THAT'S THE TRAILER I SSW AS A KID! I always remember how he said it at the end. With a slight Mandela Effect variation. But yeah, that's it!! Fuckin hardcore.
And now it's considered one of the greatest movie ever made. A lot of 90's Twin Peaks fans weren't David Lynch fans at the time, since TP was public broadcast and was known mainly from word-of-mouth
"You think you know insert thing you love? You're wrong!" Is the tagline for every shitty remake or unnecessary sequel churned out of the assembly line in the last five to ten years. This is a great film, though!
My twin peaks canon begins with Josie Packard looking into a mirror moments before Pete finds Laura's body, and ends with Dale laughing in the mirror. No more, no less.
Did it, though? The only thing that was already known from season 1 was that Laura Palmer was murdered and that it was connected to an investigation of a stripper's murder from another town.
Yeah, that and it ratchets up the insanity and evil from the final episode of Season 2. Season One was brilliant because of Lynch, and Season III doesn't disappoint, if you know how to read Lynch. Mark Frost shat the bed when he let the network take over and turn it into the moronic, quirky comedy that is S2, because the twenty-something, whorish execs were too fahqin stupid to get what Lynch and Frost originally set out to do. OR even understand surrealism on the most basic emotional level.
@@justincannon3621 You can't blame Mark. ABC wanted the murder solved in the first season finale, and Mark promised they would. Then he turned in a script with 5 cliffhangers and no murderer. Mark and David both agreed that the mystery was supposed to be in the background of everything else "for a very long time", according to David. But ABC didn't get that, and the audience didn't entirely get it either (a murder mystery conventionally told is meant to be solved like Columbo or Murder She Wrote...but that's not what they were doing with Twin Peaks). Lynch returned to help wrap up the "who dun it" in the first batch of episodes in season 2 when ABC was furious. But then he left again, and there was no plan on what was supposed to hold the show together without the central mystery of who killed Laura. Not knowing the killer, or all the details behind the how and why, electrified every character and every moment. Solving the murder turned all the lights off. (The last 2/3's of season 2 is mostly terrible, but I still love certain moments anyway. And the last hour of the finale haunts many people to this very day. June 10th, 1991. It was a Monday. I, for one, will never forget it. Even the first of those two hours wasn't bad.)
God that voice from this error of horror/thriller trailers always gets me so hype. There was a 24-hr horror marathon I used to go to every year before covid killed it, and they showed a ton of trailers like this
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I love this movie. It’s one of the most terrifying things I’ve ever seen.
This is the most comprehensive explanation of Twin Peaks ever
Whatever you think you know about what’s happening in Twin Peaks…..You’re Wrong.
kind of reminds me of the "end of evanglion" tv spots
I just literally got redirected from an end of evangelion TV spot vid 😂😂😂
Twin Peaks was big in japan in the 90s
Twin peaks is just Evangelion for gen x
@@notNajimi probably my top favorites, and adventure time
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Evangelion is just Twin Peaks for Anime fans.
A better representation of what the film is.
Well I never knew this show had a movie 🎦
@@jamesbastian2812 Did you know it had another series in 2017?
Yes I did
@@jamesbastian2812 Did you know it had a series of coffee commercials in japan?
I did not know that thanks for telling me
I hope everyone who saw this already knew about Leland.
Has that "Your mom will hate Dead Space 2" ads energy
THAT'S THE TRAILER I SSW AS A KID! I always remember how he said it at the end. With a slight Mandela Effect variation. But yeah, that's it!! Fuckin hardcore.
This is exactly Lynch’s point though… seeing a Girl, even a TV character being brutally murdered, isn’t hard core. Even the representation of that…
How old?
That "Rated R" hit hard
This movie bombed hard at the box office and got pulled from theaters mad quick. The critics and audiences really took a shit on this film.
Insane because looking back its one of David's finest works. Absolutely haunting
@@reservoirfrogs2177edited together with the missing pieces, an essential watching experience for a twin peaks fan imo
It bombed hard because they are not like the dreamer who dreams and then lives inside the dream…
And now it's considered one of the greatest movie ever made. A lot of 90's Twin Peaks fans weren't David Lynch fans at the time, since TP was public broadcast and was known mainly from word-of-mouth
Sheryl Lee's performance in this is off the charts.
Best sound design I’ve ever encountered in a 35mm print
I saw the 35mm too. It was amazing
Did anyone saw this during a twin peaks rerun back in the day?
You think you know Twin Peaks but you're wrong...the owls are not what they seem.
Trying to sell it as a conventional thriller
I mean idk how else you could advertise a prequel movie to a tv series.
The editing and SPX looks like something from rn...or at least this century
fire big step on my house
This is just what every commercial in the early 90s was like
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"You think you know insert thing you love? You're wrong!"
Is the tagline for every shitty remake or unnecessary sequel churned out of the assembly line in the last five to ten years.
This is a great film, though!
jesus christ it's as if michael bay edited this piece
My twin peaks canon begins with Josie Packard looking into a mirror moments before Pete finds Laura's body, and ends with Dale laughing in the mirror. No more, no less.
You are missing out on a great movie.
and a great season 3
"You think you know twin peaks? You're wrong"
...no? The movie literally just recapped everything we already knew from season 1
Did it, though? The only thing that was already known from season 1 was that Laura Palmer was murdered and that it was connected to an investigation of a stripper's murder from another town.
It’s a whole movie about Laura palmers life, and honestly more Lynchian, in my entitled opinion. This movie is beautiful.
Yeah, that and it ratchets up the insanity and evil from the final episode of Season 2. Season One was brilliant because of Lynch, and Season III doesn't disappoint, if you know how to read Lynch. Mark Frost shat the bed when he let the network take over and turn it into the moronic, quirky comedy that is S2, because the twenty-something, whorish execs were too fahqin stupid to get what Lynch and Frost originally set out to do. OR even understand surrealism on the most basic emotional level.
@@justincannon3621You re right man, s2 was boring and had a plenty of unnecessary characters
@@justincannon3621 You can't blame Mark. ABC wanted the murder solved in the first season finale, and Mark promised they would. Then he turned in a script with 5 cliffhangers and no murderer. Mark and David both agreed that the mystery was supposed to be in the background of everything else "for a very long time", according to David. But ABC didn't get that, and the audience didn't entirely get it either (a murder mystery conventionally told is meant to be solved like Columbo or Murder She Wrote...but that's not what they were doing with Twin Peaks). Lynch returned to help wrap up the "who dun it" in the first batch of episodes in season 2 when ABC was furious. But then he left again, and there was no plan on what was supposed to hold the show together without the central mystery of who killed Laura. Not knowing the killer, or all the details behind the how and why, electrified every character and every moment. Solving the murder turned all the lights off. (The last 2/3's of season 2 is mostly terrible, but I still love certain moments anyway. And the last hour of the finale haunts many people to this very day. June 10th, 1991. It was a Monday. I, for one, will never forget it. Even the first of those two hours wasn't bad.)
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God that voice from this error of horror/thriller trailers always gets me so hype. There was a 24-hr horror marathon I used to go to every year before covid killed it, and they showed a ton of trailers like this
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