Phillip Jeffries - Fire Walk With Me (1992)

[@exciteddemonstrator9150]

That whole scene where Cooper is testing out the security camera while Jeffries impossibly walks by him is straight out of a nightmare. Lynch is a genius.

[@NOISEf7]

then maybe you can explain this scene to me

[@MoskHotel]

It’s also interesting that the security guard seemed unfazed about this. This makes you realise that this was only seen in Cooper’s perspective.

[@delano9385]

@@NOISEf7 theyre living inside Coopers dream

[@kimmolaine8069]

This might be the most important scene in Twin Peaks history.

[@lvx_rose]

@Ey b0ss watch season 3 and you'll see. rather not spoil it for you...

[@JTisOneCrazyMan20]

It is absolutely the most important scene in Twin Peaks

[@cicada86]

@Jerom It is the first mention of Judy and nearly everything said in the scene is very important to the ending/most of season 3.

[@hunterhemingway3477]

It really is.

[@MrChristian331]

Why do you think this is the most important scene in the movie? I like it! It's fucking weird, but why?

[@kallemick]

I love it when Gordon shouts "For gods sakes Jeffries where the hell have you been!?"

[@jamelelaraj9901]

"You've been gone damn near two years!"

[@noradosmith]

Watching the new series i realise this scene is kind of the key to a lot of riddles. What a weird scene this is, even for Twin Peaks.

[@davidrobinson2510]

This one is weird, even for Lynch. Or it might just fit right in there. Who knows. I love it.

[@FlameAdder]

I wasn't expecting this scene to straight up be in the new season

[@tostare]

I feel like it's the key too, but I still don't get it. The "Who do you think that is there" is a sort-of foreshadowing of "Mr C" stealing Cooper's body, I think. and Jefferies goes away down the power lines (after that mouth says "Electricity") but beyond that I'm still in the dark.

[@MrChristian331]

Yes, I remember when I first saw it on video. Scared me. It's fucking weird dude! 😕

[@TechnologicallyTechnical]

That's because this scene was condensed, The Missing Pieces contains a more concise version of the Phillip Jeffries scene without the random cuts to the place on top of the convenience store.

[@MoskHotel]

I love that even with a few characters in one room, David Lynch knows how to make you feel alone with this sense of dread.

[@HokeyBugle]

It's amazing how once you understand, this scene becomes an immense exposition dump

[@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes]

Pls elaborate

[@HokeyBugle]

@@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes No.

[@daftcruz]

@@HokeyBugle Based and Lynchpilled.

[@MildlyHumorous-cq1nn]

​@@HokeyBuglebecause none of you mfs understand it.

[@trashman6211]

The little jingle that plays when cooper enters is perfect

[@leonardodaniel6287]

"I got the front desk now, he was never here" is so fucking hilarious and terrifying at the same time

[@youngleech1905]

I don't think I go a day without thinking about this scene at least once. That is not an exaggeration. It's become part of my DNA, along with the movie itself (which I consider one of Lynch's best). Is this the greatest single scene in cinema history? Maaaaaaaaaybe.

[@ThisIsCreation-FollowOnTwitter]

Its so addictive!

[@fellikuruf6284]

En esencial en la historia de Twin Peaks PJ no quiere hablar de Judy...

[@ravensong9030]

This scene makes me want to disappear for 2 years and reappear back at my office saying mysterious shit

[@aaronwest7227]

Don't know if anyone's noticed this, but the noise that starts in the background at 1:07 is the same screaming we hear at Sarah's house in S3E17, when she's smashing Laura's picture.

[@christopherorlando206]

great call!

[@piotrnycz6540]

is it also not sam as when sarah start get crazy when buying alcohol ?

[@kavallerie1436]

Judy

[@damienx0x]

Yes it's a reversed sound. Would be interesting to reverse it.

[@sycamoretrees7819]

just like a dream.

[@EddieBergman]

Nobody here is freaked out by what Cooper is doing with the surveillance camera? That scene gives me the creeps

[@akikolehmainen88]

Eddie Bergman, that scene, showing Cooper split into two Coopers, probably is where the main storyline in season 3 was developed from.

[@EddieBergman]

Aki Kolehmainen That makes sense. But it's weird that the camera guy isn't even weirded out by the situation

[@exciteddemonstrator9150]

Eddie Bergman typical nightmare logic

[@exciteddemonstrator9150]

Turn up the sound all the way while watching it; as soon as Jeffries leaves the lift you start hearing weird shit

[@ADT2695]

+Hombre de Brindis. Nah, there’s not much of anything there besides cacophonous shit that is reversed for that exact effect. It’s just continuous.

[@PhillipRottingham]

I forgot how fucking weird 'Twin peak' was before I watched this. I love it! ❤

[@luizmendesjunior6670]

Jeffries could have come from the future in Buenos Aires, thinking Coop was Evil Coop

[@damienx0x]

luiz mendes junior Indeed.

[@mmmanutd]

But if Phillip Jeffries saw the future, WHY THE HELL DIDN'T HE WARNED THEM ABOUT WHAT LARRETA WAS GOING TO DO WITH BUENOS AIRES >:(??

[@Coloursofdreams729]

The most surreal amazingly bizarre scene of the movie. 🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@benhinton4613]

Greatest scene I’ve ever seen

[@Djimee_Andrax]

The best scene of the movie.

[@NINisTR1]

its damn good

[@NINisTR1]

1:25

[@corvidox]

@@NINisTR1 I see a lambda

[@martinhockings2326]

And they all lived happily ever after...

[@CCscorsese]

"I was worried about today because of the dream I told you about" "WE LIVE INSIDE A DREAM" "We are like the dreamer who dreams & then lives in the dream...but who is the dreamer?" "M O N I C A B E L U C C I"

[@Jabberwock156]

We all live inside a Monica Belucci's dream. Confirmed.

[@fedmoretti]

IT'S BELLUCCI! TWO L GUYS, C'MON!

[@leivasacade]

Who do you think this is? *points at cooper* David Lynch has been planning this for so long!!

[@DiegoRomero331]

what's on your mind 'bout this ?

[@17thchamber]

honestly! time travel is definitely factoring into it all somehow, with jeffries being mentioned in the new series, the doppelgängers, two coops... ugh so many questions

[@davidrobinson2510]

I'm with you! I think he actually says "Who do you think that is there?" when he points at Coop ...indicating that he has been to the Black Lodge and knows 'Evil Cooper' exists and thinks the real Cooper is him. I think! This is a formica table....green is its color

[@nikolailic7263]

Is it future, or is it past?

[@martinhockings2326]

Or both?

[@25minuteman30]

He's gone! He's gone! Albert call the front desk! (It unironically always makes me giggle when he says this) I have watched this scene ten times today

[@susanwarner4886]

HE’S GONE! ALBERT, GET THE FRONT DESK! Albert: I’ve got the front desk now, he was never here. Cole: 🤔

[@Skullkan6]

HOLY SHIT IT ALL MAKES SENSE. THE REASON HE SAW HIMSELF FROZEN WAS TIME HAD FROZEN AS JEFFRIES APPEARED.

[@ThisIsCreation-FollowOnTwitter]

Oh shit you're right!

[@yseson_]

"through the darkness future past the magician longs to see the one chance out between two worlds ..."

[@knightsonofjack]

chants out*

[@GavinMorris1]

Magnets ... how do they work?

[@JackyTProductions]

So it IS a Cooper's dream. Because first it show a camera is real time, when Coop messes with it, and then, when Jeffries is about to pass by he walks away to the camera room, only to see camera still shows him standing there and Jeffries passing him by, where in fact Jeffries walks by alone.

[@robertmuir4356]

I just saw this in a theater and they didn't have subtitles for the backwards speaking or the pink room scene. A bit disorienting!

[@simonemariani1450]

That's how a dream might be. Without subtitles these scenes wouldn't be understood. In Lynch's mind maybe we shouldn't be able to understand

[@LordHaveMercy]

Interesting. The liberty bell in the beginning reminds me of the thing Jeffries exists in/as in season 3.

[@Introverder]

Well now.. I'm not going to talk about Judy.. In fact we are not going to talk about Judy at all! We're gonna keep her out of it!

[@MichaelFreckelton]

The use of static in scenes that involve the supernatural fascinates me, especially given that Jefferies says "we live inside a dream"

[@jeremyhopkins577]

It's between channels.

[@sanjaydutt5766]

best scene ever.

[@KarlVeiga]

I don’t know if this has any significance, but just before the ‘second cooper’ appears in the camera feed, we see a shot of the elevator doors opening, and the sound of the doors opening is ALMOST perfectly the sound of thunder rumbling....

[@damienx0x]

David Lynch is a master sound designer.

[@mathematicalcowboy3166]

0:33 me when I’m trying to steal from the gas station and being extra squirrely about it

[@KanesTheName]

LOL

[@rolber321]

Bowie is the perfect fit for this show and this scene.

[@TheLonelyFuture1]

Amazing scene

[@oldchicken2]

So Jefferies' somehow found the black lodge, above the convenience store, met the denizens there, which somehow allowed him to get unstuck from time, and to live or travel both in the past and the future. So he already knew that evil Coop would exist. Perhaps now he is also a denizen of the black lodge?

[@ManoloRibera070]

I mean he did become a denizen of the black lodge, he became that giant kettle

[@damienx0x]

​@@ManoloRibera070Lynch said he did not intend that to look like a kettle.

[@petersenior5432]

So now we know that Phillip wants Doppel-Dale dead, and Doppel-Dale wants Coop dead.

[@dylanthrillmour866]

Hellloooooooo

[@oricsi]

what i dont understand is, that in this scene Gordon introduces Cooper to Jeffries, like its the first time they meet. in s03 Albert tells the story of the blue rose task force and that he, Chester Desmond and Cooper were all recruited by Jeffries.

[@nathanlawrence7319]

This is such a good point and observation. It seems there could be several reasons for this inconsistency, including a deliberate choice by Lynch to change the narrative of the story simply out of personal attraction to this other idea as a writer from his view, or a mistaken and unintentional oversight by Lynch, which seems unlikely but possible, or a deliberate inconsistency to create and showcase slight differences between the additional timelines that are created and occur due to the different actions and events taking place when Philip and Cooper and whoever else use their electricity and magic to time travel. But none of these seem super satisfying to me as an answer for this incongruity, except for time travel and different timelines I suppose, which is pretty interesting. This seems to be the reason for Philip Jeffries’ odd appearances, disappearances, and teleportations, in addition to his Black Lodge investigations and involvement, but I wonder what you all think about it

[@shayf-9]

This can be totally wrong but when Gordon introduces Jeffries to Cooper in this scene, I believe that Cooper never met Jeffries irl. I say this because Jeffries has been gone for a couple of years and he basically created the task force of the blue rose. Maybe Cooper only heard of his (Jeffries’) origin and purpose of the force, hence why Gordon says “you’ve probably heard of him”. Also just before Cooper starts doing this strange back and forth surveillance camera walk, he tells Gordon “I was worried about today because of the dream I have told you about...” maybe the dream/part of that dream was witnessing Philip Jeffries pop in and out of nowhere. Whilst explaining his experience with the black lodge occupants as well as mentioned “Judy”. I believe that where Jeffries has disappeared to may have been the machine that he was inside of in season 3. I think Judy may have put him there because he was onto Her

[@eloyhbermudez]

i think david lynch and twin peaks is present and future of film noir , is the next step , way ahead of its time

[@giodc8599]

No one noticed Coop is still on the camera although he is actually not there anymore when Jeffries walks past?

[@akikolehmainen88]

Giovanni Di Cello, I suspect this Cooper continued to exist and we met him again in the opening scene of season 3.

[@zacharymorin5696]

Aki Kolehmainen Well no, we met him technically at the closing scenes of the original series

[@damienx0x]

Yes, everyone noticed what was in the centre of the screen!

[@JoeyJ0J0]

Yoshikage Kira worked with the FBI no wonder he was never caught

[@BananaCologne]

TERRIFYING!

[@davidrobinson2510]

Yes. This scene is absolutely terrifying on many levels.

[@BuDaa1974]

bowie sounds a bit like matthew mcconaughey

[@eveill2094]

he asked people do dub him

[@joancollaku8744]

That's the point

[@martinhockings2326]

'Who do you think that is THERE?' I think the last word is very telling. Still hoping for some sort of Bowie appearance in Season 3 via some sort of Lynchian masterstroke! We can but wish.

[@GRNKRBY]

Martin Hockings Well, at least this scene appeared in the show.

[@martinhockings2326]

Yep was good to see him make appearance! His character seems to be central to the whole theme, lots of mentions but sadly no new footage *as yet* :)

[@mojopin1997]

Martin Hockings you got a tea pot instead

[@martinhockings2326]

I thought it was more of a kettle! :)

[@damienx0x]

​@@martinhockings2326Lynch said he didn't mean it to look like a kettle.

[@Sternertime]

Theres something about this scene (and movie) that makes me feel like im really fucking high on ketamine. its pleasurable, but in a way that is both sublime and bizarrely unaesthetic/vaguely disgusting.

[@NastyNarc91]

I never understood what this scene was all about...nontheless it was bloody mesmerizing and imo one of the best and most intense scenes in the movie, if not from the whole series. I really hope the new season will solve this maze of a scene a bit but at the same time I hope it won't take it's magic away.. sounds pretty weird but so is the whole story isn't it :)

[@akikolehmainen88]

Poncho Nightfolder, the scene seems to be about "wedding" poor Jeffries, forced to the appearance of the Jumping Man, with the Arm, giving Jeffries new abilities but also forever locking him with the Lodge.

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Now everything is clear!

[@harshlight7]

"But where did he go???"

[@piotrnycz6540]

Phillip Jeffries bends like Copper in Final Scene of Season 3

[@LiveForFuntasy]

"This is a formica table. Green is its color." *table surface has a small hole where a fragment is missing "With this ring, I thee wed." Anyone still think the owl ring is made of jade?

[@aragorn8679]

"we live inside the dream"

[@scms2528]

Desperately searching for answers after that finale.

[@gnomefoam4299]

Coop is Richard, the dreamer, and they are all trapped in his dream. He's going through loops, living moments over - hence he'd already dreamt about this moment. Jeffries realises this and appears at this point to tell Gordon. At least that's my take.

[@tonyjoseph5197]

@@gnomefoam4299 Richard who?

[@gnomefoam4299]

finest yatchman Richard and Linda from the final episode in The Return. Cooper wakes up and find a letter for himself addressed to Richard. The letter is from Linda (Diane).

[@ministraoflongitude3058]

I do indeed not know what this is at all, but it's great

[@bétaalfa-g2i]

what year is this?

[@phillipjeffries2028]

1:08 that's the sound Sarah Palmer makes at the end of episode 17 of the return. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g562oqGfmMqqiNE

[@jp3103]

I think you're right. No way that's a coincidence.

[@victimedelamode1]

Dang, good ear. I am with you on this.

[@ince55ant]

3:24 reminds me of the bit in the new series where she opens her face at the guy in the bar kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqSQp4h4i5iKftU

[@m.3560]

Interesting how the Arm’s theme plays briefly at the start of this scene. Maybe he had something to do with the dream Cooper talks about.

[@trashman6211]

Maybe it’s cooper’s theme

[@sammelisuominen706]

I'm born on february 16th about 10 am😳

[@morningowl43]

HELL GOD BABY DAMN NO

[@musicproclaimed]

That's bad Coop. Justified by the scene in season 3 where the agents all meet with Bad Cooper in the prison. Bad Coop mentions he was on his way with Jefferies. When you remove episodic one directional time from the context of Twin Peaks it all starts to fall into place.

[@JTisOneCrazyMan20]

Johny Alarm that is not bad Cooper. That is regular Cooper. This scene takes place in 1989. What is implied in season 3 is Jeffries traveled back in time to warn Gordon of dopple/evil Coop (meaning this scene "technically" takes place after Evil Coops meeting with Jeffries at the Dutchman in S3), and is the reason Jeffries says the line, thinking it is Evil Coop, but later realizes the date as 1989, before Lauras murder and before Cooper got stuck in the lodge/evil cooper came out. This is shown in FWWM: The Missing Pieces

[@TwistVisuals]

Anybody has any theories on the formica table? What's its significance?

[@thewhychannelishere]

It’s the table of which the emerald is created from on the ring, as you can see the hole.

[@TwistVisuals]

@@thewhychannelishere It might have been better if there was a close-up of the hole, since it seems quite a significant detail.

[@scatpitstevens7688]

It is happening again

[@jenniferrrr729]

bell

[@kosemekars]

WHO DO YOU THINK THIS IS THERE?

[@vannabby8]

Three cameras for security, THREE!! why???

[@NINisTR1]

Jeffries is the jumping man....

[@neilsun2521]

Nope

[@NINisTR1]

lol could be though

[@LoganSewell83]

Jeffries is a little tea pot short and stout.

[@xKynOx]

He was never here !

[@Reprodestruxion]

Duncan should play his dad's role

[@MrChristian331]

I don't understand this scene. Aside it being fucking scary weird! It seems supernatural on some level....

[@Millwall77]

Watch the 'new' (or last if you will) series, everything clears up in the end.

[@j.b.8546]

@@Millwall77 lol yea, it really simplifies everything 🤣

[@Millwall77]

@@j.b.8546 Well....yes AND no 😉

[@Finalzero]

I actually believe that this scene takes place after Season 2 and Cooper is already replaced by Mr C. Cooper also behaves very unnatural in this scene which could be an indicator that this is the aftermath of the events of Season 2.

[@claymorexx]

So Judy is the Guy with the mask ?

[@lordassface8810]

No Judy is the thing that gives birth to BOB during the nuclear test

[@alvaroblanco4721]

Bro this scared me as shit

[@martinfoote8224]

Wild world skins

[@NINisTR1]

1:25

[@ianchristopher9422]

This scene is actually kind of funny for those who dont know the series...freaky is another word I can find which starts with an F.Jeffries was kidnapped by a bunch of occultists and now hes back from the grave??Sorta??I - I mean... maybe this scene means that...What the hell is going on here??Gordon!Gordon!

[@justwondersometimes2482]

So confused?!?

[@456789tube]

Hell god baby damn no

[@adamasagitprop]

Creepy

[@dangeradams58240]

0:11

[@weirdman5215]

3:23

[@wgaule]

1:30