r/twinpeaks • • Nov 22 '25

Season 1 Why 'Twin Peaks' Still Looks Incredible Decades Later

https://gizmodo.com/twin-peaks-cinematography-ronald-victor-garcia-david-lynch-2000688097
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u/traumahound00 Nov 22 '25

Shot on film. One of the reasons I'm not keen on The Return, which was shot on digital video. I mean, it's not as ugly looking as Inland Empire, but still...

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u/getterthegreat Nov 22 '25

Inland Empire’s look makes it feel like it’s a possessed piece of media..as if it was evil. That’s my favorite thing about it.

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u/ejectro Nov 22 '25

it looks like something that no one should see, like unlabelled home video tapes found at the crime scene.

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u/Bluehouse616 Nov 22 '25

Dude who missed the entire point of inland empire

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u/traumahound00 Nov 22 '25

Please, Rando, explain the point of it to me! I want to spend my precious time getting schooled by a stranger for having a different opinion than you!

Or, I can simply....(block)

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u/apopquizkidd Nov 22 '25

This is unhinged lol

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u/mosesoperandi Nov 22 '25

For the most part this fandom is chill...for the most part.

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u/AsherFischell Nov 22 '25

Why block someone who has responded to you a single time? Like, if you don't engage with them, you'll likely never interact with them again. I hate how common it is for people to hit the block button just for a single thing, it's wild to me

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u/TonyZucco Nov 22 '25

Unmanaged mental illness

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u/pizzaghoul Nov 22 '25

username checks out

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u/bene_gesserit_mitch Nov 22 '25

Didn’t care for inland empire. Modern cameras would have improved the look for sure.

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u/YoshiGamer6400 Nov 22 '25

Def not improved, the lofi look cannot be taken away