It would be fantastic if Lynch gave more roles of depth and prominence to people of color in whatever he is doing next. It doesnt have to be all out PC, but Jade the prostitute, the comic relief cop in the Las Vegas scenes is a little minstrel-y, the homeless woman in Inland Empire, and so on, ther...

Yes, I understand that this guy is very annoying to a lot of people. But the messenger should be separated 100% from the message. Even if we completely discard the claim that the television-angle is the crucial one and that he has found the ultimate key, he still provides so, many, many, many intere...

Rami Airola wrote:Now that said, I think he has overestimated Lynch's will to criticize television.

After watching his analysis I am 100% convinced that the television/cinema/viewer angle is a crucial and very likely THE most important angle to understanding the show.

I cannot believe this topic has only two pages, considering that thousands and thousands of pages have been produced on TP theory/interpretation on this board. I am not saying that this guy is correct on every single detail (or that this is the only perspective on the show), but some of his discover...

Of course it is bullshit that this theory is the final indisputable answer to all TP-related questions. He is not David Lynch and the show can have multiple meanings and interpretations. That being said, not all interpretations are equally sound. To say, for example, that Laura Palmer's death is sym...

Videos like this contribute in killing this magic. The show is over. There's no further need for explanation; And never will be. Guys like this mistake Lynch with every other methodical artist and creator out there. This video is the complete opposite of what Lynch intends in his works. To be fair,...

By the way, watching The Return is even more wonderful when you no longer feel the pressure of longing for Real Cooper to return/awaken. When you know that the show is about Dougie for most of it and accept the show for what it is, you are in awe for its clever design and the overall approach and id...

A lot can have happened within 14 months.... that logic applies to all three options.

bob_wooler wrote:Personally I vote for (and hope for) #3.

Isn't option 2 much more preferable? If Showtime is not willing to hand him the money (or the creative control), it is quite hopeless.

'No stars' is the most beautiful song I ever heard.

Also, I'm going to be alone on this one (probably) but something else I'd be down for would be Showtime launching a new season (or seasons) and Lynch being in control of the first episode or "pilot" and filming that, then taking a back seat as an executive, with Mark Frost or others takin...

All I know about Cameron is that he was crazy about Wild at Heart and Windom Earle and critical about Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire. I don't know if he's a troll (he definitely is very knowledgeable about TP), but his tastes are so bad (and I am not even taking his fan fiction project into acco...

baxter wrote:I'm not suggesting that's the case, just that any attempt to read anything into it at all is baseless speculation.

You could be right, of course. But I find this interpretation far more unlikely/farfetched than the one that they are not on the best of terms at the moment.

baxter wrote: and everything suggests that Lynch and Frost continue to be on good terms.

Don't you think it is strange/suspicious to actively unfollow someone your supposed to be on good terms with?

Well, it's founded on logic. Once you have to ask for "approval" (your words), there clearly is not the optimal artistic climate (regardless whether this approval was given or withheld). It is a big, big stretch in my opinion that an artist' vision is not severely altered and undermined, w...