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We know that "Twin Peaks" was the father to numerous quirky, edgy dramas that have been de rigueur on television since its cancellation. But what series influenced "Twin Peaks"?
I have a little home theater where I sit in the dark about 12 feet from a 10 foot screen and the NYC shots were absolutely spectacular....I don't remember seeing anything like it before.
I have a little home theater where I sit in the dark about 12 feet from a 10 foot screen and the NYC shots were absolutely spectacular....I don't remember seeing anything like it before.
The cinematography throughout was great.
You must have really enjoyed that glass box scene then?
We watched it and were mesmerized, as expected! We didn't re-watch the original series, so we're just relying on our fuzzy memories of what went on, but that was sufficient to have fun watching the first new episode last night.
Kyle has acquired a really interesting face over the years. I didn't think he'd have such a commanding presence. Looking forward to episode #2.
Interesting the love you all are giving the re-boot. I thought epis 1&2 were very much like a student film - trying WAY too hard to be cool and deep. Very German arty filmy. I thought it was just silly and puerile. Such a disappointment!
Not sure.. Is there an answer to this. And did nobody watch?
I did. I thought the beginning was very slow and drawn out, at the same time should have expected that. I think part of the draw of the show is waiting for familiar characters (for us old timers) to show up.
Interesting the love you all are giving the re-boot. I thought epis 1&2 were very much like a student film - trying WAY too hard to be cool and deep. Very German arty filmy. I thought it was just silly and puerile. Such a disappointment!
I have to agree. I really like the aesthetics in the series and FWwM, but The Return look messy and amateurish. I am not a fan of CGI in the first place, but bad data animation (like some of the scenes in the Black Lodge) is just visual pollution in my eyes. The opening of episode three was cool and artsy, but for me it did not fit the TP universe.
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