yaxomoxay wrote:Is it me or in the grocery scene, when Sarah says "Where you here when they first came?" her voice is delayed and distorted?

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The way she acted and the things she said gave me goosebumps. I'll have to re-watch to make sense of it. These scenes were epic.

where was that? Part 12. Hi, wasn't it on Audrey's finger? If yes, some may assume that it was a dream sequence (the whole scene). Please note the room, doesn't look like "unreal place". Moreover, the final scene in the roadhouse was to show us that Audrey couldn't get there in real world...

dustoff wrote:Is there a forum for people who actually like Twin Peaks: The Return?

Do not mistake criticism and scrutiny for dislike. They are very different things.

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Nighthawk wrote:Can anybody identify what this is?

where was that?

Part 12.

Can anybody identify what this is?

"Afford"? It's done. It didn't have to be, but I think it is now. It was intended as a closed series. It was written and produced that way. If Lynch/Frost were to decide to go forward I personally have little doubt they'd find a place for it, most likely Showtime again. But sure, you do y...

N. Needleman wrote:"Afford"? It's done.

It didn't have to be, but I think it is now.

People are grasping for straws at this point to justify the drop off in quality. Parts 11 and 12 were both very weak with the latter taking the cake. This was without question the weakest part (despite some excellent scenes), but part 11? I greatly enjoyed that one, and it seemed to go over extreme...

Oh my Lynch is having so much fun screwing with people's expectations. Yep. :lol: I don't really get it. The mantra on here has been that he creates his art without concern for the viewers. So which is it? His pure vision of how this should be, or active trolling? People are grasping for straws at ...

One of the few intriguing moments for me, was when Ben instructed Beverly to arrange to pay for hospital treatment of "Miriam... I forget her last name." Are we going to go down this road again, wondering whether the correct Miriam will be identified in a way that aids whichever arc of an...

It was a garbage episode for the most part. The intentional slowing down of scenes got about as old as that tired Family Guy gag of extended agony sequences. We've seen it, it's nothing new. Definitely the worst part so far, and a big waste of screen time. There were a couple of promising scenes tha...

I think TPTR will get nominated for some awards, and likely win none (rather like the original Twin Peaks!). It's difficult to say. Competition is obviously very stiff, even greater perhaps than for Academy Awards because some movies are made deliberately to be Oscar friendly. Obviously TPTR was no...

Based on what has transpired so far this season, I predict that Gordon Cole is headed inexorably to the Black Lodge. I wonder if he will be pivotal in freeing the remaining bit of Cooper's personality to make him whole again. I am afraid that Cole will have to sacrifice himself in order to do that,...

Based on what has transpired so far this season, I predict that Gordon Cole is headed inexorably to the Black Lodge. I wonder if he will be pivotal in freeing the remaining bit of Cooper's personality to make him whole again. I am afraid that Cole will have to sacrifice himself in order to do that, ...

Don't get me wrong- I love the fact that Twin Peaks has a plot. Personally, I prefer Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet and Lynch's works that have a more coherent plot. It's just that I also love certain scenes on their own, tasty diversions I would call them. Such scenes do not require a future 'payoff' in ...