I remember thinking it felt like a dream sequence. This doesn’t come across in the episode but on location, Coop and Carrie/Laura walked up the steps with completely synchronized movements. There was one take where after talking to the new owner, Coop and Carrie/Laura did some strange body language, like they felt…

If I can brag about anything in my life, it’s that I got to watch them film the very last scene of the season.

The last act is always when David Lynch movies get really crazy so we’re in for a ride tonight.

I’ve seen “Lifeforce” in 70MM and it is spectacular.

Sundays just won’t be the same.

“Audrey’s Dance” played backwards in the red room is the new best end credits sequence.

I cackle with glee a lot watching “Twin Peaks” but I definitely cackled more than usual during this episode. “I am the FBI” hell yeah.

Much like David Lynch I have a fondness for shitty autotuning.

Favorite non-James Hurley performance has gotta be Rebekah del Rio’s “No Stars” (co-written by David Lynch!). Absolutely haunting.

It’s kind of cheating to pick the series finale to a long-running TV show, but I rewatched the US “Office” series finale recently and man that last twenty minutes still hits hard. Andy’s “I wish I knew it was the good old days while I was living them,” is a genuinely moving sentiment.

Thank god. Now I gotta see “Tulip Fever” so I can brag to friends that I saw all three Dane DeHaan movies in a theater.

Oh man, my life has meaning again. Thank you!

What a bizarre triple feature of 2017 Dane DeHaan movies (“A Cure for Wellness” -> “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets” -> “Leap”) this would have been had they kept his vocal performance.

Gonna have to agree with this take.

Oh god, how do I know if I’m grey!?! I’m in a spiritual crisis right now.

A wise choice.

I saw a trailer for “Tulip Fever” in front of every movie I went to for like a three month period and then it completely disappeared. Now there’s a new “Tulip Fever” trailer to haunt me.

Green glove guy from “Twin Peaks” is sorely missing from this list.

I’ve been reading this site since 2002, I’m not gonna let Kinja get in my way.

I saw "Schizopolis" and immediately became a Soderbergh fan. It's staggeringly great.