I really wanted to love this as much as everyone else, but there’s a few things that just didn’t work for me.
Dale Cooper was the heart of the original series to me, so the fact that he doesn’t fully show up until there are only 2 episodes left was disappointing. There were enough fun scenes with his catatonic state, but I found myself impatiently waiting for Dale Cooper to fully return.
A good chunk of the show doesn’t even…
Growing up I would narrate the book “Good Dog Carl” to my younger brother over and over. Since the book is mostly without text you get to make up the dialogue and tell a different story each time you read it to someone. This movie is the closest any non-Good Dog Carl piece of media has come to capturing that same feeling for me.
Very curious where they all be shittin tho. A boat with that many animals has gotta have so much poop on it.
I wish they would’ve made this longer so they could incorporate the songs from the Broadway musical, but as it stands this was a wonderful tribute to my favorite Disney animated film and the casting was spot on!
I can’t believe it took me almost 30 years to watch this.
The show is at its best when you can tell David Lynch was involved. The first season flows so effortlessly and there are a lot of characters to love.
Season two starts off just as good as the first, then halfway through it becomes a mix of side plots and it’s not as good. It’s watchable, but you can really tell that David Lynch and Mark Frost were hardly involved in writing it. Luckily the last 7 episodes have them back and the story gets cohesive again.
