1. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
2. Inland Empire
3. Blue Velvet
The rest follow in a somewhat precarious order. I never liked Mulholland Drive much and Eraserhead needs a re-watch.

Still haven't seen The Straight Story, Dune and Elephant Man.

Regarding Sundance, maybe there were talks at some point that they could screen something TP related, and that's what it came to this Deadline person's attention, but since both Frost and Showtime denied it, I really don't think it'll happen. And I'd never compare a denial coming from Jennifer Lync...

I couldn't resist picking the last option, but I'd be betting on either the first half of May or the second half of April. So, undecided between the two months, I suppose.

sneakydave wrote:Mark Frost just tweeted that Twin Peaks will NOT be shown at Sundance.

Of course not. A trailer, on the other hand..

Why don't I ever get Peaks-themed dreams?
..come to think of it, I did have a fever dream once, featuring the chevron floor of the Red Room.

Panapaok wrote:They could easily premiere a trailer or any kind of sneak peek at Sundance.

This seems likely. It would be an appropriate time and place for releasing a trailer with actual footage.

Regarding Sherilyn's tweet - I don't think she actually has any idea when it's coming. Likely just fishing for attention - or not even that, maybe she's just excited and the wording making it seem like she knows the release date wasn't deliberate.

StrangerDanger wrote:Could explain Agent Albert Rosenfeld's sarcasm while addressing Jeffreys, although Rosenfeld is like that with everybody to an extent.

I think that's more of an indication that he had no clue who Jeffries was referring to. Albert was never *that* insensitive.

There doesn't seem to be a watershed event, no "Laura is alive" scenario... and of course Lynch being Lynch, I don't think it's gonna be this simple and clear-cut. We haven't seen the last of a living, breathing Laura Palmer I imagine. If any sort of alternate timeline scenario crops up, ...