Let's say the project is no longer moving forward with Netflix, per canthaveit. Might that also/simply mean that as of this moment, nothing is moving forward? But that they've decided to revisit it at a set time, like six months from now or whatever, to assess the state of the world? I really do ima...

As someone who always put a bit of faith in that particular redditor, I find this very disappointing. Wait and see I guess.

But while you may be accurate in your description of the 18 part making of consisting of non-highlights, I don't think of any of that footage as being less exciting than what was previously released. It never ceased to fascinate me and I think its all invaluable and worth having. (The price anygive...

There's also a 4k disc with new 4k scans/masters of the Pilot and Part 8. Some have reported this is frequently glitchy, but I haven't tried it because I don't have a 4k capable player. I've experienced no glitches or glitchiness in the 4k discs. I think that's just an anomaly. As for the rest, gre...

My problem with the Norma/Ed union is just plot structure. You when to have knowledge that Ed is STILL married to Nadine I’d say at least one episode prior if not ten or fifteen. Lynch and First are designing this thing to “listen to the sounds” and speculate and talk between episodes.. what is hap...

The conclusion to the Ed/Norma/Nadine storyline brilliantly underlines the core theme of TPTR. Sometimes life doesn't turn out exactly as you had dreamed it would. But if you are willing to wake up to the reality of what is now, and shovel yourself out of the shit, there is always the chance of fin...

Dugpa-totally agree about Audrey. I don’t think they should have dove straight into a romance, but the show could have found ways to intertwine them and ultimately pull her into the lodge. I am not the biggest Annie fan, I can take it or leave it… but a great foundation was pulverized by splitting ...

Here’s one thing that drives me nuts-many champions of season three applaud Lynch for doing the opposite of whatever the original was and not playing up to fans with heartwarming moments or nostalgia. Given that, doesn’t Ed and Norma’s happy ending go against what you find so great about season thr...

It’s true. I was fully expecting lots of young, nubile actors running around Cooper with occasional drop by and waves from the old timers. But stop pointing out the silver linings! This was the craziest most head scratching how do you structure a story I’ve ever seen, even if it is surrealism, exam...

I'm not going to steer the discussion into a "The Return is better with Lynch solely at the helm" because we all know where and why we stand on that, and I get where everyone is coming from. But I wholly agree with Axxon here, and was going to respond before I even saw their post. Quality ...

If that's how he travelled to Montana, the next season of Twin Peaks - or whatever Wisteria/Unrecorded Night is - should be especially interesting. 8) Speaking of travel, pretty sure Lynch had his silver Hyundai in Snoqualmie for the WA shoot. It is parked at the double R in an establishing shot 😂 ...

I don't know exactly what I'm seeing there, but it's interesting. I think I had always just assumed it was some shadow ricocheting somehow as I never noted it as being translucent. As for the mill, I think that's another example of Lynch/Frost pulling the curtain back, so to speak, and layering the ...

I had once said I was Kimmy Robertson in response to Axxon saying they were the chocolate bunny.

I liked The Boss of it All. I thought it was very funny. I have finally seen Direktøren for det hele - and I loved it. I have now seen all of Lars von Trier's feature films, except the documentary The Five Obstructions , and it seems that, at least for me, he just doesn't miss. I didn't have big ex...

In general, because Twin Peaks is so dependent on ambiguity, to come out and state some storyline is a dream, or a delusion or a fantasy (as occurs in several Twilight Zone episodes) would be so anti-Twin Peaks, I can't see it happening. That's the thing about Lynch's work in particular. There are ...