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>>84105040
1st for jumping man

>>84105040
Can anyone zoom in/enhance with a HD copy to read her name badge?

>>84105040
That ring stealing whore should have been fired.

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Can we get a moment of appreciation for the amazing false flashlight effect during the scene where they peel Ike's skin off the gun?

Diane a shit.

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HeeeeeeeLooooOOOooOOOOOOooooo

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>>84105106
S. Round.....

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The new Truman is objectively superior to his brother in every way even though his brother is a really swell guy.

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Windom Earle is inquestionably the best part of season two, simply because what enshrouds the Deleuzian representation of negation in “The Black Lodge” is by nature (W)indom (E)arle. We, the pure ample aspiration, the capital v-Viewer are held fantastically in a grip of pleasure as "solicitude", certainty as “knowingness” and “The Black Lodge” as ontological blockchain/godhead. TMFAP is absolute fact in opposition but the baroque villainy of WE's (and any Lovecraftian) the same sin to die “now” as on the path to Madness. The conditional “It” (DC) creates nothing in response, Earle's own humanity is reflected in his oeuvre of disguise-personalities. (performed) To WE (& the normative Cooper &Briggs) the Implacability of unsure sentiment is Earle’s selfenforcing principle, pleasure--simplicity. In Palmer, the reprised intelligences move towards psychosomatic transgression. WE's sickness is symptom & myth unlike the Palmer daughter his active agent is not important, but “normal” and yet pronouncedly considerable as such, bidding. “We a the, of not can he.” The subject of Earle is in an undiluted terrace viewed viewers become wrote wonders, noting nothing Indian anyhow in the Black Lodge (negation).

Then, there’s Earle, the something coupling with Lodge entities, (call it “force”, of what? of course: illusion. – by since And because of supremacy In ALL perceptions, (rare & cloistered the issue may be) what we then Now view as reality, IS,) [in WE's] subjection a full picture. In an open letter to Kenneth Welsh “Windom Earle” one asks to which if not to want introduction (Mark Frost) gigantic of up wrote run life, (MF) introduction, revelation, dreams, & value system, (MF,MF,DL,MF) ie. AS Windom Earle hAS in the Black Lodge. (the rudimentary transition in S2 of Windom A into form Windom B.) Perhaps to “comfyfags“ will greet these upon death, a paradoxical death for those who existence infects.

>>84105143
What's your name

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>>84105106

>>84105143
Why is Diane such a cunt?

>>84105169
Looks more like a B me thinks... thanks Anon.

>>84105205
She hasn't gotten a Coop tape in 25 years

>>84105205
She and Coop had a Bond/Moneypenny thing going on and then DoppelCoop showed up at her house and did some shit to destroy any emotional connection they had. Turned her into a bitter bitch who spent 25 years fucking younger men, looking for another Coop.

>>84105183
I personally believe that Lynch is trolling us very hard, has managed to keep his collaboration with Michael Ontkean secret, and will have a bit reveal around episode 16-18 when Ontkean will return to the show.

>>84105200
holy shit someone phone Mr Jeffries

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>>84105205
SHE'S NOT, YOU FUCKING BASTARD. SHE'S DAMAGED AND DEFENSIVE

>>84105200

DON'T --

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Diane, it's been 8,857 days since I first entered The Black Lodge. As always, these daily messages seem to be the only thing holding my sanity together. The giant tried to offer me coffee again today, but of course it would become solid when I attempted to drink it. At this point I can't decide whether or not the giant is trying to tell me something, thinks I'm still impressed by this trick, or is just a jerk. I tell you Diane, not a day goes by that I don't long for a good cup of coffee. The midget still hasn't returned after he disappeared shortly after I entered the Lodge. No sign of Annie either, who I can only hope found her way out of this place. I'd try to look for her myself but as I've mentioned before, I can't seem to leave this chair. It is a damn comfy chair, mind you. Diane, please remind me to find out the brand of these chairs once I get out of here. I think I also saw Leland poking his head around the curtains earlier, but that may have just been my mind slowly giving into insanity. A thought occurs to me that recording these tapes within the Lodge could mean that these messages when listened to outside may just be reversed, incomprehensible gibberish. This would therefore render the last 25 years worth of tapes completely useless. For your hopes, Diane, I hope that isn't the case.

>>84105269
2 comfy 4 me

>>84105245
I don't see why collaboration between Lynch and Ontkean would be a secret. I mean he's one of the best characters but he's not essential and keeping collaboration a secret wouldn't have the same effect as keeping it secret with say, Bowie.

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>tfw BobCoop sent Diane a tape soon after getting out of the Lodge and the tape was him saying: "Fuck you, Diane."

>>84105050
How do you do it

>>84105183
>ywn have a battlestation like that

JDIMSA

>>84105340
>Bowie.

let it go my man, just let it go

>>84105340
Well because we have tonnes of sources claiming Ontkean isn't in this series, he isn't coming back, the actor is retired, etc. etc. etc.
So either that is true, or maybe Lynch managed to keep it a real secret.

The way he has Truman speak on the phone to his brother so frequently, in 3 different episodes now, or at least make allusions to the fact that Harry S Truman is sick strikes me as baiting us in.

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Pie!

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>there are individuals on this board who unironically believe that a sequence of refulgent spectrums appearing to flash across the passenger compartment windows of a private aeroplane's fuselage may veritably hold the key to one of the infinitesimal conundrums of the twin peaks nexus

>>84105384
>The way he has Truman speak on the phone to his brother so frequently, in 3 different episodes now, or at least make allusions to the fact that Harry S Truman is sick strikes me as baiting us in.

I feel like it's just Lynch poking fun at the trope where an actor doesn't return who's fairly integral to the plot and then the other characters have to continually converse with them over a phone or something. Lynch is known to do shit like this.

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reminder that this is the EXACT MOMENT s2 turned into unwatchable garbage. Notice anything?

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>Everyone has gotten over Laura's death except Bobby
>He'll carry it with him until the day he dies

>>84105470
If you had Sheryl Lee looking gf and she died, would you be able to get over it?

>>84105416
What was his fucking problem

>that sweeping scene

It's like Lynch realised that this episode progressed the plot far too much and it's time to punish the audience some more. Faggot.

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>>84105187
WINDOMINATED

>>84105525
get real, shelly is much better

>>84105540
Thinks his wife is fucking Ben Horne

>>84105525
Bobby understood that the depth of their relationship only ever extended to cocaine and its free provision to Laura.

>>84105580
What was her fucking problem

Diane having some historic problem with Dale makes no fucking sense. There's never a suggestion in his tape messages that there was any bad blood between them and if Bad Coop had gone to visit her after the events of s2, then she'd realise it wasn't the real him.

>>84105600
Isn't fucking Ben Horne enough

>>84105562
But both are good

>>84105593
The problem was that Bobby was good lookin too, Jacques and Leo didn't mind getting her drugs if they got to fuck her but Bobby just wanted to be loved back

>>84105612
This is exactly what i thought.

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Why does he do this?

>>84105249
Laura Dern acted the FUCK out of that scene.

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So did Evil Coop rape Diane?

>>84105470
Cooper, her mom, and probably James and Donna aren't over it.

>>84105612
>then she'd realise it wasn't the real him.
I don't think she suspected there was anything internally wrong with him back then, or maybe they didn't even talk that much when he came to her house. She just thought he'd turned into an ultra prick.

>>84105593
If you had Sheryl Lee looking "gf" who only used you to get drugs and you killed a man because of her and then she died because of the lifestyle she had fallen into, would you be able to get over it?

>>84105244
>Turned her into a bitter bitch who spent 25 years fucking younger men, looking for another Coop

Damn. Hadn't thought of that, but that is what is subtly implied by her aesthetic, her sitting in that bar, and, well, the young guy at her place.

Knowing that Showtime commissioned Lynch to do 18 episodes instead of 12 it's now clear that the first 6 episodes was where he decided to cram the filler. Episode 7 suddenly saw the pace ramp up. Thankfully shit is about to start happening now.

>>84105632

reddit pls go

>>84105645
>when you can't call for help

>>84105645
It's heavily implied. I mean, BOB does seem to be a habitual raper.

>>84105645
Lynch has proven to be one to often surprise expectations, but still, probably, yes.

>>84105269
I think time passes differently in the lodge

>>84105670
You didn't think that was some of the best acting in television you've seen in a while?

Forgive me if I sounded enthusiastic in a generic way, but I think she was really incredible there. Laura Dern really is one of the best.

>>84102747
>>84102756
The sequence consists of six shots and three angles: Shot 1 from the left side of the counter; Shot 2 from the right; Shot 3 on Norma in a booth; Shot 4 on the left again; Shot 5 on Norma again; Shot 6 on the right. The group of customers in each shot is basically the same, they're just shuffled around, with a few disappearing or being introduced after the first shot.

Bing guy comes in at Shot 2 and leaves within Shot 4: these are obviously continuous, connected by Shot 3 of Norma. Shot 5 of Norma shows her turning back to her work, and it is less obviously a reaction to the Bing guy than Shelly's in Shot 4 to the extent you can say this Shot happens sometime later, but it clearly can also be viewed as continuous.

This leaves Shot 1>2 and Shots 5>6 as only ones where it's totally ambiguous whether they are continuous with the others. That'd beg the question why they'd be getting up and switching places, or, if they're actually different nights altogether, how come this group of people coincidentally shows up together. I think those are the kinds of thoughts Lynch wants to provoke with a choice like this, but I doubt there is any literal timeskipping within the sequence. The nonchalance of the people in the diner before and after the Bing guy is more akin to everyone's strange obliviousness to Dougie/Cooper's condition.

>>84105645

This raises another question of whether Diane bore a child from a fucking possessed doppelganger.

>>84105728
Why are you fucks always talking about kids coming out of rapes?

RoeVwade was in the 70's

>>84105727
It's an editing error. The key is that woman who's sitting in the booth. She's sitting in front of a kid and talking to someone off screen when the guy runs in, then at the very end the same woman gets up with that guy but there's no kid with them. They just reused an extra and didn't think anybody would still be awake to notice after that fucking sweeping scene.

>>84105424
Definitely this. Lynch is taking the piss. One of the actors integral to his show has retired so instead he's invented his brother as a stand-in Harry. The Michael Cera scene, for instance, was obviously initially intended to involve Harry, and doesn't make much sense with Frank Truman.

>>84105542

That was my exact thought.

>what is going to happen next
>the Roadhouse, hmm no shitty indie band of the week what's going on?
>...and he's still sweeping, fucking Lynched

At least it was Kino.

>>84105767
>Why are you fucks always talking about kids coming out of rapes?
What else is there to talk about?

>>84105593
He did it because he wanted to be with her. It broke his heart that she only saw him as a cocaine dispenser, like in the scene when they are lying on the couch, but kept up the charade because it was the only way for him to stay close to her. If he quit the drug running, she wouldn't stick around for long. He understood but didn't want to accept the true nature of their relationship.

>>84105807
Mr. Jackpots

>>84105798
At least we got that phone call confirming One Eyed Jack's is still operational, and still doing dodgy shit. I wonder if those two whores he was referring to are the two whores who were gravitating towards Richard. I think he said they were blonde though.

>>84105778
But then why not just recast Harry? He did it with Donna.

>>84105798
Have you ever seen someone constantly play with the viewer and their expectations this much?

I mean people could argue that GoT did with its willingness to kill anyone, but this is a different type of audience-fucking. It's like the opposite of fan service. A head-fucking anti-fanservice.

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LYNCH CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS

>>84105818
>Bobby, did you kill Mike?
>*laughs hysterically*

psychotic bitch

>>84105818
thanks Dr. Phil

>>84105842
I think he only recasted Donna out of spite for Lara Flynn

>>84105855
I'm pretty sure he fucks her.

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someone please make a better version of this

>>84105855
Think of it: probably every high-brow chick, artist chick, indie band chick, independent movie actress, 'alternative' girl, etc. etc. etc. would probably fuck Lynch for the sheer cultural cred.

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>>84105855

even the background extras are fucking hot

how DOES he get away with it

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>>84105880
Lynch is a neodymium magnet for unorthodox, misunderstood, artistically inclined women.

>>84105930
This bitch from 25 years ago shits over every numale faggot band they've put on so far.

David Lynch and Kyle MacLachlan are turning me gay, therye both so fucking attractive

>>84105977
Lynch is one ugly Irish fuck

>>84105977
>turning me gay
>posting on /tv/
you're already there big boy

>>84105930
What is there to be understood about women? Women are all about craving attention and validation and having successful men to leech from.

>>84105988
fugg

>>84105977
I would have a friendly conversation with Kyle
no homo

>>84105983
I can only hope to be so 'ugly' at 70. Also, it doesn't matter what you look like as a guy. As long as you aren't completely hideous, you're good to go. Lynch can run through a buffet of 10's whenever he feels like.

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What does it mean

I wish there were more fat people in the show.

>>84105908
Wtf is that Bowie?

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>>84106033
Try broadening your social circles.

>>84106048
no he can't, just look at his wives, the best he could do was Isabella Rosselini who's a 7.5/10

>>84106033
Pathetic

>>84106065
I'm glad there isn't. Fat people are anti-kino

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>>84106063

>>84106082
You could be like a 5 and if you act correctly you can land just about anyone. Lynch is a classy dude

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>>84106082

>>84105908
Reminder that this general unironically thinks that is a statue of David Bowie.

>>84106105
What instrument has this many holes though

>>84106138
Don't set them up like this.

>>84105767
Abortion is wrong and all the Peaksfus are pure.

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>Frank calls Harry
>Harry had a particularly bad day
>Beverly returns home and talks to the nurse
>her husband had a particularly bad day
>HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT IS IT-
>its not Harry

What a cocktease

>>84106119
Act correctly?

>>84106048
>Also, it doesn't matter what you look like as a guy.
This is true. Most men get more handsome with age and more appealing to younger women, while women are doomed to become less appealing with age. Sucks to be a chick in more ways than just having to give birth.

>>84106159
You are a sick fuck if you think Abortion is wrong in Rape cases

In Fire Walk With Me, why did Cooper insist that Laura not take the ring? It seemed to ward off the evil Bob entity from taking possession of her, and it seemed she knew this when she put the ring on. Did wearing the ring seal her inside the lodge, hence Copper's insistance she not take it?

>>84106161
I was confused for a second too

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>>84105727
Precedents are abundant, but uniformity amongst them is rare. The interpretation exists in the ambiguous, yet therein lays the indentured charge of his approach. To be Lynchian is to radiate elusiveness, and the enigma of what signifies Lynchian’s rationale lies in perpetuating unfamiliarity in that which was once familiar.

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>>84106139
>Naomi will never welcome you home with a sandwich
why even live?

>>84106161
I didn't even pick up on this. Fucking red herrings everywhere this season.

>>84106163
Dont be a fuckin sperg, drink whisky, maybe smoke a cigarette or cigar, dress like you have money, or even better, have money

i.e. confidence

>tfw Jacoby trawls the media landscape and finds images of Dale Cooper identified as Douglas Jones.

>tfw Jacoby blows the whistle on a federal plot to infiltrate American society with secret special FBI agents and feed dwarven assassin meat to sinister pizza demons.

The fucks are at it again!!!

>>84106188
True tho.

>>84106179
No one has the right to take a life.

>>84106214
define life. checkmate'd. lynched. christfags btfo

>>84106214
>my fetus is a person

lmao

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>Bad Coop killed Annie
>It would have been Audrey if not for Zane
Apologize

>>84106208
I wonder how conspiracy theorist Jacoby is going to figure into this season. Like, perhaps he will stumble into something accidentally and push it onto the right person, as you say. Or maybe he'll stumble into things but just comedically get in the way.

It's a funny turn for his character though. He really works as a conspiracy theorist.

So Ray was in jail after all. What did DoppelCoop mean when he said "you didn't really expect me to believe Ray would go to jail for carrying a gun over state lines" to that bitch he killed in the motel?

>>84106245
I am all for abortion but even I can admit that abortion is murder, dont be dense

>>84106245
A fetus is unironically a real human bean

>>84106260
>It's a funny turn for his character though. He really works as a conspiracy theorist.
It's pretty clear now Jacoby, not Cole, is Lynch's self-insert. Him being a 9/11 truther and all.

>>84106238
Well, if you abort it, it is dead, so therefore it was formerly alive.

Checkmate atheist.

(differentfag here; actually I think abortion is fine in that case)

>>84106105
someone needs to try to play the code on the plane

>>84106238
>define life
Something which has begun (or forced into) the process of becoming a conscious being.

>>84106248
What a beautiful man

>>84106260
It strikes me as funny that he had a rant about diseases and the last episode had at least 3 people suffering from some disease. I hope it is something that will be developed.

>>84106308
So where do you draw the line then? Should the morning after be illegal?

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>>84106063
>>84106105
>first the bonsai and now this

Windomkino is back on the menu, boys

>>84106436
oh fug i forgot he played this

>>84106082
show us a 9/10 woman

>>84106436
>kino
more like flick desu

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>>84106188
Gnomic incantations and pronouncements resist the elucidative service and rationalist inclination of dialogue, gambling instead on sound design to evoke what lies beyond the language. The consequence of language is used less for meaning than it is for sound - particularly his curious, syntactically awkward predilection for abstract nouns. Words for Lynch are not just reductive; they are anathema.

>>84106286
Every character is obviously Lynch's self-inserts but different aspects of him

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>>84106500

>>84105205

Bad Coop raped her.

But she enjoyed it as she had feelings for good Coop but was conflicted by the forced rape.

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is this perhaps one of the purest moments of kino in all of cínemá?

>>84106415
The clock starts ticking as soon as the fish start swimming. The harsh reality is that a murderer is worse than a rapist.

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He smelled funny.

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Anons, I returned to 4chins after a year only for tpg. Can you please explain to me how the term kino came to be?

>>84106547
>But she enjoyed it
go on...

>>84106548
Unquestionably.

>>84106535

Leno called, he wants his chin back

>>84106548
>that horrible accent placement on the a in cinéma

The absolute state of your plebness

>>84106565
Joint < Flick < Movie < Film < Cinemà < Kino

>>84106565
If you were around last year about this time, you'd be familiar with the term

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>>84105050
HellllOOOooooOOO there frenlo :')

>>84106161
>>84106195
But isn't Harry in the hospital?

>>84106565
It was one of those recurring lowkey /tv/ talking points for a while back. I think it was in a kind of mock film-discussion context where anons would propose that there were distinctions between 'film', 'flicks', 'kinography', etc. And kino just has that funny ring to it that appeals to /tv/ for whatever reason, so it became a meme to ask if something is kino.

As far as what kino refers to at this point, I think it's usually used post-ironically in celebration of high quality, high sensory type stuff, like Predator or The Thing, and certain more aesthetic art films. I don't see it used much for slow, black and white French type stuff, but I see it used on stuff like Spring Breakers or Neon Demon, Picnic at Hanging Rock or Chungking Express.

>>84105050
>>84106639
Is he the key to all this?

>>84106639
A WHITE BLACK PERSON?!

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>>84106515
>implying every scene including Windom wasn't kino
You need to go back

>>84106609
>using the caliphate of france's spelling
absolute c u c k

>>84106641
Yes, and he's not going to appear. I'm going to assume he'll be dead by seasons end.

>>84106670
>David Lynch finally casts a black person
>puts him in white face

Kek.

>>84106643
>I don't see it used much for slow, black and white French type stuff, but I see it used on stuff like Spring Breakers or Neon Demon, Picnic at Hanging Rock or Chungking Express.

And for David Lynch, obviously.

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>>84106639

>>84106670
he represents the white lodge being a fake front for the black lodge

>>84106695
lol, based

>>84106655
Why else do you think anon (D. Lynch) keeps posting him 1st?

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>>84106643
>>84106619
Thanks anons. Here´s some Audrey for you.

>>84106548
I hate this scene, it's just one of those unexplainable bullshit that exists for no reason other than to be weird.

>>84106749
that's a dude with gyno

>>84106750
bait for lynchedposting

SAM STANLEY

>>84106749
This is not a good look

>>84106750
No, it's Lynch 'avin a giggle over the people that obsess over stuff like the flickering lights on the air plane.

guys what are we gunna do when this finished?

We will never experience this kind of pure unadulterated kino again.

Twin peaks has ruined all others shows for me. I tried to watch Better call saul and leftovers the other day but just could not do it anymore.

They all pale in comparison.

feels bad man

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>>84106773

>>84106767
>>84106791
fags

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>>84106776
What time is it, Stanley?

>>84106824
>guys what are we gunna do when this finished?
heaven's gate redux

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>>84106832

>>84106520
What is this from? Good explanation

>>84106750
>unexplainable
They literally explain it 5 minutes later

>>84106837
Do NOT bully friend Sam Stanley!

>>84106865

LYNCHED
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>>84106824
Submerse yourself in 1970s eastern european arthouse. I'd link you to my mubi, but fuck that.

>>84106824
I'm just gonna kill myself after it ends. There isn't much to life without kino.

>>84106851
those are twin peaks alright

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>>84106837
I want closure on this.

>>84106884
how do I get past the boredom?
watching 20 minute shots of raining inside a building isn't exactly easy

>>84106824
When it ends, I go back to not watching TV.

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Doc Hayward on Skype remembering how weird Coop was acting after How's Annie?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnlYwt-Iljk

>>84106950

Here's a bit of closure with Stanley

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgtUE5C8Svo

>>84106436
What a meme villain.

>>84107031
Why was Cooper such a dick in FWWM?

>>84106953
you gotta ease yourself into it
slowly watch more and more challenging things and make sure you're not distracted by anything
also
how the fuck did you not enjoy zerkalo

>>84106436
Window earl always reminded me of the leader of the evil nerd trio in buffy

>>84107006
>exactly how DoppelCoop acts and talks now
That Lynched me hard.

>>84107076
did you just refer to ''the mirror'' as zerkalo? you pretentious piece of shit lel

>>84107120
that's the name of the film dickhead

>>84107076
I was actually talking about Nostalghia, rmember when the Russian goes to the old man's house?

>>84107006
wtf how haven't I seen this

Lads, how do we rank part 7? I think it's one of the better episodes so far.

>>84107151
Missing Pieces

I have a question about the original Twin Peaks series.
Is season 1 all about who killed Laura? Or does it involve different cases?

>>84106862
http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/david-lynchs-elusive-language

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>>84107157
8.5/10

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Does anyone else think that the Major Briggs story is the most interesting storyline by far?

is this a porn safe general?

>>84107240
>pic
This was so fucking weird, man.

>>84107202
If you're asking if it's an X-Files-esque mystery of the day show, then no. Laura's murder is the driving plot.

>>84105040
https://youtu.be/ibMcII_kM2M
what did I mean by this

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>>84107276
>If you're asking if it's an X-Files-esque mystery
got ya covered

>>84107276
I haven't watched any X-Files to make a comparison.
Are you saying that the entire series is about Laura? Or only season 1?

I'm curious because I unwittingly read a review that I thought was spoiler-free only to find out who Laura's killer was.

>>84107240
>>84107274
Why did he do it? It's so bad, like something out of an Indian daily tv series or something

>>84107368
Never read reviews if you dont want to get spoilered lad

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>>84107316
>it's a brainlet thinks secret history was about aliens episode

>>84107202
All of Twin Peaks is about Laura.

>>84107368
The whole "good" part of the series centers around Laura's murder, but I still think it would enjoyable for you. I'm an oldfag (well, older than most of /tv/) and my first experience with Twin Peaks was watching FWWM (the prequel film that reveals the killer) on VHS back in the day. I watched the series when the Gold Box DVD set came out in 2007 or 2008, with full memory of the movie, and still enjoyed it.

>>84107368
Laura is the most important character in the show

>>84107479
Did you miss the CIA and UFO sighting chapters or something?

>>84107377
One contrivance you should never depreciate from D. Lynch is his congenital faculty to metamorphose into a sillybilly whenever the mood takes him.

>>84107550
Did you miss the entire crux of the book, which was that every "paranormal event" in history wasn't ghosts, aliens or gods, but the beings of the lodge?

>>84107600
Well-executed subtext is hard to comprehend for the Breaking Bad generation.

>>84107600
and how does that negate my ''X-files'' observation? The lodge creatures are still supernatural beings or did you ever see BOB in real life?

>>84107544
She is also played by best girl

>>84107636
>Well-executed subtext
Good one Mr. Frost

>>84105040
why did Lynch chose royalty free music for the latest episode?

>>84107550

If the flying object is unidentified, why do you assume it's an extraterrestrial.

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YOU'RE GOING BACK TO MISSOULA

MONTAANAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>84107682
Eddie Vedder wanted unreal amounts of money

>>84105169
I think it says "B. Found" ?

>>84107694
Uncle Leland NO

>>84107688
I don't have to assume it's extraterrestrial, just the fact that you have a storyline of weird local sightings puts in ''X-Files'' category

>>84107661
>responds to aliens argument, doubling down that that was your intentional observation
>get proven wrong, backtrack into saying you were just talking about any supernatural occurences

If that were the case you wouldn't have singled out the book as being "X-Files-esque" because that same level of supernatural (lodge creatures + BOB) exists on the show as well. Just admit that you didn't understand/read the book, and that you just parrot what /tv/ says.

>>84107755

Supernatural beings = aliens = X-Files

Why is this so hard to comprehend?

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>Sarah Palmer never thinks to mention that Leland was acting like a psycho the day before Laura's death

I never got around to watching the X-Files. Is it kino?

>>84107502
Her connection to the plot gets pretty tenuous after her murder is solved. Even in S3 the only reason people are talking about her is because of her connection to Dale.

>>84107735
>a storyline of weird local sightings puts in ''X-Files'' category

That was the intentional "swerve" of it all. It was made to look like something entirely different from what we're used to, but then it gets connected to the true Twin Peaks lore in the book's "a-ha" moment.

I thought it was interesting how it connected the lodge logic to our own world, where people believe in ghosts, aliens etc. It's the Twin Peaks world through the lens of the average person who doesn't know of the true supernatural (the lodges).

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can we talk about this guy's shitty sweeping technique?

>doesn't move the bar stools before he starts sweeping
>uses a tiny ass broom when he should be using a full length one

>>84107702
has that song been played yet?

>>84107802
Was probably not that unusual.

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>>84107794
Damn, you really go down swinging kek

>>84107802
Leland is like that normally.

>>84107202

>pleb hasn't watched original show
>asks question on general where he could have easily googled synopsis

>>84107863
>>doesn't move the bar stools before he starts sweeping

This was Jane-y plate tier disgusting

>>84107867
No, that's not even the song that's getting played. It's going to be Even Flow.

>>84107905
wtf kek

>>84107881
heh, I still think it reads like an X-files related book but I guess I'm dumb

Theoretically, would a season 3 in 1992 have been as good as this?

>>84107990
at least we would be getting more of james' cool adventures

>>84107990
No, Lynch would have had an autistic meltdown and unexpectedly ragequit again during the time where Frost is off writing another Fantastic 4 movie or something, leaving a revolving door of writers and directors to pick up the scraps and then having the balls to constantly call what they did shitty for 25 years.

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Why do you all keep downplaying Mark Frost's contributions to Twin Peaks? I am the co-creator after all.

>>84107881
>>84107971
Technically, any form of life that exists outside of earth or our plane of existence is Alien

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>>84107971
From the Oxford dictionary

>Alien: A hypothetical or fictional being from another world.

>Mike: man from another place

checkmate

>>84106033
>i'm an incel

What is the overall consensus regarding the quality of the new season among the general public?

>>84108108
Normies get LYNCHED

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>>84107896

>>84108046
Lynch only left because the network forced him to do something he absolutely didn't want to do

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/tpg/, for you, where does Leland Palmer rank within the sphere of disturbing, transformative modern icons?

>>84108136
>ABC literally raped Lynch

>>84108157
>disturbing

wut.

>>84108108
Most people ive seen arent fond of it, because it doesnt follow the conventional norms of storytelling

I dont blame them, not everyone wants to think super hard when they consume entertainment, i guess it just means we dont get normie trash in our general

>>84108136
Obviously, but it was still unprofessional. Lynch is just responsible for the show's decline as anyone. It's also lame how he constantly has to chime in about how much season 2 sucked in the years following, but he continued to act as Gordon Cole and collect paychecks from it. I'm a big Lynch fan, but that never sat right with me and people always overlook it because they view him as infallible.

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>>84108157
one of the best

>>84106643
>I don't see it used much for slow, black and white French type stu-
people on /tv/ describe literally everything, including tweets as kino at this stage

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So now that we've established the Lodge creatures as Aliens, can the Mark Frost book be considered X-files esque

any recommended lynch reading material? who has read the various compilations of academic/critical pieces? or zizek or biographies?

>>84108228
Only if the show is considered X-Files-esque, too desu.

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>>84108234
>zizek

Fucking stop.

>>84108261
SEETHING

>>84108210
wtf i hate lynch now

>>84107869
>>84107884
That's because he was posessed by BOB when he was only 12.

How did Lealand even manage to live a semi-normal life compared to Evil Coop?

>>84108136
>“‘Who killed Laura Palmer?’ was a question that we never really wanted to answer,”
wew what a dumb fuck

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>“It got very stupid and goofy in the second season; it got ridiculous,”

>S1 wasn't goofy

>>84108350
DoppelCoop was literally manufactured for evil. He was an evil product of the black lodge. Leland was just a corrupted person.

>>84108378
There's a difference between goofy and quirky

>>84108399
Yes, and S1 was goofy.

>>84108350
yeah, this is very badly explained
If Leland was possessed when he was 12, he would've been a degenerate criminal, instead he became a lawyer and created a beautiful family, doesn't make sense

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>>84106547
I can't tell if you're kidding, but that is exactly the sort of thing Lynch would write.

>>84108407
BOB wasn't in control all the time.

>When he was in me, I didn't know... and when he was gone, I couldn't remember

>>84108157
Considering the damage the doppelganger has done, Leland must have done a good job supressing Bob besides raping Laura and the murders, all things considering.

>>84107863
Were we told what was spilled on the floor?

>>84108213
This was Leland's doppelganger, right? He didn't kill anybody because the real one did. I usually see people arguing that's just his ghost claiming innocence again because it was Bob all along, but that wouldn't explain the eyes

>>84108429
still... how was he so successful in life with Bob inside of him since he was 12

i am enjoying the new episodes, although i am really disappointed with how lynch has gone about continuing the narrative... none of its believable and he just makes a bunch of bullshit history that doesn't really makes sense... like dale cooper doing all this bad shit... hes sort of ruining it, in a way

i wish he just made a new tv series. this sort of seems like a bad spin-off.

my favourite elements of this season has been the new characters, even if they have no significance.

i hope lynch does a better job of making this all connect together into something cohesive because so far its just a bunch of random shit. the 'dougie' story line is getting unbearable...

>>84108407
What really makes less sense is that Leland was supposed to have been committing murders with MIKE before he cut off his arm...

>>84108441
I think the idea is that Coop's body is so amazing that when evil takes control it is able to push it to the maximum.

>>84108471
Bad people can become successful and hide behind a facade. Hell, Bill Cosby is basically Leland. Think of all the garmonbozia he must have harvested while being America's role model.

>>84108261
*sniff*

>>84108507
but Bill Cosby is an actor, Leland was a grade A lawyer, what I want to know is how do you go through law school as a top student with BOB inside of you

>>84108350
>>84108407


The difference is that Leeland wasn't his doppelganger, who was inside the lodge. It could also be argued that the doppelganger is a mirror reflection of the real person, which means a good person will have an evil doppelganger, a neutral person will have a neutral doppelganger. Hence Cooper's doppelganger being capable of extreme evil.

>>84108556
Are you saying lawyers cannot be evil?

>>84105962
this

>>84108157
right up there with homer simpson

>>84108556
BOB was in it for the long game since he wanted to be the little girl. Laura was just the first opportunity he got after Leland

>>84107895
I've actually watched the pilot episode and I have to say it's gripping enough for me to want to watch it.

The thing is it has 30 episodes and I barely have any time so I really had to do some research to see if it fits my taste, i.e. if it's a whodunit that actually involves logical deductions (as holmes would have it).

For comparison, I liked Silence of the lambs but I think the plot was way too basic for me to be astounded by it (the antagonist was also relatively easily caught with a little show of a battle of wits, which is a big plus for me). In other words the conclusions must be drawn from something very logical.
I think Twin Peaks is what I'm looking for but I have to be sure.

What do you guys think? Should I watch this? Or maybe Sherlock or True detective is a better fit for me?

>>84108614
Go away.

Bowie is in the next episode. He is covered in black face paint like that mysterious character, but he is wearing his clean white suit jacket.

Remember this post! x

>>84108614
Season 1 is fit for you but definitely not season 2 or FWWM

>>84108614
no one cares

>>84107241
Yeah, the Briggs plot line is the best indication we have of what season three would have looked like if the show hadn't been cancelled.

>>84108614
If you have time for the other two i don't see why you wouldn't have it for TP

But on a sidenote TD is also a great show

>>84108614
just watch the original... take it slow, its awesome. theres no rush to watch it all.

people can say whatever they want about twin peaks, but there are some really beautiful moments in there.

true detective is cool but honestly twin peaks has so much more personality. its inspired by twin peaks clearly, so just get the real thing.

>>84108614
Just watch season 1 and the first 9 episodes of season 2, the rest and FWWM are not for you

new thread when

>>84108646
Too bad he died before filming started but Lynch is known for his flwaless CGI so who knows

>>84108556
Leland is still generally a good guy. It seems Bob only comes out when you have enough dark thoughts and desires. That's why Bob has the greatest influence on Leland after he murders Jacques.

>>84108681
I also wouldn't call True Detective's ending "bad", but I don't think it was a satisfying ending. It just seemed anticlimactic and like the buildup didn't really matter.

>>84108474
>he just makes a bunch of bullshit history that doesn't really makes sense... like dale cooper doing all this bad shit

did you not watch the original series? how does bad coop doing bad things not make any sense to you?

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>Bowie appears in S3
>but it's just the shit come out of my ass scene reused

God damn it when will coop be back to normal

>>84108652
>>84108681
>>84108687
Thanks
How about the 2017 version?

new

>>84108745
>>84108745
>>84108745

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>>84108261
*pulls shirt*

>>84108742
Season 3 requires you to have seen at least the first 2 seasons. FWWM is recommended watching, though

>>84108614
>it's a whodunit that actually involves logical deductions
It's less logic and more weird dreams.

>>84108741
last shot of episode 18

>>84108735
OH MRS. RHONDA

THE PISS IT COME OUT OF MY DICK

>>84108742
Thats what i meant, the rest is not for you

Tbh i still reccomend it, it just takes alot more effort on your part to really pay attention, and of course visiting /tpg/ when youre lost

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>>84108646
Head Float Jim is actually Bowie.

And I mean ACTUALLY Bowie. He faked his death and affected a new movement style to fool the devil.

>>84108602
wut, was bob inside Laura as well?

>>84108923
No but he really wanted to be

>>84108796
Sounds reasonable.
I actually really like weird shit, I just prefer logic.

>>84108938
Then youll like it all pretty much

have fun

>>84108936
as do i

>>84109006
honestly who doesn't?

>>84105662
This is a common experience in America, where are you from?

I had two gfs like this and killed ten men over baby laxative, now I work for the NSA.

>>84109152
I am from Denmark and we have a great divide when it comes to drugs. They're either part of your everyday life or something you only see in international movies.

>>84107863
>sweeps instead of vacuuming