Twin Peaks Series Two???
09-15-06 | 06:44 PM
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For fuck's sake....
09-15-06 | 07:47 PM
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Well, I'm sure that Lynch putting out a new film (Inland Empire) hasn't helped matters (that and actually getting his film released in theatres .... never a good sign).
Plus he works slooooow.
Plus there are his two-a-day meditation sessions ....
Just another chapter in the book of Lynch
Plus he works slooooow.
Plus there are his two-a-day meditation sessions ....
Just another chapter in the book of Lynch
09-15-06 | 08:48 PM
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I don't think that the second season of Twin Peaks was meant to be released in my lifetime...
09-15-06 | 08:49 PM
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How hard is it to get one lousy season set out on DVD? I'm gonna be living in a retirement home by the time they get this godamn thing out. Hurry up already!!!!! 
09-15-06 | 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by ctyankee
Well, I'm sure that Lynch putting out a new film (Inland Empire) hasn't helped matters (that and actually getting his film released in theatres .... never a good sign).
Plus he works slooooow.
Plus there are his two-a-day meditation sessions ....
Just another chapter in the book of Lynch
Plus he works slooooow.
Plus there are his two-a-day meditation sessions ....
Just another chapter in the book of Lynch
09-15-06 | 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by slowcloud
He's been meditating twice a day since Eraserhead. The thing is he's only recently gone public and that means touring just to promote TM. I think that could add a lot to the delay of his filmmaking. But, on the otherhand, TM does open the creative juices, so I, as ever, look forward to his next offering. Maybe he is getting slower in hs work. Kubrick got slower toward the end of his career (12 years between his last two movies-- but let's hope it doesn't become that long a wait with Lynch). Despite the dealy, I'm still glad he is so hands-on about the DVD presentation, even if I have to wait. I have lots of other movies to watch still, anyway.
Still, I think the world is a better place for having the man from Montana around.
09-16-06 | 01:50 AM
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I get that the man works slow... but isn't 5 years enough?
I really want the season, but by the time I actually get to buy it - im scared its going to feel too anticlamtic...
I really want the season, but by the time I actually get to buy it - im scared its going to feel too anticlamtic...
09-16-06 | 09:52 AM
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Well, the series was in the early 90's, so it is already anti-climatic.
I don't know the math that gets you to five years though ... the rights changed hands within the last year.
I don't know the math that gets you to five years though ... the rights changed hands within the last year.
09-16-06 | 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ctyankee
I don't know the math that gets you to five years though ... the rights changed hands within the last year.
09-16-06 | 12:32 PM
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The R4 set is still slated for Nov. 2nd, but I won't be at all surprised that is bumped as well now.
As an aside, Badalamenti recently posted on his Myspace blog about a Twin Peaks soundtrack release:
Curious to see if it ends up coming this year or not.
As an aside, Badalamenti recently posted on his Myspace blog about a Twin Peaks soundtrack release:
Dear Fans,
We are currently putting together a CD collection of music from the second season of Twin Peaks. The album is set to be released towards the end of 2006 along side the second season DVD set.
We are also putting together an additional collection, consisting of more music from the entire series: The feature-length pilot, The 2 Seasons which aired on ABC, and the film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. We want your input!
We are currently putting together a CD collection of music from the second season of Twin Peaks. The album is set to be released towards the end of 2006 along side the second season DVD set.
We are also putting together an additional collection, consisting of more music from the entire series: The feature-length pilot, The 2 Seasons which aired on ABC, and the film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. We want your input!
09-19-06 | 11:12 AM
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Wow. It looks like my DVDTalk life has come full circle. Five years ago, the very first thread I ever posted here was asking if there were plans to release a second CD of music from Twin Peaks. Lynch fans are used to the waiting...
10-11-06 | 04:25 AM
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i know weve gotten our hopes up countless times but this is very promising news to me, via dugpa.com...
Patrick Meaney has a great review up on his blog. After the Q&A session, Lynch did a signing where he revealed that the 5.1 mixes for Season 2 were done and they sound great. He also revealed that the Deleted Scenes to FWWM were coming.
Patrick Meaney has a great review up on his blog. After the Q&A session, Lynch did a signing where he revealed that the 5.1 mixes for Season 2 were done and they sound great. He also revealed that the Deleted Scenes to FWWM were coming.
10-11-06 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by caligulathegod
WB owns FWWM. Paramount owns the pilot and the series.
Originally Posted by critterdvd
Paramount owns the pilot since all of Aaron Spelling properties (from around 1988 on) reverted to them almost a year ago as part of a syndication deal. FWWM is not included because it was a feature film and not part of the series, but the pilot is considered a part of the series...
10-11-06 | 10:46 PM
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It's my understanding that after a certain point the rights to the pilot reverted back to Republic Pictures, which Paramount bought.
10-12-06 | 07:41 AM
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I'd heard that, too, but I can't find any confirmation. There should be a definitive answer, but there doesn't seem to be. Looks like a case for the Bookhouse Boys.
11-04-06 | 03:32 PM
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Not related to second season, but this was on davisdvd:
"DVDrama.com is reporting that French distributor MK2 is in final negotiations with filmmaker David Lynch for over one hour of deleted footage to be included in a two-disc special edition of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The deleted scenes - long a holy grail for fans - nearly made it onto New Line Entertainment's 2002 U.S. DVD. The 17 scenes Lynch had chosen, many featuring additional characters from the television series who ultimately did not appear in the finished film, were to have been remastered and presented complete with score and sound effects. Budgetary concerns, however, nixed those plans.
According to the latest update, MK2 is finally close to terms with Lynch to properly present the scenes on their upcoming DVD which now has a tentative release date of late 2007. In the meantime, you can still write to MK2 and read more about the footage at the great FWWM Fight For Deleted Scenes webpage."
"DVDrama.com is reporting that French distributor MK2 is in final negotiations with filmmaker David Lynch for over one hour of deleted footage to be included in a two-disc special edition of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The deleted scenes - long a holy grail for fans - nearly made it onto New Line Entertainment's 2002 U.S. DVD. The 17 scenes Lynch had chosen, many featuring additional characters from the television series who ultimately did not appear in the finished film, were to have been remastered and presented complete with score and sound effects. Budgetary concerns, however, nixed those plans.
According to the latest update, MK2 is finally close to terms with Lynch to properly present the scenes on their upcoming DVD which now has a tentative release date of late 2007. In the meantime, you can still write to MK2 and read more about the footage at the great FWWM Fight For Deleted Scenes webpage."
11-04-06 | 03:42 PM
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Thanks for the update on Twin Peaks: FWWM.
Everytime I see this thread being bumped, I'm hoping that is because of an actual release date for S2 and the pilot.
Everytime I see this thread being bumped, I'm hoping that is because of an actual release date for S2 and the pilot.
11-04-06 | 10:39 PM
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11-04-06 | 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by NoirFan
Not related to second season, but this was on davisdvd:
"DVDrama.com is reporting that French distributor MK2 is in final negotiations with filmmaker David Lynch for over one hour of deleted footage to be included in a two-disc special edition of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The deleted scenes - long a holy grail for fans - nearly made it onto New Line Entertainment's 2002 U.S. DVD. The 17 scenes Lynch had chosen, many featuring additional characters from the television series who ultimately did not appear in the finished film, were to have been remastered and presented complete with score and sound effects. Budgetary concerns, however, nixed those plans.
According to the latest update, MK2 is finally close to terms with Lynch to properly present the scenes on their upcoming DVD which now has a tentative release date of late 2007. In the meantime, you can still write to MK2 and read more about the footage at the great FWWM Fight For Deleted Scenes webpage."
"DVDrama.com is reporting that French distributor MK2 is in final negotiations with filmmaker David Lynch for over one hour of deleted footage to be included in a two-disc special edition of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The deleted scenes - long a holy grail for fans - nearly made it onto New Line Entertainment's 2002 U.S. DVD. The 17 scenes Lynch had chosen, many featuring additional characters from the television series who ultimately did not appear in the finished film, were to have been remastered and presented complete with score and sound effects. Budgetary concerns, however, nixed those plans.
According to the latest update, MK2 is finally close to terms with Lynch to properly present the scenes on their upcoming DVD which now has a tentative release date of late 2007. In the meantime, you can still write to MK2 and read more about the footage at the great FWWM Fight For Deleted Scenes webpage."
11-05-06 | 06:20 PM
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Are there any plans for a region 1 SE of FWWM? If I get that plus a solid Complete Series box set from Paramount, then my soul can finally rest.
11-08-06 | 02:44 PM
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http://www.davisdvd.com/news/spy.html
Hey, that's my birthday too. 
Paramount Home Entertainment has finally revealed artwork and a release date for their upcoming and highly anticipated release of the second and final season of "Twin Peaks." Newly posted listings by several Region 2 online retailers reveal that Twin Peaks: Season Two will be split into two halves, with the first three-disc boxed set due on January 31st, 2007 (happy birthday to me!) and the final half of the series due in April 2007. No official details have been released quite yet, but we do know that the episodes have been completely remastered by David Lynch with new high definition fullscreen transfers and remixed 5.1 tracks (possibly DTS). In the meantime, Amazon Germany has posted a first look at the packaging for the set.
It also appears, via Amazon Germany, that a Twin Peaks: the Complete Mystery is due in October 2007. Whether this the complete first two seasons combined together - including a high-def remastered pilot episode that was missing from Artisan's 2001 box set - is as yet unknown. Stay tuned.
It also appears, via Amazon Germany, that a Twin Peaks: the Complete Mystery is due in October 2007. Whether this the complete first two seasons combined together - including a high-def remastered pilot episode that was missing from Artisan's 2001 box set - is as yet unknown. Stay tuned.