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StarkRavingMad posted:David Lynch is doing the weather report every day still, and it seems to be getting more and more blue filtered by the day. I wonder if this is building to something I wonder if there will be questions in a world of blue
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People are under a lot of stress, Bradley!
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I love how long it takes for the agents to intervene e: DALE!!
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There goes Tulpa Diane! e: And here's Eddie Vedder, the last Roadhouse musical guest I think? The last musical guest right before AUDREY'S DANCE Rageaholic fucked around with this message at 05:53 on May 17, 2020 |
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Hey, she finally made it to the roadhouse and everything is fine and normal!
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El Jeffe posted:Hey, she finally made it to the roadhouse and everything is fine and normal!
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one of my favorite endings to any episode of television. It really pulls the rug out from under you and leaves you almost shell-shocked, at least on your first viewing
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I don't know why it never actually occurred to me before that we see Audrey's scenes across several episodes with large chunks of days/nights between them where other characters are doing things, but for her it's all apparently the same scene in the same night. The ending and the sudden cut to her talking to herself in the mirror in an empty white void, then the band playing backwards as the credits roll... I love this goddamn show.El Jeffe posted:: - ) ALL.  God this was such a great loving moment. I'd been waiting for it so long, and it's amazing that as psyched as I was for it to happen, I was also devastated about losing Dougie. Beautiful, sweet, innocent Dougie  Tulpa Diane recounting what happened the night Mr. C came to see her... gently caress. That's some heavy poo poo, Laura Dern knocks it out of the park as well.
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Jerusalem posted:God this was such a great loving moment. I'd been waiting for it so long, and it's amazing that as psyched as I was for it to happen, I was also devastated about losing Dougie. Beautiful, sweet, innocent Dougie It's nice though (and so very Coop) that the VERY FIRST THING he does when he wakes up is urgently task Mike with making another Dougie tulpa for Janey-E and Sonny Jim. First time through of course I had no idea what he was doing but now it's like 
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And I love that he was apparently deep down somewhere inside Dougie paying attention to everything the whole time, and growing to love and cherish these people  Him telling the Mitchums that he bears witness to the fact they have hearts of gold was so perfectly Coop.... God I love it so much. Edit: Also ahaha oh my God I always forget about how the Tim Roth/Jennifer Jason Leigh storyline ends. "People have a lot of stress in their lives right now...."
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Escobarbarian posted:Are y’all watching episodes 17/18 together this Sat, as they aired? I meant to suggest that the other night but forgot. Yeah I think it would be best, watching the finale on it's own and having to wait a week to do so would be weird pacing. There's a reason they were aired together.
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Rageaholic posted:We could do that! Start at 11pm Eastern? Sure!
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This got me to look at Russ Tamblyn's twitter and it is the best, he seems like a real good dude.
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Aww yeah https://twitter.com/consequence/status/1262869201372528640
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXTLsQBJSVc I hope this becomes a regular thing.
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SimonChris posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXTLsQBJSVc I hope it's a regular thing too. This one's from 2015 but maybe he'll make some new ones.
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Rageaholic posted:I like how the David Lynch Theater opening is the same room from episode 8 where Senorita Dido feeds the Laura orb into the tube. I'm glad he uploaded it because the short finally got me to watch episodes 15 and 16, which I'd kind of been unable to do. The music in this is really beautiful. I also really liked the little tree people ballet at the end. It's the type of thing that makes you go "I could maybe create something like this." It looks so simple, yet there's so much to it. Quote/s of the week/s: "What the hell?" (James) "What the hell kind of neighborhood is this?" (Bradley Mitchum) Steven's little monologue is completely garbled by whatever the hell he's on, of course. I think it's interesting, though, that it's not entirely clear whether he killed Becky. Gersten claims "You were high" and asks "What did she give you?". Either she's trying to sell Steven on the idea that it's not his fault or maybe it's actually true. Who can tell? They are both pretty out of it. He also reiterates Laura's own phrase "I'm gone like the turkey in the corn." in his mangled way. First he goes "I'm gone" and then later he asks "Will I be turquoise." which sounds quite a bit like turkey. One thing I always find frustrating is Hawk's passive role in this show. He knew all about doppelgangers and the lodge, yet he doesn't figure this poo poo out until 25 years later? From the conversations with Margaret it's obvious that he knows something about Judy (the one above blue pine mountain), yet I'm not sure he ever does anything with this knowledge. On the one hand, that's probably why he's still around while people like Cooper and Philip Jeffreys disappear. On the other hand, he seems kind of ineffectual. The way Chantal and Hutch go out is just so amazing. Somehow, it's the most believable subversion of narrative logic. It's even kind of anticipated by that random kid firing into the Double R diner. People are under a lot of pressure, and (because it's America) they're bound to be armed to the teeth with semi-automatic peashooters that can completely riddle a van in seconds. Diane's telling of the evening Cooper raped her stands out to me as a very unique moment in television. I once sat in on someone discussing their thesis on WW2 rape narratives. One key point of the presentation was that the word "rape" is somehow circumvented in many of these narratives. It's almost as if there is a directness to using the word that is terrifying, and that both historians and victims of rape try to avoid. So, Diane saying "He raped me, he raped me." has a bluntness to it that is kind of rare. It's especially fascinating to me because a lot of things in this show are wacky and out there. Mr. C is a magical being, and yet the violence he inflicted on Diane was something incredible real, common even. It's something that could happen to anyone, and be done by anyone. I know it's a bit late for this, but could I get some screenshots from the last two episodes, Rageaholic? Part 15 - Nadine saying "big lug" (4 min. in) - Mr. C walking through that corridor with trees overlayed (15 min. in) - Steven and the girl cowering next to that tree (there is a wide shot where they look absolutely tiny before he says "This is the end.") (28 min. in) Part 16 - Diane sitting in the hotel room - Diane as the orb is leaving her head - Janey-e and Sonny Jim in the casino (last shot of the scene) And More fucked around with this message at 09:00 on May 21, 2020 |
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Rageaholic posted:I like how the David Lynch Theater opening is the same room from episode 8 where Senorita Dido feeds the Laura orb into the tube. I also thought it was interesting that the dancing things at the end appear to be bipedal counterparts to the thing that Gordon draws in Episode 10.
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And More posted:Part 15      
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Amazing! Thank you!
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AstroWhale posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyDI7QJhy_o Here's a pretty interesting vid from a New YORKAH that believably states that Judy is represented by Laura Palmer's doppleganger ("meanWHIIIIIIIIIILE"). The shadow play inside Sarah Palmer of Laura's finger and smile really works with that theory (22 mins into the vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfLPkZZKEeY) e: watched that S3 finale scene with Cooper in the diner. So sad how he just seems to have lost his verve. He even didn't seem excited about getting coffee! Shageletic fucked around with this message at 00:40 on May 22, 2020 |
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You're talking about someone who(m?) the text denotes believes in "whistl[ing] past the graveyard". And More posted:It's especially fascinating to me because a lot of things in this show are wacky and out there. Mr. C is a magical being, and yet the violence he inflicted on Diane was something incredible real, common even. It's something that could happen to anyone, and be done by anyone. It's a world of truck drivers.
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Here we go  Better part of a year and it's all over tonight! Hard to believe
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El Jeffe posted:Here we go Let's gooooooooooooo (even though I'm sad about this ending) e: Not where it counts, buddy 
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