Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
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Nameless · 2018-11-23 17:30

Was I supposed to get something intelligible out of this? I usually
enjoy works with hidden meaning, but this feels less like the meaning
is hidden and more like it doesn't exist. Alternatively, it only makes
sense to David Lynch. Alternatively, I lack the context necessary to
understand it. What am I missing?

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Bobby Newmark · 2018-11-23 21:52

>>2826
did you watch the original show and The Return? I think that's the
best way to enjoy fwwm. It's the Dark Souls 2 of the Twin Peaks
series; if you liked DS1 and 3 but you need more time in the universe
then DS2 is for you. That's how I see fwwm anyway.

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John Doe · 2018-11-23 22:51

>>2826
I personally really enjoyed it. It's a darker look inside the universe
we saw on TP S1&2. The grime is as intended, instead of hidden like in
the first two seasons. Seeing things from Laura's perspective enhances
everything, I think, and more mythos of The Black Lodge and its
spirits.

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Wintermute · 2018-12-05 05:11

>>2826
there is a really good three hour long fan edit of this and some other
cut footage which makes the whole thing make much more sense. i
recommend finding and watching that. its called  Twin Peaks: Fire Walk
with Me – Teresa Banks, and the Last Days of Laura Palmer

by Q2

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Tank · 2018-12-18 16:40

I just finished The Return, and, while it was entertaining from
episode to episode, I can't help but think that it was a bit of a
waste of time, so I'm baffled by the positive reviews. Supposing the
names "Twin Peaks" and "Lynch" were removed, would people still think
so highly of it?