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I think I Charlie is the Coma Audrey is in.

I'd suggest the old hag is actually how Jack sees his love for his son after molesting him....a second time. And, oh yeah, don't forget this realization is, ahem, after he returns to the 'empty' room. Just to be clear: the beautiful woman is the image of how he (initially) saw his love for his son, as beautiful, which is the only way a parent could do that to their child.

Makes me so mad he never found out 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

😅reincarnation.

Master Genius

I've always thought that what's scariest is what we can't actually prove exists. There doesn't need to be any ghosts, but the energy in that hotel, being in a HUGE place when it's completely quiet, that's unnerving as Hell.

So he’s a vegetarian disguised as a mobster

Johnny Knoxville is doing yt now? Awesome

Daisy Bell, the song of choice for the first ever singing computer, 1961. A landmark in technological progress, a moment of triumph in computer history. In 2001, we see how far technology has come, and we experience the horror of a murderous computer singing that same song as it is about to be shut down.

I just want to thank you for your fantastic Twin Peaks videos. You have your own distinctive style and I associate you with the joy I felt watching each episode when they were originally broadcast. Thanks for your glorious work.

Ni hablar del español inexistente de Harrison despues de pasar several years viviendo en Argentina. Media pila te pido, flaco!!

Dexter could save so many innocent lives by killing people who killed others, that maybe the 4 people who died because of him don't even count. also doakes was an irritating bastard

You are right that old Coop would have been unable to do what the Fireman deemed necessary - which is why he failed. He did not confront his dweller on the threshold - his shadowself in the lodge hence his failure in the end of season 2. After confronting Mr. C is defeated her fully integrates the darker aspects of himself which allows him to make the necessary sacrifice.

Haha this video is why I love this channel. The comment section is also just as interesting.

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Kennedy and Heidi placed that early is criminal.

Finn saw him dressed as a bear, giving some guy a blowjob

Employee of the Month BEST EVER Episode!

E-lect-tricity.

Yo this is good

fuck no thats not respecting the law at all. i ever find out something like that happened to my sister, that guy is dead.

Of course this was a ghost story. The 1997 movie was far better than the first movie 🍿

I've been watching this again and again 🎥, I love the whole scene that builds up to the toothpaste squeeze, and the squeeze itself is brilliant 😂. Poor guy, he actually DOES have the makings of a great actor 🎭. I wish I had the opportunity to work with you, I've been in three movies 🎬, I have those appearances on my channel! This felt like its own unique thing in a big way 🌟 but knowing where I think you probably pull inspiration from, as a fan of some of the great directors 🎥 and their work, makes me appreciate it even more! Hilarious too, and eerie 😆👻. You strike the balance like Philippe Petit 🤹‍♂. 20 stars out of 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. I hope you do more like these. Very interesting! 🤔

what a sad ending ._.

The mother was in deep need of her Garmonbozia fix.

That was some Kickass Lynchian tension. Great work to all involved. Props. In particular, to the exemplary editing. Add some Mitchum brothers and a congo line and we're Golden. 👍

Great work!!!!

This is hilarious and so trippy. Surprising too! Awesome :D

"Mom, is that you?" LMAOOO!!!

A new video from David Lynch is a surreal experience. Mom sounds like Susie Essman. Must be a certain age to remember a dial up phone. We had that for decade after decade. Wall phones and ‘princess phones’ came decades later.

1:17 What the fuck is going on there?

sorry, the argumentations about Danny that frees Jack are absolutely abstract supposition,s simply don't convince me at all.

11:08 everything reminds me of umineko..

did you ever notice that in The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer BOB (possessing Laura) says word for word "I don't NEED anything. I want things."? It blew my mind when I read it recently. I think that undermines your theory that BOB isn't pulling the strings in season 3, altho Mr. C does act super different from Leland. I think thats because BOB kinda takes on the essence of his receptacle. Leland was a little boy when he got posessed whereas Dale was a super organized extremely calm rational detective so the entity manifests differently. Love your videos SO much you are the Twin Peaks season 3 authority I think hands down. Kudos

This is Lynch's Corner

I've come from the future to warn everyone about this movie.

Jesus Rossi' sister, Janice, planned the attack

I don't know what you mean by "Who killed Laura Palmer?" Laura wasn't murdered, she disappeared one night and no one ever saw her again. At least that's how I remember it.

I Loved New Blood! Everything I wanted.

Finally someone who understands Dexter as much as I. When I have called him a monster with others, some don't seem to understand that he is a serial killer regardless that he was killing bad people. He was doing it for the adrenaline and release he got from it like a drug. I will always care and love Dexter. I always rooted for him up until he killed Logan. That was brutal, all to be free, selfish action. He was even ready to leave Harrison once again. It broke my heart, especially as a father. Great video. Thanks for sharing. ❤💙💚

Sarah was corrupted in 1956 when that creature entered her. It left her vulnerable to spiritual darkness.

Unpopular opinion: Kubrick deliberately created a piece with loose and purposefully ambiguous continuity to fuck with his audience and send them on a wild goose chase to find the answer, but maybe there actually isn't one. This film is a fantastic piece of art, so maybe worth seeing it as a piece of art rather than something that needs solving like a mathematical equation. The strength of human intrigue to find answers is incredibly strong, and Kubrick played with that as if it were a cat playing with a mouse, and there lies his genius.

She'd be in his debt, and she would owe him.

She didn’t tell him, because then she would have to live with the guilt of a life been taken because of her and she’s too good of a person

Because he thought it was classy

Well done, sir! I have just turned 65. As a Sci-Fi geek(dare I use that word?) I never experienced the full scope of 2001 on the big screen, though had I done so, my young mind may have thought it as garbage, only much later in life did I see for myself the grand scope of Kubrick and his masterpeice! It is, in my opinion, in my top 5 of sci-fi, but typing that is too easy, and trying to explain 2001 to friends and family have fallen on deaf ears, who won't, or, can't understand why this movie is much more than that. I enjoyed the video very much, and I have seen a few of these videos from other sources, and yours, is the best, thought-out and mind blowing as is the "jump-cut" in the film. Thanks again!!!

Of course I know it is necessary for a plot, but Melfi should not do psychotherapy sessions in her state of mind and emotions. She should call off all sessions, get help, rest. She wasn't able to work with her clients.

She allowed it to potentially happen to another person. That is unforgivable.

My absolute favorite is when Junior says it in front of Angelo lmao it's such a hilarious interjection haha

At the core of both Sopranos and Twin Peaks is the grief that not only a parent didn't love / protect you but actively harmed you. We feel that it is so against nature (even though in nature many animals eat and kill their young), that to avoid facing that reality we have made up since the dawn of time complex supernatural and epic tales, myths, dreams, fantasies and explanations. Reality and memory are too much to cope with. There is really no mystery to Laura, she cannot be saved from pain and she saved her own soul through sacrifice. The mystery rather lays in Bad Cooper, Leland and everyone else who can be possessed to destroy and corrupt innocence.