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Rebekah del Rio sang that song on her last record (it was written by Lynch/Neff in '01), and it isn't blatantly autotuned there. Seems very intentional in the version on the show, since she can still belt out those notes as of last year during that Lynch concert. Lynch used some heavy autotune w Chrysta Bell on some tracks too, even though she's pretty awesome without it. It's just a thing he likes sometimes *shrug*
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The biggest mystery of this ep was the girls hanging out with the casino dons. When they were watching Brett Gelman get beat up I thought they were just kind of set dressing, but they are apparently also incompetent servants? I'm not sure why they were so insistent on sending Candy, they could have asked one of the other girls when she was spacing out Seeing as they were reluctant to fire her ("she's got nowhere else to go") it seems like they have some desire to take care of her, but then they also directly involve her in all of their shady business meetings.
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So this is what, the third "assassinate Dougie" plotline we're in? I wonder if this one will actually be successful, to some degree. Dougie has been this walking invincible guy for a while now so maybe his luck's about to run out. I wonder if he'd get shot and then maybe get a visit from the woodsmen like doppelganger did.
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Cicadalek posted:The biggest mystery of this ep was the girls hanging out with the casino dons. When they were watching Brett Gelman get beat up I thought they were just kind of set dressing, but they are apparently also incompetent servants? I'm not sure why they were so insistent on sending Candy, they could have asked one of the other girls when she was spacing out The impression I got was that they're normally competent, but Candie "broke out of it" for lack of a better term when she slugged Mitchum 1 with the remote control.
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Polo-Rican posted:Yeah she's the best. this video of her playing Give Out on Australian radio is my favorite thing ever: love like a version, didn't even think to search for her doing it. the nick cave cover was nice too
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Panamaniac posted:I'm only a little bit into last night's episode. ya. when that scene started we were like "i know this is meant to be funny but holy poo poo capability for consent lady"
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From what I remember Lynch has auto tuned his own vocals on his records before. When an interviewer asked him about the kind of music he makes his response was something along the lines of "I've always loved electricity, so I knew I'd love electric music"
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I like Dougie-Coop, and neither want nor expect him regaining his intelligence would make things go back to the way they were in the old seasons, since there's some evil poo poo afoot and his reputation has been besmirched for the past 25 years, but I'd also like some kind of dramatic change in his situation so he's closer to full consciousness and actually does something to show it. In the ads they've been running for this season we see Good Cooper driving a car alone at night, so no matter what happens, we know that he's going to be able to drive by the end of this. Unless that was a fakeout Lynch through in?
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So let me get this straight: -Dougie Cooper was "manufactured" in 1997 with no documents testifying to his existence and displaying odd behavior that is blamed on a presumed car accident -At the same time "Dougie Cooper" also got his job at Lucky 7 Insurance -Dougie Cooper and an experienced senior employee of Lucky 7, Anthony Sinclair, were involved in insurance fraud for Duncan Todd. The owner of Lucky 7, Bushnell, is unaware of their behavior. We have no idea if Danzig Cooper is aware of this -Evil Cooper is aware of the time and place of Dougie Cooper's soul-switch and trusts Duncan Todd to get him him assassinated minutes after the switch as he leaves a shady neighborhood. -Todd's hitwoman fails so he hires the infamous Ike who also fails. -Todd calls Anthony Sinclair to reveal an insurance fraud case that Dougie and he had against Todd's personals rivals, the Mitchum Brothers, owners of Silver Mustang casino. This would give motivation for the Mitchum's to hire a hit instead of Todd. The Mitchum brothers are also under the impression that Dougie-Coop scammed them out of a shitload of money during his Mr.Jackpots thing. Did I gently caress up any details? It seems a tad convoluted now with the information dump of last episode but I find its all going to make more thematic sense than the original mill burning subplot I wonder if this ties into the Giants clues about "two birds one stone" because Dougie will probably bumble his way into bringing down both Duncan and the Mitchum brothers. Evil Cooper's plans will be hosed because trying to control a hierarchy of people through appealing to their fear and greed and worst natures will ultimately end up with them short-circuiting the master plan for petty and vindictive reasons.
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cis autodrag posted:ya. when that scene started we were like "i know this is meant to be funny but holy poo poo capability for consent lady" She thinks it's her husband. He just recently fought off an armed assassin and seems pretty capable, even if he is thoroughly spaced out. You have no idea what led up to that scene, so I don't think it's reasonable to assume Cooper wasn't on board. People's inability to perceive the time in the edits is leading to silly leaps of logic. Mover posted:From what I remember Lynch has auto tuned his own vocals on his records before. When an interviewer asked him about the kind of music he makes his response was something along the lines of "I've always loved electricity, so I knew I'd love electric music" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzgAIeRBBbk
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NObodyNOWHERE posted:She thinks it's her husband. He just recently fought off an armed assassin and seems pretty capable, even if he is thoroughly spaced out. You have no idea what led up to that scene, so I don't think it's reasonable to assume Cooper wasn't on board. People's inability to perceive the time in the edits is leading to silly leaps of logic. Hes literally been depicted as mentally incapacitated and just barely repeating things people show him the whole time he's been back. It's not that ambiguous. A guy who can't pee without instruction can't consent. This isn't meant to be some kind of hot take. That scenes humor just didn't land with me because it's pretty cut and dry ethically. Edit:as far as "she thinks it's her husband", people commit rape every day without thinking that they are. That's why clear ability to consent is so important.
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I wish we got the immediate lead up to that sex scene.
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SeANMcBAY posted:I wish we got the immediate lead up to that sex scene. we all lust for Kyle McLachlan full frontal nudity
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cis autodrag posted:Hes literally been depicted as mentally incapacitated and just barely repeating things people show him the whole time he's been back. It's not that ambiguous. A guy who can't pee without instruction can't consent.  Ah yes, clearly this man is not having a good time. Clearly this was a bad experience for him. Clearly someone should notify the authorities. I think everyone blowing the rape-whistle might have a leg to stand on if Coop had popped out the socket and she immediately jumped his poo poo. That isn't the case. There have been many references to the time that's passed since Cooper came back to the house. He's got more agency and capability since then. The man is going to work. He is fighting off assassins. The core of my argument, which you have conveniently overlooked in favor of a facile argument against the myth that rape doesn't occur in marriages, is that you have no idea what is happening in the space and time between editing cuts. Cooper has certainly shown interest in coffee and badges and other things. Why is it impossible to think that he might have given her a clear indication of interest during that gap in time? Furthermore, why is it the responsibility of the person making the show to make sure to show something on-screen for no better reason than to make sure that a bunch of goofballs with hyperactive imaginations won't assume that something insidious is happening when they see two adults having sex and both clearly enjoying it? This, when you have just as much indication that everything is cool as you do that what you're seeing is non-consensual and inappropriate.
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NObodyNOWHERE posted:
Lol
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Good one. You got me.
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NObodyNOWHERE posted:
I agree. This thread is weirdly obsessed with rape.
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Right before Richard Horne arrives to be a terrible monster, the scene where Johnny Horne is sitting at the table staring at that hideous Robot-Monster-Looking teddy bear, there seems to be brief, tiny flashes of green light on both of his legs, one after the other. Sort of like when Coop was drawing on the insurance case files. Unlike the case file lights it looks like a practical effect, like someone with a laser pen is off camera.. OR it could just be incidental light, I guess.
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The Casino Brothers may kill Danzig. I foresaw it in a vision.
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That talking fishbowl head bear was the most unsettling part of that scene. What is it for? What are they doing to that poor man with such a toy?
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The Vosgian Beast posted:There's no way Andy's genes could create a person that physically attractive I miss this man so, so much
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cis autodrag posted:That talking fishbowl head bear was the most unsettling part of that scene. What is it for? What are they doing to that poor man with such a toy? I took it as being something to comfort him so he doesn't run headfirst into a wall again, like some attempt to give him access to 24/7 attention. It was definitely creepy-looking, but I was still really tense while Richard was stuffing all the stolen stuff into the purse because I thought for sure the sound was going to piss him off and he'd end up smashing it to torment Johnny even more. That whole scene had a real Clockwork Orange vibe to me, probably my favorite scene in the episode even though it was the hardest to watch.
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I found the talking bear being there to comfort a badly injured and restrained Johnny to be really, really sad. That whole scene was the most upsetting of the season so far.
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Grizzled Patriarch posted:That whole scene had a real Clockwork Orange vibe to me, probably my favorite scene in the episode even though it was the hardest to watch.
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Origami Dali posted:I found the talking bear being there to comfort a badly injured and restrained Johnny to be really, really sad. That whole scene was the most upsetting of the season so far. I thought it was easily one of the more intensely effective scenes we've seen on the show. There was a lot of brutal, animal-like behavior from both Richard and Amanda Seyfried's loser boyfriend that I thought was really just... frightening, and terrifying, even. I really hope Richard doesn't turn out to be the kid of Cooper's Doppleganger. In a way, I would find it very disappointing. What's scary about Richard to me, after watching that scene especially, is that it's the sort of malignant and cruel behavior that always seems to thrive in the underbelly of the show. I sorta felt the two prostitutes (assuming) from the end of season 2 were sort of a piece with this, as well as Renault's monologue about insisting to get paid for peddling underage girls. I don't know why, but I found their sadly bizarre talk about the Penguin and whatnot to be creepily evocative in the same way as the weird drugged-out talk in FWWM when Laura and Donna go get wasted in the night-time underbelly of the town's world.
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JazzFlight posted:Bingo, totally thought of A Clockwork Orange too. Never seen it 
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Check the scene when Tammy Preston walks up to Cole's hotel room. She kinda leans to the side and didn't then some digital flickering happens around the door knob. I don't know if that's connected to the Laura vision or what.
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Yeah that Johnny scene was pretty tough to watch, especially as someone with a severely handicapped family member. cis autodrag posted:Never seen it Kubrick and Lynch influenced each other in some pretty interesting ways. Raxivace fucked around with this message at 06:39 on Jul 18, 2017 |
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Herman Cain's back on his bullshit https://twitter.com/thehermancain/status/886995176132149249 https://twitter.com/thehermancain/status/887022850464468993
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lol, why is he using Twin Peaks screenshots? And why is he using Dr Jacobi/Amp without referencing a right wing radio personality?
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https://twitter.com/THEHermanCain/status/887006239837884416 https://twitter.com/THEHermanCain/status/886908343213858816 https://twitter.com/THEHermanCain/status/885545613928128513
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crowoutofcontext posted:So let me get this straight:
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PureRok posted:I agree. This thread is weirdly obsessed with rape. You seem to have a real trouble with adult discussion. Perhaps you should go hang around the GBS thread. I think it's personally completely valid to note that Dougie IS still an unable-to-consent babyman - even if he clearly ended up enjoying it, he doesn't have the mental capacity to give a clear affirmative. Does this bother me that much, really? Nah. It's a funny scene and the creepiness is clearly an oversight. But to whine at all about bringing it up is just the lamest poo poo Escobarbarian fucked around with this message at 08:35 on Jul 18, 2017 |
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I thought the retard rape scene was romantic and heartwarmin g
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Escobarbarian posted:You seem to have a real trouble with adult discussion. Perhaps you should go hang around the GBS thread. I think that person's point (not the one you quoted, the one further up) was that from our perspective it was but from the perspective of the characters in the show, who legitimately don't know better, it wasn't. Personally I'm more concerned about Janey-E snuggling up to him after. The way he absent-mindedly mumbles "love you" in response to her made me go "aww" but also feel deeply sad at the same time.
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Bobby: I know how to open this, we'll need to go outside.
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Supercar Gautier posted:I think that's kind of a literalistic response to a thematic point. This is fair, I assumed you meant deaths happening only in the town of Twin Peaks, in which case I'd rebut that the kid getting run over and Richard's subsequent mayhem will probably make waves in the town. As far as the entire show is concerned though, I agree.
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moist turtleneck posted:The Extremely Rich Billy Zane should have invested in a bag phone Lmao I wonder when the next episodes will hit that tie into the madness that was episode 8. The last two EPs have been like an episode of law and order (comparatively) when it comes to unfathomable weirdness. Sushi in Yiddish fucked around with this message at 11:12 on Jul 18, 2017 |
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