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David Lynch’s Weirdness Cannot Be Separated From His Empathy

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Close-ups of three characters from David Lynch's work: Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks, Laura Dern as Lula in Wild at Heart, and Jack Nance as Henry in Eraserhead
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David Lynch’s Weirdness Cannot Be Separated From His Empathy

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David Lynch, Dune, 1984
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Netflix Turned Down Snootworld, a “Wackadoo” Animated Project from… David Lynch?!

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Adapting Dune to the Screen: Three Different Interpretations of Herbert’s Vision

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David Lynch’s Dune Kept Science Fiction Cinema Strange

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Someone Created an Updated Trailer for David Lynch’s Dune

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Paul Atreides (Kyle MacLachlan) in Dune (1984)
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Dune

I Love David Lynch’s Dune in Spite of Its Faults

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Returning to Twin Peaks: The Return One Year Later

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Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier book review Mark Frost
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Everything and Nothing: Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier by Mark Frost

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Welcome Back to the Black Lodge: Twin Peaks: The Return

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Isn’t He Too Dreamy? An Ode to Twin Peaks’ Dale Cooper

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David Lynch, Dune, 1984
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Dune

David Lynch’s Dune is What You Get When You Build a Science Fictional World With No Interest in Science Fiction

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Dune’s Kyle MacLachlan Explains the Plot of Dune Through Emojis

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“A profound love between two people involves, after all, the power and chance of doing profound hurt.”

Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand Of Darkness

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