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aniero posted:I actually think the movie answered quite a bit about the nature of BOB, MFAP and the rest of the Black Lodge inhabitants. This not to mention that Fire walk with me was originally (5?) hours long and had to be cut down. There were scenes involving most of the town's characters that have never been released. Supposedly at least one scene occurred after the finale too.
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Tewratomeh posted:I'm not sure that it "means" anything, but it was the last line of a poem Lynch made up for the show: I thought it was "one Chance out between two worlds As in the door is only open to the black lodge at a certain time And I've always seen the "fire, walk with me" part to be like "Suffering follows me wherever I go" or something to that affect.
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Friends Are Evil posted:From what I've heard, the deleted scenes are being edited and compiled into a movie by David Lynch himself. Also, there's an epilogue at the end. Seriously? I thought Lynch refused to touch Fire Walk with Me because he doesn't like to touch a movie after it's finished. Unless you mean the new footage is being edited together as it's own separate film?
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ElectricWizard posted:If you love Badalamenti's soundtrack, you need some Bohren in your life: yeah when I found this band the first thing I thought was it sounds like twin peaks. Their first album sounded like what you'd hear in the black lodge
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:
Could have sworn i saw Ben's actor post a tweet that said hed want to return and He hopes his character didn't die in the finale Otto von Ruthless posted:
Having just rewatched the second season. Theres still some decent stuff intermingled in the bad, though the bad is truly bad. And while most people say the show sucks until the finale, I'd disagree and say the quality starts rising much sooner than that. Really after josie dies in the closest thing to a jump the shark scene this show has, the show manages to recover almost right away. Aside from the nonsensical assassin after harry plotline the show resurfaces pretty quick. The 3rd to last episode especially has some great sequences like the slow zoom out with cooper and annie and the ominous tone that begins and ends each scene
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:Both Frost and Lynch took their eyes off the ball. Both actually took time out during the filming and writing of S2 to do side projects, assuming they could come back. But the show had derailed before then and Lynch was back in time to film only the last episode. I was a fan of the series and watched when it was first broadcast but by the second half of S2 I was bored and irritated. Wyndom Earle was a cartoon villain and Billy Zane... Lynch shows up about 4-5 episodes before the end though as Gordon Cole, so he was obviously around starting some time before the finale.
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It became a jumble of cliches at the end of S2 - until a cracking finale.
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InfiniteZero posted:Not really, drat fine coffee is just drat fine coffee. Giving yourself a little something every day is a good idea. Tibet probably is the answer, and this IS a formica table and its colour is green. He'll Like Fire Walk With Me at least
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Lord Krangdar posted:Are the deleted FWWM finished, like with ADR and soundtrack and color balancing etc.? Yes. Lynch put it all together as a separate feature
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Fyadophobic posted:I've been trying to get some friends into the show in time to have someone watch the reboot with me, but so far it's been going poorly. I showed the pilot to a couple of friends and they were completely bored and off-put. It seems like they found it too weird to be palatable, but not weird enough to be interesting. And the fact that the pilot is the length of a movie doesn't help much, either. Maybe you could try an experiment and show them Fire Walk With me up until the actual moment we see Twin peaks.
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Didn't lynch say that Lost Highway takes place in the same universe as twin peaks, and that the mystery man is related to the black lodge?
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Surlaw posted:I liked all of them but honestly the film works better and is a lot more focused without most of them. There's a few I would have kept (all of the David Bowie stuff and the Palmer dinner scene) Palmer dinner was a necessity IMO because we never actually see them happy together. I think the ceiling fan scene should have stayed too because of how cool it was. The other scenes are good, but either clash with the tone, are superfluous, or in the case of the post-S2 scenes would have made a lack of S3 much worse.
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egon_beeblebrox posted:Apparently, Catherine Coulson, AKA The Log Lady, just died. RIP. I wonder how this will affect shooting. Have they actually begun filming yet? It would be nice if they have some footage of her as a farewell cameo
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regulargonzalez posted:Pretty sure it's Mulholland Dr that is in the same universe as TP, not Lost Highway. Though it seems like a rather academic point anyway, can't imagine any crossover continuity between the two. Its lost highway because supposedly the creepy guy is supposed to be another member of the black lodge
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Basebf555 posted:I found Laura to be an incredibly compelling character in FWWM. Its tough to watch her interact with all the various people in her life as they all either fail to identify how serious her situation is, or purposely turn a blind eye because they don't want to deal with it. She tries to express herself but what's happening to her is so insane that she can't really do it properly, and towards the end she makes an almost conscious decision to give up, which is emotionally devastating to see. I thought Lee did really well with all of the heavy stuff she had to work with, her intensity is what carries the film. Yeah, I've always seen it as the film shows the real Laura. I've hear people say all the time that laura was better before you get to know her and the more you find out the less interesting she is. But I disagree. She never was the person that is portrayed in the beginning of the show, and this isn't a case of watering down her character. She was a normal girl being abused and the fact that she didn't match up to "the legend" just shows that nobody really knew her, and how alone she really was.
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