Drink full: The TWIN PEAKS 2017 spoiler thread, part 2

Forgot he was in justified! He was great in TP

Is that boxset for sure coming out before Xmas? Still not up for preorder anywhere

12/7 iirc. No preorders anywhere yet AFAIK

this is very Lynchy, isn't it? It's by Tove Jansson circa 1930

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Nice!

it's called Mysterious Landscape.

https://www.provideocoalition.com/AOTC-TWIN-PEAKS

"I love the scene in the sheriff’s office at the end which quite literally broke the Avid. There was so much data for that scene. Eleven tracks of picture. 24 tracks of sound. It was a 27 minute scene and we had to break it up into 2 minute chunks just for Avid to be able to process everything. There’s 22 principal characters. When he was shooting it, I told him it was going to be special. He was using shaky-cam and I told him, 'It looks great. Keep using that shaky-cam.'"

Wow

Great interview, thanks for that link. And I lol'ed at "Guido Cooper."

What’s your take on the importance of continuity?

DUNHAM: To me, there’s no question. It doesn’t matter.

LOL there ya go "the diner patrons dont match IT MUST MEAN SOMETHING" fanboys

To be fair ALL of the clues and threads turned out to be red herrings, pretty much.

Idk about that - Naido turned out to be diane, and wins correctly called the diane/janey-e relationship

He's talking about 2 shots of a coffee cup not matching up or whatever, not an entire roomful of people deliberately disappearing.

Don't stop believin

/What’s your take on the importance of continuity?

DUNHAM: To me, there’s no question. It doesn’t matter./

LOL there ya go "the diner patrons dont match IT MUST MEAN SOMETHING" fanboys

I don’t think continuity not mattering is the same thing as someone busting in and asking for character names that only exist in a later scene, referenced from a scattered off-center reality

XP idk yes and then yknow don't maybe run with it as fact for six weeks yknow

eh?

Hey guys I'm finally getting to watch this again. I'm at episode 11 and enjoying going back through the thread, especially the swing from the Sun/Mon reactions, theories, and interesting things that I missed to the midweek descent into arguments about backwards blinking or ratings or whatever. ;)

I'm v much looking forward to getting the set and just having it on in the apartment for passive + active viewing.

xps Dunham's comment doesn't prove much either way re that particular example - the diner population could change the same way the hotel changes in the finale (deliberate continuity fuckery) or it could just be expediency due to a tight shoot (incidental disregard for continuity). Either seems likely enough to me. In any case it's there, no matter the intent, and I think there's plenty of reason to think there's significance to be found in the pieces that play under the credits (particularly this one, the first reference to s4 protagonist Billy!).

As far as IT MUST MEAN SOMETHING, where I personally would get frustrated with the plane windows/2003 strain of Reddit sleuthing it was down to that thing where like, if your way of extracting meaning from lynch film never allows for the possibility that an unusual editing choice might be made solely or chiefly for its affective quality (or even, you know, just for the sake of an unusual editing choice) then you're - let's not say missing the point, but shutting yourself off from a huge amount of what's valuable about his approach

what is "2003"? did people think this season took place in 2003

? It was explicitly set in 2003

Yeah there was an apparently (inexplicably) popular theory for about half of the season's run that the Las Vegas parts were taking place in 2003. I believe it originated on Reddit and was based afaict on no evidence (well, there was a number 3 in one frame, and the 1st season of westworld, and that's it). I like to use it as shorthand for everything I find facepalmy about that kind of thing although more fairly it's just the 2017 equivalent of SUICIDE 3%

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/ff/08/c3/ff08c305f829953ea8966a85a97ef7f3.jpg

? It was explicitly set in 2003

― Gary Synaesthesia (darraghmac), Monday, October 23, 2017 10:00 AM (two minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

that's why every appearance of mr. c was scored by "in da club"

? It was explicitly set in 2003

― Gary Synaesthesia (darraghmac), Monday, October 23, 2017 1:00 PM (four minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Go on...

lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Rxd0hmFkZ4

It's a damning indictment of Westworld that the idiotic reddit theory about it turned out to be true

was the theory that they were all robots

lmao chaki that Stern clip is great, sounds circa 2006/7

the WW theory was that character X was a younger character Y and there were two timeframes being shown

mr c was playing that song nu metal track '2003 music' whenever he was driving

otm

they had iphones and shit

Fucks sake

Did u see the apps they were clearly iPhone 2s

they used iphones in the first two seasons too, hardly an indicator that it's set in 2017

lol

I never used to make any assumptions about the timeframe when guests would ask Louie 'Birdsong' Budway for the Great Northern wifi password, don't know why I'd start now.

Get the exclusive scoop on the Twin Peaks Blu-ray and DVD https://t.co/HJ2giKkX5U

— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) October 26, 2017

Damn. 5+ hours of BTS footage shot by The Art Life director. So pumped for this.

daaaaaaang

when is that danged preorder going up

Kiiiiinda was hoping Lynch had directed the ten 30 min films, but stoked nonetheless

Hope we'll get to see how the continuity goof where they accidentally replaced every extra who was in that diner scene happened.

yes i'm sure they'll explain every single loophole and loose plot point in the bonus features

lynch stares at the camera and painstakingly lays out precisely where audrey woke up

The first couple of chapters of frost's book are available to preview on iBooks. Not great - it reads like fanfic, clumsy and poorly written. It looks like he's abandoned the conceit of it being an assortment of primary sources, with the whole thing instead being a single report by Tammy Preston summing up her findings after investigating the background/activities/fate of various characters. So if you look at the TOC there's a chapter on Shelley Johnson, one on Windom Earle, Annie Blackburn, and so on. Basically filling in the gaps between s2 & s3.

There are chapters at the end for Ray Monroe & Judy, intriguingly/worryingly.

In that preview of the book, Albert uses the phrase "trigger warning" in 1989.

bwahaha

haaaaaa