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Old 12-26-07, 12:21 PM
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I just finished watching tonight and the gf was very disappointed in the ending. Did I read someone mention about a book?
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Long time bump...

So I got the Gold box. Obviously after that I should be watching 'Fire Walk with Me'...but should I get the Region 1 DVD version or another one? I'm a total newb with Twin Peaks and want to know the perfect way to watch it.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD
should I get the Region 1 DVD version or another one? I'm a total newb with Twin Peaks and want to know the perfect way to watch it.
No need to import. The R1 release has a nice transfer, 30 minute featurette and a DTS track.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by meritocracy
No need to import. The R1 release has a nice transfer, 30 minute featurette and a DTS track.
Thanks.

And to avoid spoilers I don't want to read the thread...but should I watch the US or International Pilot? Or should I watch both and then continue on with the series or...
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Watch the US version first. Watch the international after you finish the series.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by manicsounds
Watch the US version first. Watch the international after you finish the series.
The disc allows you to watch the ending of the European pilot separately (which is the only different content from the US version of the pilot). But yes, watch it after the series.

Have fun, you're in for quite a ride.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by GizmoDVD
Thanks.

And to avoid spoilers I don't want to read the thread...but should I watch the US or International Pilot? Or should I watch both and then continue on with the series or...
Pilot - US Version
Season 1
Season 2
Fire Walk With Me

In that order.

The "European" ending to the pilot is a curiosity, nothing more. You can save that until you've finished with everything else. Some of the that footage wound up incorporated into later episodes, and its conclusion contradicts other events.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Gotcha. Thanks guys.
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One more tip: The show goes through a lull in the 2nd season. Stick with it. It picks up again. You need to watch the entire series to understand Fire Walk With Me.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Really any Twin Peaks is good, especially considering how short-lived it was. Yes some plotlines are pretty poor and uninteresting, but every episode has some really good things going on.

Just let go of the plot elements and enjoy the setting and characters and the unique feeling that no other series has. Treat the mysteries as the extra bits to entice you to keep watching, just don't expect answers, and the answers you do get usually aren't what you want or expect anyway.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Will do.

Another Q...is Fire Walk With Me only available in a snapper case?

As for the lull...I'll be watching likely 2-3 discs a night so the lull won't be more than a night for me (thankfully).
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by Josh Z
One more tip: The show goes through a lull in the 2nd season. Stick with it. It picks up again. You need to watch the entire series to understand Fire Walk With Me.
And even then you may not understand it.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

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Another Q...is Fire Walk With Me only available in a snapper case?
They repackaged it in a keepcase a few years back with a nice insert.

I wonder how well the Gold Box did in sales. I always assumed that if it did well, MK2 would have released a new edition of Fire Walk with Me with the excised material. I doubt that stuff will ever see the light of day now.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

My advice would be to never watch FWwM. Twin Peaks was amazing series, one of my top ten of all time, but the film was a total piece of crap.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

David Lynch you must defend yourself and create a new series and a feature length film.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

[QUOTE=golden_rod;9637338]They repackaged it in a keepcase a few years back with a nice insert./QUOTE]

Ok, I'll have to pick that up. Hate the snappers.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by Trevor
My advice would be to never watch FWwM. Twin Peaks was amazing series, one of my top ten of all time, but the film was a total piece of crap.
Do not listen to this.

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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by Josh Z
Do not listen to this.

More power to you if you can stand it, but I'm not alone. Not that other's opinions matter, but film critics generally hated it, a score of 28% on metacritic, and most audiences didn't like it either.

I loved the series, expected to love the film, but wow, some of the worst dialogue and delivery of that dialogue that I could even imagine, let alone see in a film. I felt like they did a rehearsal, with the actors reading the dialogue for the first time, and Lynch said "that's a wrap".
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Sounds perfect for the B-Movie challenge.
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by golden_rod
They repackaged it in a keepcase a few years back with a nice insert.
What was on the insert?

(Bought FWWM for $4-$5 from the Wal-Mart cheap bin a few years back, and was wondering if it would be worth the upgrade to get the insert and keepcase packaging. Hm - I might just be insane...)
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

So will the US Pilot ever be released separately over here? I've got the crappy import, but financially I couldn't justify re-buying Seasons 1 & 2 just to replace the pilot. (I did at least rent the Gold Box disc with the bulk of the extras. Great stuff!)
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by Trevor
More power to you if you can stand it, but I'm not alone. Not that other's opinions matter, but film critics generally hated it, a score of 28% on metacritic, and most audiences didn't like it either.

I loved the series, expected to love the film, but wow, some of the worst dialogue and delivery of that dialogue that I could even imagine, let alone see in a film. I felt like they did a rehearsal, with the actors reading the dialogue for the first time, and Lynch said "that's a wrap".
I'd just like to see all the un-used footage from the film. Wasn't there supposed to be some sort of special release for that in Europe or something?
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Re: Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition (The Complete Series)

Originally Posted by Trevor
More power to you if you can stand it, but I'm not alone. Not that other's opinions matter, but film critics generally hated it, a score of 28% on metacritic, and most audiences didn't like it either.

I loved the series, expected to love the film, but wow, some of the worst dialogue and delivery of that dialogue that I could even imagine, let alone see in a film. I felt like they did a rehearsal, with the actors reading the dialogue for the first time, and Lynch said "that's a wrap".
I said my peace about Fire Walk With Me when I reviewed the DVD back in the day:

http://www.dvdfile.com/reviews/revie...k-with-me-3757


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