Twin Peaks is one of the greatest pieces of media ever created, once the initial Lynchian confusion was bridged, I was utterly immersed in the world Lynch so carefully crafted. Season 2 does taper off in quality and there is a bulk of shoddy episodes that don't particularly live up to their predecessors, however, these episodes still blow most other TV shows out the water alone.
The vibrant and beautiful tapestry woven ever so delicately by Lynch and Frost is…
As far as biopics go, this one checks all the positive boxes.
Chalamet as Bob Dylan carries this biopic incredibly, the acting is so intensely accurate in all fields, I had to remind myself that I was watching an actor and not the actual Bob Dylan many times.
The story feels very 1 dimensional, perhaps and intentional decision, perhaps not - Either way, it dampens the rating a little, it did feel a lot like I was just watching event…
Why did we as a society agree to enjoy and create these types of movies. They are so weak in plot with gore to support the rest of the shitty story. The kid is almost drowned in blood but is then given money by the person who made the trap and smiles and walks away into the rising sun. Its bullshit. This movie is one of the worst things ive ever seen, the plot is ass and the gore is terrible.
Great movie, i love the stopmotion and wes uses pauses and silence perfectly in this movie.
