Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
Drama • R • 1992 • 2 hr 15 min
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Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Mädchen Amick, Dana Ashbrook, Phoebe Augustine
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Anything lynch does I love, he understands what art is supposed to be.
Haunting and beautiful in equal measure. Fully satisfies the intrigue and mystery behind the enigmatic Laura Palmer.
Not really necessary, and quite depressing. Sucks the charm away from the original series by being so graphic and nasty
A fantastic follow up/prequel to the tv show, though quite a bit darker and horrific than its television counterpart.
An important part of the twin peaks universe
Not for everyone, a bit slow and very creepy, but great for twin peaks fans
One of David Lynch's greatest pranks of TV world, but ignoring that part, a beautiful beautiful addition to the twin peaks legacy
A druggy, nightmarish haze from beginning to end in a way that almost no one can pull off
This movie is only worth watching if you're a fan of Twin Peaks. Very complex and a prequel to the series. David Lynch is a crazy master
Tragic and terrifying, this films expands on the lore and themes of the series while being an excellent character study in its own right
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