Extinctive

Louie running his mouth again, like he used to. A little bit wounded by the recent past, and seemingly angrier, but more careful than before it all, except where it comes to sexually deviant comedy.

Constantly having his personal watchdog critique his own material gets a little bit tedious at times, and his usual sh_t, anal and pen_s vag_na jokes get somewhat boring in a way, I lost my attention-span near the ending, but still an interesting very entertaining bit of standup mime and fascinating look into who he really is, if we didn't know that already.

I like seeing he had the entire theatre filled with paying visitors, and that he's selling the special on his own website, bypassing all the middle-men. I love that about Louie, he's smart enough to get that working, but still human, he can't help being who he is. I loved the part about Matt Damon and Goodwill Hunting. That's so true! It's like he came over his own writing.

It appears that my submission contained profanity or offensive words, this violates imdb policy. If you do not edit your submission it will likely be rejected. How crazy is that? How does one properly review a special like this not ever using profanity?

It's clear that Frost and Lynch have chips on their shoulders to get rid of after those 25 extra years on this planet, and they do it so much better than others. It's pretty much Lynch and Frost on steroids, their highly personal revenge on the TV/Movie industry. Visually stunning in all aspects; The first TV-series on my expensive computer-screen that really treats my eyes with superb cinematography and the camera-work of a lifetime. Not to mention the way it has been edited. I watch it in the dark, with headphones on, because audio has been so enjoyable as well, mixed perfectly, subtle sounds. The musical performances at the end of each episode are brilliant. Seriously, a treat if you can watch it in high resolution, with high end audio equipment. Then the cast and acting are simply flabbergasting. Yes, some would rate it 'slow', it's almost documentary-like in places, but like with David Lynch's Interview Project, you have to appreciate how he sees things. For me, it has never been boring anywhere. I can understand some would get bored, but that's probably more impatience and stress than anything else. If you have the time, and I gladly waste it for this, this is one of the best TV-series I have ever seen in my 51 years on this planet. I have never smoked or done drugs, and I'm not into alcohol much either, more of health-nut perhaps, but I do like the kinship with the dark side that comes across with Twin Peaks. I had to write this review after watching Part 6, which has numerous outstanding scenes in it. The rants of Naomi Watts' character about a payback for a loan is just TV-history in the making, to name one.

If you normally watch documentaries without any problems, go watch Twin Peaks and enjoy the ride of refreshing video art, beautiful views and portraits, outstanding shots and colors. If you're short on time, stressed out, burned out, late, procrastinating, impatient, hyper-tense or hyper-active, this is not for you.