Or maybe both?

Dexter: or The Double Life of Dale Cooper.

What's the story behind this photo? Kyle looks so much like Cooper post-finale in this.

Regarding actors pay checks, I have heard from a friend to a Showtime source, every actor involved were payed the same number, which was a minimum wage. This was one of the deals that made the 18 hours possible when Lynch and Showtime got into conflict over the extended production. I wouldn't be too...

Earlier, I speculated about the opening credits to be visible over the opening scene/sequence of each episode. No repeating credits sequence whatsoever. A unique one for every episode with handpicked music or backgrund sound based on the first scene/sequence. I flushed that speculation down the toil...

My vote goes to /completely/ new. New theme, new visuals, establishing its unique identity which is separate from old show & movie. Yes, I agree. A more ambient theme with more ambient visuals, perhaps. More in the vein of Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire. Maybe not music as dark as Dark Mood...

You can read about it on IMDB and through a lot of reviews, but in summary; David Lynch himself tells us about his childhood, his youth and his relationship to art. His paintings and his early films, or "moving paintings". The documentary shows a lot of early private photos and home movies...

Lynch 3 goes under the name "David Lynch the art life" by now and has been released to film festivals (it premiered on Venice Film Festival 2016) and will be widely released this spring. It's the same folks behind both Lynch (one) and David Lynch the art life. I watched it yesterday actual...

But then again, maybe it is the marketing department behind these clips and perhaps Lynch has little involvement. I'm almost certain that's true, and… oh my god, tid, what the F**K is that avatar?!?! Gaaahhh! It is from NIGHTDREAMS. Rinse Dream aka Stephen Sayadian has come the closest in my opinio...

I may not know US culture that well then. In Sweden nobody listen to critics, more or less. They did, from the beginning of the commerce of litterature/film/tv up until somewhere around the new millenium. When the internet became something regular for the majority, opinion of critics have been degra...

I know. But having that in their deal affords them the ability to say no to marketing that they feel would spoil mystery or diminish appeal. Absolutely. I do not think screening anything for the press in advance would be in opposition of that though, especially if it is something everyone is excite...

There were some questionable stylistic choices in INLAND EMPIRE The film's aesthetic was a very deliberate choice, and one that achieved exactly what it was supposed to, in my opinion. That being said, Twin Peaks is not going to *look* like IE, I wouldn't worry about that. Yeah, I believe Lynch sai...

But then again, maybe it is the marketing department behind these clips and perhaps Lynch has little involvement. I'm almost certain that's true, and… oh my god, tid, what the F**K is that avatar?!?! Gaaahhh! Yeah, that "Jumping Man turned into Lil from FWWM"-avatar is really something! :...

I've read the spoiler thread more or less from start to finish and I could count the more "kind of real" spoilers I wish I haven't read about on max two, three fingers. And those things doesn't give me any real clue at all for what is coming, really. Concerning the songs; I guess they aren...

But what I think makes Lynch so special to me, is that I struggle knowing when to laugh. I must have found something funny in every Lynch film, be it a hesitancy in delivering dialogue, or an unexpected moment of light slapstick. I'm absolutely convinced that at some point in S3 I will laugh at som...

I've read everything now. Negative opinions about some of the work of David Lynch are shared and a lot of people take this personal. That's classic. Humans take things personal all the time. Let's be constructive and leave ourself out of this? :mrgreen: There's only one version of David Lynch and it...