Elric99 wrote:
I thought Cole might have mis-heard her say "Let's knock"

post of the day

Deep Thought wrote:
Uh, OK, lol. Go about your business then my friend. I'll be thinking about the similarities between Candy and the French Woman.

i got what you meant

watching the missing pieces again the convenience store scene should have NEVER been edited including Phillip Jeffries Laura's possession on the stairs also should not have been edited and Doc Hayward's angel speech should have remained three major flaws in my mind Absolutely. There are many parts ...

Twin Peaks Podcast wrote:

wAtChLaR wrote:

Twin Peaks Podcast wrote:I've actually been enjoying certain Twin Peaks fan films more than the actual season 3.

come on now that was beyond sophomoric
you really think that short film is better quality than season 3



....really

Uh... yes?

Just my opinion, man.

carry on then........

Deep Thought wrote:
Yeah, you're right. It's hard to imaging David lynch putting any thought into such a small detail as the phase of the moon.

you make me laugh...a lot....refreshing

Twin Peaks Podcast wrote:I've actually been enjoying certain Twin Peaks fan films more than the actual season 3.

come on now that was beyond sophomoric
you really think that short film is better quality than season 3



....really

Metamorphia wrote: Are you ok?

the only thing missing on bulletin boards is a MUTE button

No one of us is the arbiter of the objective meaning or value of this material. Which rather defeats the purpose of claiming this is a fascinating sociological study of other people's mass delusion in liking a TV show you don't. Like it, don't like it, cool. But the constant attempts to recontextua...

I don't know how the popularity would affect me. It certainly made me feel bad when this aired and everyone seemed to love it and I hated it. It wasn't a reaction to it being popular because it was still pretty much only Twin Peaks fans, hardly a mainstream audience. I just didn't resonate like eve...

BigEd wrote:

wAtChLaR wrote:

BigEd wrote:
Now it's even more crazy talk.

MULHOLLAND freaking DRIVE

It's my favorite movie of all time. I could watch it once a week and probably never get tired of it. The soundtrack alone is amazing (I just listened to it this afternoon).

it's gorgeous and SO Los Angeles

Yeah, I think for now on I'll just post my questions pertaining to each episode then leave it at that. Can write pgs trying theorize answers. Perhaps when show is all aired and read the Final Dossier I can look back at some of these questions and see what answered and what not. Overall, I'm startin...

BigEd wrote:

nick1218 wrote:

Rhodes wrote:
Mulholland Drive doesn't have any weaker parts. For me, it is the only movie in history that is flawless/perfect from the first second till the last.

its not even top 5 of Lynch films

Now it's even more crazy talk.

MULHOLLAND freaking DRIVE

BigEd wrote:

wAtChLaR wrote:

Deep Thought wrote:
Well, that and Little Nicky.

as crazy as it sounds i wonder how little Nicky grew up

He's now a scary guy who goes by the name of "Red."

I don't know how the popularity would affect me. It certainly made me feel bad when this aired and everyone seemed to love it and I hated it. It wasn't a reaction to it being popular because it was still pretty much only Twin Peaks fans, hardly a mainstream audience. I just didn't resonate like eve...