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WILSONNNNNNNNNN HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I TOLD YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU THIS IS WHAT WE DO IN THE FBI!!! e: Hahaha, Gordon's Monica Belluci dream 
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Rageaholic posted:WILSONNNNNNNNNN HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I TOLD YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU Possibly my favorite scene in the whole season.
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The ancient phrase: We are like the dreamer who dreams and then lives inside the dream, but who is the dreamer?
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Every time I see this, I can't help but think of Frank the bunny saying "HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A PORTAL?"
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May 3, 2020 05:34
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El Jeffe posted:Possibly my favorite scene in the whole season. A masterpiece in every way. It's one I show to people for sure.
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Yeah, the FBI dude losing his poo poo is loving amazing. Also I somehow completely forgot that Andy went into the White Lodge. I should be mad that this episode introduces two previously never-before-seen concepts/backstories as if they're a preexisting part of the show's backstory, but they're both done so well it ends up working anyway: Gordon's "I had one of my Monica Belluci dreams!" scene as well as the security guard telling James about the super-strength +3 glove he bought. The Roadhouse scene between Tina's daughter and ? (I forget if she's been on before) feels incredibly foreboding and menacing, like an interrogation almost. I can't help but think of Audrey (season 1 & 2 super-confident and getting into everything Audrey) when I watch it, though that might just be because it's the flipside of the story we saw Charlie getting a couple episodes back. In regards to Sarah Palmer, do you think her screaming and freaking out over the dead body is her putting on an act, or is it the real Sarah bubbling to the surface for a moment between episodes of control by the entity that appears to have hollowed her out (was she the girl the frog-moth crawled into?). The way she freaks out and then the sudden cut to her blank expression of contempt is really quite something, like Lynch had her do the scene in two completely different emotional ways and then cut them together to heighten the sense that something isn't quite right. There are only 4 episodes to go 
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I think it’s pretty funny how the Fireman was so specific and helpful in his instructions to green glove guy, whereas every other time we actually see him he’s talking in cryptic backwards riddles
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Quote of the week: "What the hell? What happened?" (the Bartender) Wild West is one of my favourite songs from this season. It just really gets me pumped for the finale.  Of course, it also picks up on the whole cowboy hero aspect of the season. Dougie pointing his finger like a gun, and the photo of a cowboy in the Fuscos' office just to name a few that I noticed. In a sense, even Sarah's scene is a staple of the western genre: Lone gunslinger goes into the saloon, just looking for a drink, and instantly is harrassed by some rear end in a top hat. Then said rear end in a top hat gets shot.Rageaholic, could I get screenshots of - the Truck You shirt - a hand floating in Sarah's face, please? Rageaholic posted:e: Hahaha, Gordon's Monica Belluci dream You know Tammy is fully part of the team when Gordon treats his Monica Belucci dream like serious business, and she doesn't even blink. Rageaholic posted:Aw yeah, you absolutely do not gently caress with I love how the bar scene goes from extremely scary and realistic to Evil Dead levels of comical in the span of seconds. The Truck You dude seems so menacing, but his cartoonish shriek as he dies and his goofy facial expression don't really convey that. Sarah, as scary as she is, also gets some of the most hilarious and badass lines in the whole season here. Her "Do you really wanna gently caress with this?" reads like some action movie one-liner. The Truck You dude had it comin', after all. The "Sure, is a mystery, huh?" right afterwards always cracks me up, too. So deadpan. Jerusalem posted:I should be mad that this episode introduces two previously never-before-seen concepts/backstories as if they're a preexisting part of the show's backstory, but they're both done so well it ends up working anyway: Gordon's "I had one of my Monica Belluci dreams!" scene as well as the security guard telling James about the super-strength +3 glove he bought. Freddy is supposed to be absurd, though, right? I guess the true scope of how incredibly important this random bloke from Brittain is to the show only becomes clear in future episodes, but man… it's already kinda crazy that he just gets a 10 minute scene of backstory in the last third of this season. Data Graham posted:I think it's pretty funny how the Fireman was so specific and helpful in his instructions to green glove guy, whereas every other time we actually see him he's talking in cryptic backwards riddles You really have to wonder why the Fireman has stopped talking to people. He was pretty chatty with Freddy or Cooper in the original show, but Andy just gets a picture show, and the new Cooper gets the super cryptic "Two birds with one stone" etc. Of course, it's also possible that Freddy liberally interpreted what he was shown in his vision for the sake of the story he was telling. When Gordon was drawn into that potal, he also wasn't particularly coherent, after all. And More fucked around with this message at 13:52 on May 3, 2020 |
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I like that the "spiritual finger" is blackened out inside of Sarah's face, evidence that something is truly wrong (as if we needed more)
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And More posted:Rageaholic, could I get screenshots of  
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I'm p. sure that the smile that bubbles up in the void that was Sarah Palmer's face is Laura's from that iconic prom photo
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Data Graham posted:That fuckin casino music when the Mitchums/girls/Dougie are dancing through the office, god drat it just defies description https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyDI7QJhy_o Can I get a shot of: Lynch in the dream, while someone in the background steps in and out of the alley, Cooper without his head in the dream, The drunk in the cell? Jerusalem posted:
That's Sophie. https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Sophie And I don't know when this conversation takes place. In Part 7 someone runs into the diner asking about Billy. Did this happen before or after? And who is Billy anyway? Is the thing in Sarah really Judy? Why or why not? Pattonesque posted:I'm p. sure that the smile that bubbles up in the void that was Sarah Palmer's face is Laura's from that iconic prom photo I didn't notice that, but I think you're right.  
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The bigger question is whether Megan's uncle was there or not!
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Jerusalem posted:The bigger question is whether Megan's uncle was there or not! Now that's the kind of thing agent Desmond would have picked up on.  Thank you! 
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Just remembered the finger conversation on the plane. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBoWTW764Es
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AstroWhale posted:Can I get a shot of:    (Wasn't sure about the alley one. Which scene was that?)
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So... Supposedly where Lynch and Monica are looking back (and see Lynch/Cole from FWWM) in the real life location just down from that cafe, there was an art gallery that was doing apparently a retrospective of some of Lynch's art from when he was young. So, theoretically, the answer to the question that Gordon Cole is asking - "who is the dreamer?" One could arguably say that Lynch as a young man (say, when he came up with all of this for the first time) is the literal answer, maybe? And Faceless Cooper definitely must be us, the viewer - after all we are watching the dream so we MUST be present.
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It's the right scene. It's after he says: We had a coffee. And no one mentioned the sound design of this scene? Amazing. What is that sound? The whole quote is (https://25yearslatersite.com/2017/08/15/eternal-stories-from-the-upanishads-in-the-return/): quote:
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El Jeffe posted:Just let Ed and Norma be happy Thank you David  e: Mark Frost cameo El Jeffe fucked around with this message at 05:30 on May 10, 2020 |
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Getting a late start, but awwwwwEl Jeffe posted:Thank you David Also hey teapot Philip Jeffries!
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Hahahaha, glove guy one hit KO'ing that guy in the Roadhouse
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One of the best Roadhouse songs, and one of the weirdest Roadhouse endings with Charlyne Yi crawling on the floor and screaming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmyFzEeXhL4
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First of all.... Norma and Big Ed!  I never really noticed before, but Jeffries never actually directly answers Mr. C. He always deflects with questions of his own or with statements that don't actually respond to the questions he is being asked. Mr. C by contrast is direct and to the point, and keeps trying to nail him down with a yes/no answer he never gets, and he leaves unsatisfied despite getting the number for "Judy". Also I love that Mr. C himself doesn't actually know who or what Judy is, and that clearly troubles him. Also it's interesting that Jeffries in Fire Walk With Me points directly at the real Cooper and questions who he really is, but now in his evolved state he is (supposedly) easier to fool. Something fun I was thinking about last week and that cropped up again on this episode is just how firmly entrenched Bobby's status as a deputy is. Last week when he sat down to eat with Big Ed it was difficult to recall this is the same guy who punched Ed in their first televised encounter at the Roadhouse. This week, he's there with Hawk leading in James and his buddy to put into the holding cells, but back in season 1 he and Mike were in those same cells barking and threatening James as a fellow prisoner. Rageaholic posted:and one of the weirdest Roadhouse endings with Charlyne Yi crawling on the floor and screaming It kind of bugs me but I keep thinking of scenes like this and the one from the previous episode with the girl questioning her friend about Billy as representing facets of Audrey's personality, all coming to a head with her finally arriving at the Roadhouse and being told it is time to do her dance. I'm basing that on a theory I've heard bandied about re: Audrey's fate after season 2 and it bugs me because it's not a theory I particularly like, but it's obviously colored my impression of a lot of Roadhouse stuff. Better to think of it more in terms of Harry's explanation to Coop that there's a dark underbelly to Twin Peaks that comes with the seemingly idyllic place, and scenes like this or Steven's apparent suicide earlier this episode seem representative of that.
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Jerusalem posted:
Cooper doesn't even directly see Jeffries, just a projection (?). Unlike in a later scene. Looking at it, the room whre Jeffries is in is behind a radiator. Which reminds me of Eraserhead. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pbh5d9ZeIrQ
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Rageaholic posted:One of the best Roadhouse songs, and one of the weirdest Roadhouse endings with Charlyne Yi crawling on the floor and screaming
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David Lynch started a YouTube channel and the only thing on it right now is him describing the weather: https://youtu.be/krIj6eLF4mU Puts me in mind of Agent Cooper. I can totally hear him saying this exact thing (but faster) on a tape to Diane.
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StarkRavingMad posted:David Lynch started a YouTube channel and the only thing on it right now is him describing the weather: https://youtu.be/krIj6eLF4mU I love the continuity from the old videos from 15 years ago. Same desk and shelves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raF6k444MWs
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OMG YES!!! Lynch doing the weather was my absolute favorite youtube thing EVER and was the reason I made an account on that site 16 years ago in the first place! Lynch is so far ahead of everyone when it comes to post-modern coolness  edit: Actually the coolest thing about all of this is that I fuckin' live about half an hour away from Lynch in LA now, so I can actually GET THE WEATHER from him daily. You know, instead of looking out the window and smoking a cigarette like him
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StarkRavingMad posted:David Lynch started a YouTube channel and the only thing on it right now is him describing the weather: https://youtu.be/krIj6eLF4mU
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https://twitter.com/bdrew73/status/1260612882754146306
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The Preacher one someone did was amazing
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