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[jhermes]

I like this one huehue

[classicfilmpunk]

Twin Peaks "Beyond Life and Death"

[dailydccomics]

Batman and Leviathan by David Mack

[artificialac1d]

any corriganheads out there

[amnesiamovies]

Who killed Laura Palmer?

edit by @scizemzv on tiktok

[tobydammit68]

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992) Dir. David Lynch

[fervi-g]

Best twin peaks season in ur opinion

I’d say my favorite season is the third one — The Return. It’s a difficult question, because I love all three in different ways, but The Return mmhm there’s just nothing else like it. The idea of coming back 25 years later — as the show itself announces — and choosing not to indulge in nostalgia but to completely subvert it, that’s genius to me. Lynch and Frost could’ve easily given people what they expected: another quirky mystery in town, Cooper investigating a new crime, the same familiar tone. But they didn’t go for the easy way. If they were coming back to Twin Peaks, it had to be to revolutionize television again, just like they did in the ’90s. And I truly think they did.

They chose to challenge everything. They made something darker, colder, stranger and far more ambitious. Those 18 hours are some of the most important and brilliant ever created for any screen. What other show dares to be that abstract, that patient, that unsettling? Episode 8 alone is a landmark. And the way Lynch embraces digital — the textures, the colors, the eerie stillness — it’s masterful. The shift in aesthetic from the cozy warmth of the original series to this electric, disorienting modernity is one of the boldest creative decisions I’ve ever seen. He uses digital in a way that very few artists have mastered in the 21st century.

And I don’t think anything has ever affected me more than that final scene. It has haunted me ever since I watched it.

That said, I also have a deep love for the first season. It’s a comfort place for me. I enjoy every single rewatch: the introduction to the town, the characters, the atmosphere... it’s simply magical. Season two probably has the majority of the best episodes in the whole show, but also the worst. There’s a long stretch in the middle that’s genuinely tough to get through, and yet I’m fond of that too. I think even that is part of the Twin Peaks experience.

Still, the bravery, reinvention, and refusal to play it safe that Lynch and Frost achieved with The Return is legendary. No one had ever used the format of television the way they did. It’s auteur filmmaking, week by week. And to me, that’s the greatest thing ever created in any medium. So yes — season three is my favorite. It reinvented what television could be. A complete masterpiece.

[destinyisall-tlk]

the last kingdom: random episode + gifs - 3.05

[aarontveit]

THE LAZARUS EFFECT (2015) + dir. David Gelb

[aq2003]

please do yourself a favor and listen to david tennant malvolio reading the fake love letter to him (act 2 scene 5 of twelfth night). im going to actually start sobbing. oh my GOD

[feddy-34]

ON THE PHENOMENON OF DRIVER TAXI RIDES

- leo tolstoy, calendar of wisdom

[classicfilmpunk]

Twin Peaks

[lord-aldhelm]

Cast from "The Last Kingdom" Season 2 from the Blu-ray 'making of' video.

[louthesawgirl]

Can you believe I have a 2000 word assignment due tomorrow and I’ve spent my morning making this?

[oldbookshop]

"Losing the possibility of something is the exact same thing as losing hope and without hope nothing can survive." –Mark Z. Danielewski, House of Leaves

「 a wee gift for @heavenslittlehellion (•‿•) 」

[isabelleneville]

MARK SMEATON, Court Musician

As portrayed by David Alpay

(Showtime's The Tudors - Season Two Promotional Material)