Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) [Germany]

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One of the true originals.
Nobody else could do what he did. (Though many tried).
'LYNCHIAN' will forever be a word in the movie making lexicon.
Also associated with boring a lot of the time.
Love Twin Peaks, wasn’t it impressed with the spin off movie or sequel series and other than that I found a lot of his films to be pretentious.

Pa. I was only replying to that comment and I had no idea that he had died, even though he literally smoked himself to death, so no Lynchian award for him but a favourite for a Darwin :p
 
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Also associated with boring a lot of the time.
Lover Twin Peaks, wasn’t it impressed with the spin off movie or sequel series and other than that I found a lot of his films to be pretentious.
It's good of you to stop by and offer your reflections.
 
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It's good of you to stop by and offer your reflections.
You do realise that not everyone has the same opinion as you, right?
My wife likes his movies and we have had various (sometimes) heated conversations about it but it doesn’t change my feelings towards his films which is that they are genuinely boring.
 
You do realise that not everyone has the same opinion as you, right?
My wife likes his movies and we have had various (sometimes) heated conversations about it but it doesn’t change my feelings towards his films which is that they are genuinely boring.
I just meant it seemed like a weird moment to opine thusly, on the day Lynch died. Then you edited to add that you had only read the most recent post. No worries.
 
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Very sad news. I know he mentioned not long ago that he had emphysema from all the years of smoking but that it was so bad that he couldn't leave the house any more to direct. Rest in peace.

Genuinely sad about this. I grew up with the original Twin Peaks and subsequently Fire Walk With Me. My sister and I watched every episode as it was televised on BBC 2 from age 11-13. I was completely taken with the shows beguiling quality, both with in its dreamlike surrealism and its nightmarish landscape. From that point on I sought out everything that retained his stamp and eagerly awaited anything new.
Lynch definitely had a hand in shaping my love of film and his style has remained a mainstay in my choices to this day, not just in film but across all mediums. Thank God we got The Return in 2017.
Loved Lynch and always will. The Owls will be hooting tonight.

I'd heard that despite the emphasema he'd been in the process of shooting a new TV series. I'm not sure how far that had progressed mind you, but this was prior and after COVID.
 
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I've spent days deciphering every little bit of Mulholland Dr., but that's when I was young, dumb, full of... free time, which seemed to move much slower. Now that I've grown, I realized he was just making mostly incoherent artsy things without a 'solution', pranking the audience, always 'mysteriously' suggesting there's a meaning to it all. Mulholland Dr. especially is just a hurriedly re-edited and repurposed failed pilot of a canceled TV series, that is probably better as a movie - otherwise imagine it dragging out into something like Twin Peaks...
Lost Highway is the only film of his I truly love, even though I don't understand it completely either.
Lynchian became a negative description of something for me, sadly. Maybe I'm just stupid, but unexplained things irritate me. :banghead:
 
I've spent days deciphering every little bit of Mulholland Dr., but that's when I was young, dumb, full of... free time, which seemed to move much slower. Now that I've grown, I realized he was just making mostly incoherent artsy things without a 'solution', pranking the audience, always 'mysteriously' suggesting there's a meaning to it all. Mulholland Dr. especially is just a hurriedly re-edited and repurposed failed pilot of a canceled TV series, that is probably better as a movie - otherwise imagine it dragging out into something like Twin Peaks...
Lost Highway is the only film of his I truly love, even though I don't understand it completely either.
Lynchian became a negative description of something for me, sadly. Maybe I'm just stupid, but unexplained things irritate me. :banghead: