At eBay there's only 2 pages of Twin Peaks merchandise. Not very much to choose from at all.

Yep. I just happened to flick by it last night. Had never seen the series before and then there she was.

It reminds me of the Mousetrap game.

If you're going to have an open flame in a clock, hmm, I don't know, maybe he should try a tiny solar panel instead.

Only 2 pages of stuff? I guess that's a testament to how valuable the real props and memorabilia are. No one wants to part with them.

Darn.

Ugh. Annie that's terrible. I read the 1st 3 prequels by the son and his partner and that's where I stopped. I barely remember them now, except for the fact that they exhausted me. Big thick novels that tried to pack a lot in, were reminiscent of the original works, pretty good, but not really up to...

dugpa wrote:Another great interview:

http://www.ez-entertainment.net/intervi ... onview.htm

Beautiful Brian. He gets David's artistry like few do, I think. Thanks for sharing it (the mouse story made me gulp a little though ...).

Not to be flip, but seeing David Duchovny in a dress, again, has been one of the highlights for me. The Denise character for me, is probably the best new character that was introduced (Windom Earl is not doing a whole for me, I have to admit). And I absolutely loved the Gordon Cole/Shelly is my godd...

Ah geez. I have a thing about re-makes. How do you all feel about yet another version of Dune ? Is there anything left that can be said or explored that hasn't already been? The worst thing about remakes is that you already know what's going to happen. Now, having said that, perhaps Peter Berg can s...

Yep, Herbert and Dickens, stories of people who faced great adversity, were the major players in my salvation, such as it was. There were a lot of other books and authors that helped, but those were my favorites as far as identifying with. I'll have to get my hands on those two books of David's when...

Deleting, moving to another thread.

So I knew nothing about Lynch and Frank said he thought this 'new young Director' was doing a great job. He said it was not his vision, but after all a movie is an interpretation of a book, not THE book. Slowly but surely, I'm still checking out all the threads on Dugpa. I'm so glad to read that Mr...

Thank you for sharing that link, Charles. I don't think a better ambiance to match that of the TP locale could have been found. It was absolutely eerie watching A Slice of Lynch and so well done. Re-experiencing the show and how beautiful it looks after the remastering is a joy. Huge props to all of...

I love that. If it hadn't been done before this, it was about damn time. Now let's get some community film classes going on Mr. Lynch so we can all study him.

Ummmmm... It's like a knife twisting in my heart to try and pick one movie over another and say it's my "favorite," making all the others into also-rans. My first impulse was Blue Velvet , then Elephant Man . but damn, I haven't, like some other folks here, seen Inland Empire yet or the sh...

Yes, but did he have a super strong career to begin with? Most people only know him from Slap Shot. I doubt that film hurt him much as that film was a bit of a blip on the radar. He was in Slap Shot? Damn, that's some street cred right there. I think it's the only film Paul Newman ever said "f...