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By Tom C (719) on 01 Aug 2010

One of Lynch's best films ever. Revisited from a more mature, worldly perspective in INLAND EMPIRE (2006). Unforgettable…

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By Mikael K (415) on 14 Jul 2010

This prequel to the legendary Twin Peaks TV-series is a very uneven, often hit-and-miss venture into the events that set the unforgivable tale…

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By Særún G (172) on 06 Jul 2010

The first thing to hit me was the credits - you find yourself saying out loud..David Bowie?! Chris Isaak?! Kiefer Sutherland…

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By Tim L (543) on 06 Jul 2010

The first thing to hit me was the credits - you find yourself saying out loud..David Bowie?! Chris Isaak?! Kiefer Sutherland…

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By Sterling B (74) on 06 Jul 2010

The first thing to hit me was the credits - you find yourself saying out loud..David Bowie?! Chris Isaak?! Kiefer Sutherland…

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By Robby R (128) on 06 Jul 2010

The first thing to hit me was the credits - you find yourself saying out loud..David Bowie?! Chris Isaak?! Kiefer Sutherland…

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By Harry E (73) on 01 Jul 2010

Twin Peaks is perplexing, as it follows the TV-show model of attachment to characters within the confines of narrative, while Lynch is interested…

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By Jeremy S (1,980) on 30 Jun 2010

Bravely misguided film, with some fabulous moments but it does come across a little too much as a self-pastiche at times…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By Derek B (567) on 30 Jun 2010

Bravely misguided film, with some fabulous moments but it does come across a little too much as a self-pastiche at times…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By David H (2,838) on 14 Jun 2010

The Beginning of this bizzare, surreal, mysterious & bewichting Series…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By Curtis P (119) on 06 Jun 2010

There are very very particular criteria that a viewer must fit to watch and appreciate this movie…

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By Chris S (3,490) on 15 May 2010

Its nearly impossible to find a TV show as bizarre as this, Doctor Who is pretty weird, but no where near as bizarre and twisted as Twin Peaks…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By Davidn. (9) on 15 May 2010

A powerful, moving, psychedelic movie. Do not believe the hype…

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By Eddie D (96) on 07 May 2010

This was a great bizarre movie from David Lynch…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By Zach M (1,354) on 07 May 2010

This was a great bizarre movie from David Lynch…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By Davey M (514) on 28 Apr 2010

Extremely odd and bizarre, it answers alot of questions the series left unanswered…

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By Chantal L (131) on 28 Apr 2010

Extremely odd and bizarre, it answers alot of questions the series left unanswered…

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By Michelle G (516) on 18 Apr 2010

This is a Must see as well as the entire TV Series…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By Nis G (14) on 18 Apr 2010

Bedre end sit rygte, men kun for hardcore Twin Peaks fans…

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Review of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992)

By Ryan J (799) on 17 Apr 2010

Definitely one of Lynch's better films, actually I'd call it one of his best, next to mulholland drive…

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