You'll find that section in this interview: https://www.reddit.com/r/twinpeaks/comments/81rhp2/all_the_complete_interview_with_david_lynch_by/ Thanks! That was a long interview...and a bit of an awkward read given that everything, including Lynch's answers, appears to have been translated into Fren...

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Nice, something about it has a Christmas-y feel.

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I feel like your post was a wonderful encapsulation of the magic of True Stories. It has such an optimistic bent to it and I wish that had been fulfilled in the years since. And not only does Spalding Gray wax loquacious with a fantastic Texas joke, but also in the stand out dinner scene about how w...

I really enjoyed the film and both documentaries. I'd actually only ever heard about this in passing and hadn't done much research, so the shorter documentary did a great job of setting it up. The beauty from the use of different cameras and film stock can't be understated and the unfinished film wi...

In the accompanying documentary They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead (also phenomenal), Welles talks about the fact that to him the core of great film is “divine accidents” (think Silva/Bob in the mirror in the TP pilot), and he wanted to build this film on those. Did you see the second documentary, A Fin...

01) What does everyone think would have happened if Freddie had failed? I worried for Cooper and others in the moment but I'm not even sure what dangers BOB posed, exactly. We've seen him possess people and entrap souls in objects. In this scene he was operating on a more base level, physically att...

01) What does everyone think would have happened if Freddie had failed? I worried for Cooper and others in the moment but I'm not even sure what dangers BOB posed, exactly. We've seen him possess people and entrap souls in objects. In this scene he was operating on a more base level, physically att...

Jerry Horne wrote:Monkey Fur with screen wrap has arrived. 280/500.

Would you mind sharing some pictures?

Not sure if anyone else on the board has seen this wonderful gem of a film. It was directed by Talking Heads front man David Byrne and released in 1986. This week it finally dropped on bluray courtesy of Criterion. It's essentially a collection of stories with a slight through line of the town of Vi...

I had no idea this was a thing. Hopefully I'll get to check it out tonight and if not over the weekend.

Would it have been any less absurd or silly to have Nadine or James do it? Because one of those I questionably support and the other I am/would've been much more on board for. I do think that Freddie being a completely a completely unrelated character from halfway around the world makes it quite a ...

I don't believe it would have been as meaningful had it been Nadine or James. Or rather, allow me to rephrase that. It would not have been as meaningful to The Return, or would NOT have fit it as well. I do feel like this scene feels far more ingrained in The Return than the sillier elements of sea...

The whole thing was conjured up to be the most absurd resolution to the BOB problem precisely because the audience would be expecting a resolution that would involve a heroic, satisfying action by one of the leads, probably Cooper. Subverting audiences expectations was part of the text of the whole...

Hopefully we can stay on topic without getting personal. It's a discussion forum after all where a difference of opinion is a good thing. Would Nadine killing off Bob in the original have felt like a suitable finale? Probably not. I don't see how Freddie with the green glove is more appropriate. Bo...