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MrAristocrates posted:I've only seen the pilot of Twin Peaks, so I'm gonna commit to both seasons of that by September 22. I'll have a couple of free weeks before I get hella busy in September and I've been meaning to watch it forever, so I'mma do both seasons of Twin Peaks, too.
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Bown posted:As great as it is people are watching Twin Peaks y'all should wait for the bluray set coming out this month cause it's remastered and the previews of it look so much nicer I'm flattered that you think I can afford to buy blu-rays right now.
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Jul 17, 2014 07:30
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Sober posted:Mickey is the best storyline in S4. The others kinda pick up a few more episodes in though, keep on it! This is an accurate post. Mickey's storyline in season 4 absolutely rules and all of the other characters (well maybe not Debbie's, actually) are back up to snuff by the middle of the season.
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Jul 27, 2014 19:30
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computer parts posted:S4Ep1 is also one of my favorite in the series because the first 20 minutes or so feels like a (good) episode of The Walking Dead. It's been a while since I watched it. That's where Castiel is introduced, right? If so, that episode owns bones.
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Jul 28, 2014 08:11
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I haven't watched a single frame of Twin Peaks for my Toxx yet, but I knew that would be the case until mid-August. I'll check in when I've watched some of it! 
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Aug 8, 2014 22:01
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OH poo poo I have been watching Twin Peaks a lot but I've been way less active on SA so I totally forgot that today was the Toxx due date. I have two episodes left so I'm gonna go ahead and finish those before I write a review. Really glad I checked my PMs tonight! EDIT: I finished! My review is pretty superficial since I'm doing it at the last minute, and also because I feel like I need to rewatch the show at some point because it's pretty dense. Twin Peaks is a singular show--very obviously a David Lynch work, with all of the deliberateness, surreality, and griminess that that brings with it. It's sometimes a little hard to stay with it (quite apart from the dip in quality at the beginning of season two) because it requires a specific mood to watch it. I couldn't throw on an episode while I did poo poo on the internet because it's just not the kind of show where you will absorb anything by watching it like that. In that way it's very cinematic - you can't watch a movie with distractions like your phone or the internet because you're not really paying full attention to a work of art that has been carefully crafted (yes, even lovely movies should get your attention if you want to have an opinion about them), and Twin Peaks is nothing if not carefully crafted. Not with regards to plot, though; it's very much secondary to the ever-deepening character dynamics and the feeling of the town's hidden seediness. Since the plot isn't really the main attraction, it's not nearly as good of a show when it goes after, for example, the solution to the Laura Palmer mystery. The identity of her murderer doesn't really matter apart from her murder being the impetus for the show's pilot, so the reveal feels kind of lame. Still, the show picked up again near the end and I definitely want to revisit it sometime. It's also a lovely show to look at - another reason why you have to set aside time for it to really appreciate the cinematography. Mahlertov Cocktail fucked around with this message at 06:47 on Sep 23, 2014 |
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