Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series (2017)

[TheHutt]

Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series Blu-ray


Update: Amazon.co.uk listing:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B075MVHM...2e14f0cf1b12f6

Update: Artwork and announcement via David Lynch's Twitter:

Dear Twitter Friends,
The stars turn and a time presents itself.
December 5, 2017.
Blu-ray and DVD!

https://twitter.com/DAVID_LYNCH/stat...82492280840192

On her Reddit AMA, Executive Producer Sabrina Sutherland mentioned that the Blu Ray/DVD of TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN will be released by CBS Home Entertainment and that they will be making an announcement soon.

https://www.reddit.com/r/twinpeaks/c..._twin/dmu1iul/

There certainly will be a Blu-ray and based on the previous release from CBS (The Entire Mystery), one can assume it will be special. More details on plans will be forthcoming from CBS Home Entertainment in the near future.

https://www.reddit.com/r/twinpeaks/c..._twin/dmtxlda/

I can only say that CBS Home Entertainment is cooking up something special for the Blu-ray/DVDs. I'm sure they'll be announcing something soon.

https://www.reddit.com/r/twinpeaks/c..._twin/dmtzmwy/


I do hope they will conjure up a nice box which optically fits with the first edition of The Entire Mystery...

[dissention]

I hope it comes with a Battling Bud Mullins poster.

Or the Mitchum brothers & Candie conga right out of the box and across your coffee table.

[TheHutt]

Or a Donut Disturb shield...

[Marsupial Werewolf]

This might be Lynch's finest hour.

I am already getting antsy for this.

[klauswhereareyou]

If they can pull a quality set together before the holidays, I'd pick it up.

[happydood]

I'll be needing this immediately.

[mredman]

Hope for commentary on key episodes. And NEW cast interviews with Sheryl Lee, Kyle ect..

[Stanis]

Just started watching, and am hooked

[postmodel]

Can't wait for the official announcement to see what they are offering up. I hope Mark Frost pulled through with his comment and On the Air is included in the special features.

Either way, I'm all up on this like Richard Horne on Charlotte.

[popeflick]

She also said she's working on elements for delivery to Showtime. That can only be more content for a release since the show is off the air now. Should be good, and YES this was a glorious time on TV. Lynch trolled us all.

[JupiterMission]

Sweet! I hope there's a making of featurette of some kind like there was on the Inland Empire DVD. I know Lynch doesn't go for things like commentary and all, but I'd love some interviews with cast and crew or something.

[EVERYONE LIES]

I hope the blu-ray looks better than the broadcast. I enjoyed this show but the quality was piss poor. I like David Lynch but the choice to shoot this digitally is a shame.

[SammyJankis]

Might be my favorite season of TV ever. Another rewatch is needed to confirm.

More anxious to get my hands on this than any upcoming release.

[sb5]

Day 1 purchase. Loved every crazy, brilliant, at times maddening minute of it.

[stvn1974]

Can't wait. I wonder if the first box set will come back in print or if they will do something new. It would be weird if The Return and the Criterion FWWM were the only things still in print in the US.

[MechaGodzilla]

Absolutely loved it and am looking forward to adding it to the collection.

Originally Posted by postmodel

Can't wait for the official announcement to see what they are offering up. I hope Mark Frost pulled through with his comment and On the Air is included in the special features.

Either way, I'm all up on this like Richard Horne on Charlotte.

Yes, I was thinking about that too. After he teased us with On the Air being included, they must follow through with that!

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by EVERYONE LIES

I hope the blu-ray looks better than the broadcast. I enjoyed this show but the quality was piss poor. I like David Lynch but the choice to shoot this digitally is a shame.

the 16mm shot 'Walking Dead' also looks pretty bad via cable broadcast.

[Arch Stanton]

Originally Posted by EVERYONE LIES

I hope the blu-ray looks better than the broadcast. I enjoyed this show but the quality was piss poor. I like David Lynch but the choice to shoot this digitally is a shame.

A lot of it feels quite close to the digital aesthetic in Inland Empire, except shot on much better cameras. I get the feeling Lynch digs the crudeness of it, though.

All the really stylised parts look incredible, however. Anything in the White Lodge, the convenience store scenes, the mauve room, the Red Room too obviously. Like paintings.

[Ray Jackson]

Originally Posted by EVERYONE LIES

I hope the blu-ray looks better than the broadcast. I enjoyed this show but the quality was piss poor. I like David Lynch but the choice to shoot this digitally is a shame.

I've always thought it was strange that an artist who comes from a painting background would prefer digital video over 35mm film.

I'm sure he loves the convenience and economics of it.

But it's like a painter who chooses to paint with watercolors instead of using acrylic or oil paint.

...you would think a painter of all people would truly appreciate the aesthetic superiority of 35mm.

[Arch Stanton]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I've always thought it was strange that an artist who comes from a painting background would prefer digital video over 35mm film.

I'm sure he loves the convenience and economics of it.

But it's like a painter who chooses to paint with watercolors instead of using acrylic or oil paint.

...you would think a painter of all people would truly appreciate the aesthetic superiority of 35mm.

True, but when you look at a lot of his paintings you can see how digital would be so much easier as a platform to replicate that.

I mean, like this...

[Show spoiler]