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<\/a><\/p>\n\nI’m so happy my good friend Keith Uhlich (my X-Files partner-in-crime) will be recapping Twin Peaks<\/i> for MUBI. You’ll see why when you read his recap. I love this observation of his in particular:<\/p>\n If the early parts of a movie or television show (especially something as auteur-driven as this one) give us a sense of how to watch it as a whole, then this is likely the new Twin Peaks’s key sequence: Watch. Wait. Something may occur. Or it may not. Learn to live with the duration, with the beautiful monotony. Impatience, boredom, irritation, agitation (all very grounding human emotions) segue into a more transcendental state of mind. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n YES. And this is what the internet fanboys – raised on Christopher Nolan – cannot abide. But I had moments of true exasperation watching some of these episodes, a sort of “hurry up” energy – before clocking myself doing it and asking myself the question: “Hurry up to WHAT, Sheila. Where are we going?”<\/p>\n The moment is ALL. <\/p>\n Here’s Keith:<\/p>\n “Twin Peaks,” Episodes 1 & 2 Recap: Do Not Drop Up”<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’m so happy my good friend Keith Uhlich (my X-Files partner-in-crime) will be recapping Twin Peaks for MUBI. You’ll see why when you read his recap. I love this observation of his in particular: If the early parts of a … Continue reading