Also all the more baffling that such open access was given to shooting at the Palmer house for the final scene of the entire piece. Yeah, I don't know who the people were from the public who were allowed to watch that scene being filmed, but it seems that they would have wanted an absolute clampdow...

I am somewhat in the same boat as you guys. I've seen some horribly stupid theories on Reddit, and a few on here (not many, not remotely close to the degree of Reddit), but I still like some of S3. Oh my yes as far as Reddit. I think some of those folks have no common sense. They're so obsessed wit...

I'm dying for a Lost Highway release. It's insane that it and Straight Story have no official releases since their bare-bones dvds.. Yeah, if they're going to give it a transfer that is made for BD, that's probably worthwhile. "Elephant Man" and "IE" also don't have U.S. BDs. Th...

I wouldn't call it trolling, but I do believe they tried to jab fans in the gut by not giving them what they wanted or expected. It was taken to absurd lengths with Dougie - having the main character not only not being himself but not even knowing how to pee. You can fit this into the overall theme ...

Okay, but I'm not sure how much better it could look than the BD already out. They should release his four movies that don't have American BDs.

When watching the show originally, one of the biggest pain points for me was the complete lack of development of this character - no clue given as to what he feels and why he wants whatever he wants. This could have been remedied by having a quick dialogue with Richard on the drive (and also would h...

I just skimmed it, but he seemed to be saying that Lynch wrote Freddie's monologue (or maybe he just assumed). I think most have assumed that was Frost, even though the glove was Lynch's idea. He also said that he never met Frost, which is really surprising.

I haven't read "Room to Dream" yet and have never heard of this as a potential project of his. Hopefully that means it's only a producing project, if that, because I don't feel it's a good fit.

I haven't watched these since the mid-90s after they aired, and likely they're on one of the several VHS tapes that are mouldering away which I have procrastinated trying to copy. Someone should put out at least a DVD with this and "On the Air".

Could be something he'll be producing, but not directing. Pretty sure he's also producing a movie that'll be directed by Duwayne Dunham at the moment too. I believe a few years ago he said he'd stop producing others' films because some people think those are his films, but he has kept doing it. It'...

http://www.vulture.com/2018/11/unsung-rock-books-that-inspired-jeff-jacksons-new-novel.html A Vulture article claims that Lynch is trying to get funding for a film about bluesman Robert Johnson, based on a screenplay that has already been published in book form which has attracted much attention ove...

I agree that Forster wasn't very captivating, less because of his fault than having little to do. In some scenes it looks like he was waiting for his orders to come in. I'm not familiar with all the BTS stuff with Ontkean, as the stories keep changing, but most likely they had to use this character ...

I usually don't look at any movie/show as being "slow" or "fast-paced". It's all about what feels right for the material at any given moment and in overall pacing. Pacing is very difficult to get right for anybody, but Lynch is one of the best with it. "Inland" would ma...

I was looking around at a few scenes from several parts, on Showtime On Demand through my cable, and found something different in the Sarah scene in the bar. When she removes her face, the image crops inward suddenly. It's not a camera zoom. It left little headroom and seemed not what I recalled, so...

IMO, W@H would have been a much stronger work with a lot of the deleted material reinstated. It’s meant to be a sprawling road movie, but so much of the released version is oddly rushed (the opening scenes, the fact that we barely spend any time in New Orleans). The deleted scenes add a lot, and th...