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At least they wrapped everything up with no loose ends. I have no more questions now than I did 25 years ago.
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As the bored's biggest Twin Peaks fan
I understand what you mean. I am personally excited about how that ending will enable my amateur analysis to continue for at least another 25 years. My wife and I went to the Fest in Washington this summer... what an amazing trip. Especially this year...Originally posted by BigSlizz View Post -
Lay some of that analysis on us! You might have a better idea than David Lynch!-Slizz of WangnutzComment
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Both Frost and Lynch
Have talked about the ravages of time and the fact that you "can't go home again."Originally posted by BigSlizz View Post
Time took away some of the cast (through their deaths), some are not teenagers anymore, and the hero tried to rewrite the past. It couldn't end on a happy note; even some of the "happy" endings that were seemingly tied up could later end up poorly...
That's the beginning of my thoughts and I loved it (as I've loved it all for the last 26+ years)!Comment
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I didn't dislike it, and I really didn't expect a tidy ending. I think David Lynch is just the Michael Jordan of making people say "WTF???!?"-Slizz of WangnutzComment
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Eeeee-lec-trizzzzzi-TEEEE
Fuck you, Albert.John Erlichman, one of President Richard Nixon's closest aides, has admitted America's "War on Drugs" was a hoax designed to vilify and disrupt "the antiwar left and black people" when it was launched in 1971.Comment
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Instant classic
That and "I AM the FBI"Comment
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