It hasn't. This is another in the long line of "Sonny Jim is blinking backwards!" things that people are imagining.

Producer Sabrina Sutherland disagrees with you about that. The production office was working down to the wire on all things Blu Ray, DCP's and whatever else was left to do. Sure, but DKL himself said in EW in May that the picture for the show itself was fully locked, and that he wouldn’t have let a...

They weren't still working on the show after it started airing... Producer Sabrina Sutherland disagrees with you about that. The production office was working down to the wire on all things Blu Ray, DCP's and whatever else was left to do. Read the post above mine for context. I'm not talking about ...

They weren't still working on the show after it started airing, and if you watched it through cable on a nice big TV it looked wonderful. Slightly worse than 1080p, obviously.

Roadhouse scenes are some of my favorite in the entire thing. They're essential.

Anyway...

it appears that the MOMA screenings will be DCPS and not just the blu-rays projected, which is great news for the people going and for potential screenings elsewhere in the future.

Gabriel wrote:That would count as editorial oversight, given a duke who wants a waltz for a society party would not be expected to be happy with Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima

Except in this case the duke wanted the latter, got it, and you're sitting in the audience complaining that it wasn't a waltz.

the MOMA thing is really interesting. I'm guessing they're screening for free to get around any rights issues (which are apparently very complicated when it comes to screening TV series). And I assume they'll just be projecting the blu-rays? I don't know how long it takes to make DCPs but in recent ...

If there's one thing I always think when experiencing a piece of art it's "I wish some schmuck had meddled with this in order to make it more palatable to middlebrow tastes."

Gabriel wrote:TPTR feels like a novel where the author had no editorial oversight.

That's exactly what it is (except it's cinema which is obviously superior to literature). And thank god for it.

just finished the extra's. Great insights and just that is a purchase worth it. One thing baffles me as long time DL fan who followed his carreer since BV. DL seemed incredibly stressed making the series and even wonder he enjoyed it at all? Also the way he directed the actors contradicted the stor...

wonderful French director Bertrand Bonello is a big Lynch fan and has been a big Return advocate. This is in French but I'll link anyway: http://next.liberation.fr/images/2017/09/08/dans-twin-peaks-il-y-a-un-geste-amoureux-de-la-part-de-lynch_1595046 a couple of translated excerpts: https://pbs.twim...

Frost makes a few brief (mostly silent) appearances in the Beymer docs and the Lauzirika one. I get the sense that most of his time on set was in Washington, and not so much in LA, the latter of which is where 90% of the BTS footage was taken.

Amazon now says it will arrive Thursday the 14th for me. I also pre-ordered immediately but then cancelled and re-ordered on Monday when I saw that it hadn't shipped, just like with the Secret History (except it didn't work this time, obviously).

For what it's worth, I went through three different Amazon representatives to try and get a handle on when they estimate they'll have more in stock. I was told, "The soonest we will be able to ship this is January 8." Does that sound crazy to you all? I hope to God she was wrong because n...