Moore's take is disappointingly superficial to me. I consider myself far left, and this to me reads as another example of what I see as leftists being overly eager to dismiss art that, even passingly, seems at odds with their politics, as a first order importance. A lot of the time, as seems the cas...

Personally I'm keeping the Entire Mystery and TR BR, unlike the other releases I got rid of, just because I think the packaging is cool. Also, might we see the release of What Did Jack Do on this set? I know it would be a weird inclusion, but of any yet released Lynch pieces, it seems very TP (Lynch...

I wonder if this will essentially be a repackaging for the already released stuff, or if they'll have new menus and maybe even reordering of contents?

Holy smokes, well, that feeling I had when the BR for TR came out that it was vastly underrepresented in terms of extra stuff (compared to how much there was for the old show across 3 different releases) is totally not true now. I'm worried my preorder won't guarantee me jack, but here's hoping.

Yeah, the Bluray changed a lot for me. I initially really disliked the shot of Cooper tunneling into the outlet before his shoes drop, and it's because the image was so bright on Showtime, to the point I could see jaggy outlines. On Bluray it looked way, way smoother, just because of the lighting. T...

Just like how the mention of this release on the original TVshowsonDVD post was deleted (and now, it seems, even comments that were asking why TP was removed are gone), now the article they had about this on Welcome to Twin Peaks is gone. Seems there's an effort to scrub mention of this from the net...

The facebook post that the Twin Peaks Archive twitter account linked as source to this news appears to have deleted mention of Twin Peaks and this set from the post here. Did you have a difference source, OP?

FWWM not being on it would have been way, way worse had it not had a Criterion release, which is honestly as definitive a version as you could ask for, anywho. I dunno, I prefer the Entire Mystery extras. The new interviews for the Criterion disc are nice, but it’s missing the two terrific 2014 doc...

...or will it be a quick repackaging of previously released material designed to make a quick buck over the holidays? You know, we've been so used to these massive undertaking type releases I never even considered ... it could just be a repackaging. I feel like 4K will be a while regardless--in its...

LOL @ "again and again," you don't say!! The Entire Mystery took a mere two years to not be so entire, but at least this is what it says on the tin, at the cost of a non-clunky tagline. But hey, it could have been worse, "Twin Peaks Ultimate Filmless Collection"? :o FWWM not bein...

Lynch was once asked about Tree of Life and stated politely but clearly that "it's not his thing" or something like that, clearly insinuating that he did not like it. Which also lends weight to the anti-Tree of Life feeling of the sequence. He said, very characteristically, "It wasn'...

Recalling the absolutely next level experience from my childhood, an other-worldly, other-dimensionally mind-ripping trip into planes of thought I'd never reached previously, the combination of fear and wonder were literally overwhelming and I had never experienced anything like it before. I had se...

I just feel like advertising under the name Twin Peaks, claiming it's Cooper's journey back into Twin Peaks and then delivering Dougie Show with a dozen pointless side characters is false advertising. But what was Twin Peaks? At the time, similar things were levied against it; during season 1, come...

As for the Roadhouse scenes, other than all the reasons LateReg has listed for loving them (with which I wholeheartedly agree), I also feel that they return to the feel of the Pilot, which had a rather sprawling cast of mill workers, school principals, lawyers, doctors, etc. It really felt like a w...

Strange. This sounds rude on Lynch's part on the surface. But ever since the FB post it sounded to me like they didn't read through the contracts thoroughly, and this latest post only confirms that. Industry norm or not, contracts exist for a reason.