mysterious and keep the conversation going. You can argue that it's all a dream ("We live inside a dream"), or that there are different timelines ("Is it future or is it past?", ...

Hmm, I have many questions in mind for her but I'll try to focus and find questions that she will actually be able to answer.

Actually, one of my biggest issues with TR is that I can't think of a single scene that comes close to the original series or FWWM in terms of creepiness. Yes, there were some creepy moments, but nothing that scared the bejesus out of me like Ronette's nightmare with BOB, Maddy's murder scene, BOB ...

Albert was fantastic. Slightly different than the one in the original series but still very funny and witty and certainly more mature. My only gripe is that I wanted him and Coop to interact a bit in Part 17. He just stood at Frank's office without saying anything.

I need to do a massive rewatch ASAP but for now I'm gonna go with 3, 5, 8, 11 and 18.

Really solid stuff, thanks for sharing.

It's not about the bunny.

I always thought they'd go for a more bittersweet finale, in the vein of other Lynch films. I'm actually shocked and surprised that the ending was so devastating. Cooper failed again, even though his intentions were benevolent. The ending is so haunting, it left me gobsmacked.

As frustrating and kinda devastating the finale was (I'm actually shocked, I always thought that they'd go for a BV/FWWM finale), it's nearly impossible for me not to connect with Cooper's strive for good. His strive to help Laura even beyond her death. Even if he shouldn't because no matter how har...

Like/Love. It's a flawed piece of art, sometimes riveting and sometimes frustrating. I need a lot of time and many rewatches through the following years in order to process and digest it.

Probably Sarah and then Audrey and Shelly/Bobby/Becky. I wish they'd resolve those three and then proceed with the ending with Coop and Carrie.