ostap bender wrote:odlican je novi TP, nemate pojma. ukljucujuci i ovog sumskog duha.
misim da odavno dugujes istorijsko izvinjenje majklu seri.
ostap bender wrote:odlican je novi TP, nemate pojma. ukljucujuci i ovog sumskog duha.
zvezda je zivot wrote:ostap bender wrote:odlican je novi TP, nemate pojma. ukljucujuci i ovog sumskog duha.
misim da odavno dugujes istorijsko izvinjenje majklu seri.
Since David Lynch was a painter before he became a filmmaker (and still is a painter, and a fascinating one), a painting metaphor seems in order. Imagine the totality of Twin Peaks: The Return as an enormous mosaic painting consisting of 18 individual panels; each panel is hidden by a strip of black construction paper, and the artist removes them one at a time, giving you ten minutes to study one panel before revealing the next. That sounds like an infuriating way to look at a painting. But if somebody showed you a painting that way, and you committed to their way of showing it to you, the result would be an experience you would never forget. You might get confused, bored, or angry sometimes, or wonder if the exercise was unnecessarily silly or pretentious. You might even come away thinking the experience was not worth the time you invested. But for the rest of your life, there would be moments when you’d flash back to the time that that painter invited you into the studio and unveiled a work one square at a time, then stood back while you looked at it.
And here we return to the comparison to a slowly unveiled painting or a regular movie watched in extreme slow-motion. Lynch’s staging is, agonizingly at times, protracted. He gives us a moment, then a variation of a moment, then another variation, until we realize it’s all the same moment, or an extended contemplation of one sort of moment.
William Murderface wrote:A ne razumem ni ovo sa suzdržavanjem da ne ubije Džejd, zašto bi je ubio?
Jack, Cooper's doppelgänger perceives that his associates have turned on him. He murders Jack and Darya, learning that the three were hired to kill him. He reveals that he is due to return to the Black Lodge, but has a plan to avoid this.
Cooper finds a portal and swaps places with a second Cooper doppelgänger, Dougie Jones, who just had sex with Jade, a Las Vegas prostitute. In the Black Lodge, MIKE tells Dougie that he was manufactured for a purpose that has now been fulfilled. Dougie turns into a tiny gold bead and MIKE takes his ring. Cooper is found in a disoriented state by Jade, who mistakes him for Dougie and drops him off at a casino.
uskok i ajduk wrote:Јесте приметили да је из шпице за Твин Пикс 2017 потпуно избачена индустрија? У прве две сезоне фабрички димњаци и индустријска постројења били су саставни елементи ТвинПикса (он је од прве епизоде дефинисан као чудан спој екологије/туризма и индустрије) Сада су на шпици само шуме, водопади, реке и ...још понешто.
Dear Twtter Friends,
YAY! BERNIE SANDERS FOR PRESIDENT!!!
— David Lynch (@DAVID_LYNCH) March 29, 2016
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Lynch has said that he is "not a political person". However, he has expressed admiration for former US President Ronald Reagan.[151] Describing his political philosophy, he stated, "at that time, I thought of myself as a libertarian. I believed in next to zero government. And I still would lean toward no government and not so many rules, except for traffic lights and things like this. I really believe in traffic regulations."[152] Lynch continued to state that "I don't know if there even is a Libertarian party. They wouldn't have a prayer of getting anywhere. So I'm a Democrat now. And I've always been a Democrat, really. But I don't like the Democrats a lot, either, because I'm a smoker, and I think a lot of the Democrats have come up with these rules for non-smoking."[152]
He endorsed the center-left Natural Law Party in the 2000 presidential election[153] and Democratic incumbent Barack Obama in the 2012 presidential election.[154] In the 2016 United States presidential election, he endorsed Bernie Sanders.[155]
Angelina Jolie: “I just think [Ayn Rand] has a very interesting philosophy…You reevaluate your own life and what’s important to you.”
Christina Ricci: “My favorite book is The Fountainhead…I relate to it because of the idea that you’re not a bad person if you don’t love everyone.”
Vince Vaughn: “The last book I read was the book I’ve been rereading most of my life—The Fountainhead.”
Rob Lowe: “Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand is a stupendous achievement and I just adore it.”
Eva Mendes: Any potential boyfriend “has to be an Ayn Rand fan.”
While Isaac has been dubbed "the Internet's boyfriend," he also suffered major backlash when he was pictured wearing a T-shirt housing the cover of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. "I liked the design," he told Rolling Stone. "I didn't think wearing the shirt was saying I agreed with all her politics. I'm not a Libertarian!"
Daï Djakman Faré wrote:pa u kontinuitetu je prepun takvih scena TP, nije tu nista novo. se secas petominutne agonije od scene kako room service deda unezvereno ulazi i izlazi iz prostorije u kojoj je dave lezi onesvescen ?
ili scene sa protokolima u banci na kraju druge sezone ?
zvezda je zivot wrote:strava epizoda lol