Very short trailer, but seems to have interesting cast and setting, aslong as it doesnt turn out to be mainly fluff.
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Very short trailer, but seems to have interesting cast and setting, aslong as it doesnt turn out to be mainly fluff.
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Dude, you went off on it too soon. The two episodes since have been fantastic. Lynch is the master of this shit, spinning out something that feels bizarre and grating and tedious at times, and then all of a sudden, with a flip of the switch, magic, it's grabbed you again, feels super compelling, and even makes the past dreary bits feel more relevant...
Nice, just added it to my watch list few days ago, you reminded me I need to see it. Trailer makes it seem like a team of bond super villains vs the press, and its prolly exactly what it is 
Not too many new documentaries on netflix lately. Saw Joshua wong one couple weeks ago, and added "get me roger stone" to my watch list (out of sheer fascination on celebrated idiocy, dont think it will be good).
Not too many new documentaries on netflix lately. Saw Joshua wong one couple weeks ago, and added "get me roger stone" to my watch list (out of sheer fascination on celebrated idiocy, dont think it will be good).
Yes there will, and if you are bored while waiting, I recommend you read the books they are based on. Fairly easy quick reads, Saxon chronicles by bernard Cornwell. The tv series follows the books fairly well, but ofcourse with less depth as you would expect (for example the part where he was a galley slave trying to get free was very long, while tv series its like a half an episode).
Part 8 of Twin Peaks: The Return is the most terrifying, disturbing, nightmarish thing I've ever watched on television.
Lynch.
Lynch.
While watching I was thinking how unique the episode is, how different, and how Lynch-filled moments it has. He actually managed to move the borders with this episodes. New generation TV shows will have something to learn from. Just like he moved everything in the 90s with the first tv show, he did it again now. One of the rare episodes I wish they'd last for at least a day lol.
Nice, just added it to my watch list few days ago, you reminded me I need to see it. Trailer makes it seem like a team of bond super villains vs the press, and its prolly exactly what it is
Not too many new documentaries on netflix lately. Saw Joshua wong one couple weeks ago, and added "get me roger stone" to my watch list (out of sheer fascination on celebrated idiocy, dont think it will be good).
Not too many new documentaries on netflix lately. Saw Joshua wong one couple weeks ago, and added "get me roger stone" to my watch list (out of sheer fascination on celebrated idiocy, dont think it will be good).
That is pretty much what is.
But what I've never truly understood about American (legal) culture is that, apparently, when you throw enough money at it, you can win most cases. That's not the case in Belgium (and in most of Europe) at all. May have to do with the fact a lot of cases are argued in front of a jury in the States I guess.
You know. Even though I was pretty damn excited about the return of Twin Peaks, I was worried they would try to replicate the original far too closely, or turn it into episodic Lynch too much like today's prestige TV.
Episode 4 and 5 almost killed me... but I think it's in part based upon our habit of judging episodes individually. Lynch and others have been saying this is more an 18 hour film than 18 one hour episodes of a tv program. And when you look at it that way it all starts coming together, you start to see connections and narrative threads, you start to understand the surreal digressions, the sidesteps, the labyrinth entered. I'm literally going to watch the entire 18 hours over a weekend once it's done.
This episode literally transcended TV, pushed the boundaries and scope so far past anything thus far. It was incredible. Did you feel the 2001: A Space Odyssey vibes from the atomic bomb test-Penderecki's threnody to the victims of Hiroshima part? There was so much Kubrick and Tarkovsky in this episode.
And the woodsman scene to finish was one of the more extraordinary and terrifying bits of television ever. The Abe Lincoln lookalike they chose for the role was just so damn perfect.
You know. Even though I was pretty damn excited about the return of Twin Peaks, I was worried they would try to replicate the original far too closely, or turn it into episodic Lynch too much like today's prestige TV.
Episode 4 and 5 almost killed me... but I think it's in part based upon our habit of judging episodes individually. Lynch and others have been saying this is more an 18 hour film than 18 one hour episodes of a tv program. And when you look at it that way it all starts coming together, you start to see connections and narrative threads, you start to understand the surreal digressions, the sidesteps, the labyrinth entered. I'm literally going to watch the entire 18 hours over a weekend once it's done.
This episode literally transcended TV, pushed the boundaries and scope so far past anything thus far. It was incredible. Did you feel the 2001: A Space Odyssey vibes from the atomic bomb test-Penderecki's threnody to the victims of Hiroshima part? There was so much Kubrick and Tarkovsky in this episode.
And the woodsman scene to finish was one of the more extraordinary and terrifying bits of television ever. The Abe Lincoln lookalike they chose for the role was just so damn perfect.
Btw, I don't have much experience with Kubrik but I'll tell you one thing: I felt Tarkovsky alive for the first time outside his movies. I was just talking yesterday to my friends, while drinking a shit coffee, how I wish some of the old/best directors were alive at the moment because I just wonder what would they do the new technology and different concepts. Then I continued and turned to my friend and said: well, that'd be something like Lynch. But I don't think he got me and I was thinking of latest episode especially which was truly something very special.
Oh and I had no idea they said that about the 18h movie part. I never thought about that. And now when I think about it... it makes perfect sense actually.
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