Twin Peaks - Fire Walk With Me (DVD)

This is a follow-up of one of America's most famous tv series known as Twin Peaks and it follows the seven days leading upto Laura Palmer's death.

If you have seen the original pilot and subsequent 2 seasons, then this is a must for all to buy.

David Lynch returns to direct this final installment and an excellent job he did of it too. Twin Peaks - Fire Walk With Me centres on leading character Laura Palmer played by the beautiful Sheryl Lee.

Watch the story unfold as Laura Palmer's life becomes too much for her to handle by drug taking, pleasures from the opposite sex and the main plot of being visited in the night by the infamous Bob whom she writes about in her secret diary. Bob has been visiting Laura since she was a little girl.

Who is Bob? Where does he come from? and Why does he visit Laura specifically?

I love the whole Twin Peaks story and I had to buy this to complete the collection. Dvds, books, cds etc.

This is a perfect companion to the TV series. What's going on? Who cares? Just sit back and enjoy the weird happenings, perpetrated by even weirder characters. Not sure any of it makes sense (like Donnie Darko) but nobody does strange better than David Lynch, who appears in a humerous cameo. The plot builds from bizarre to downright nightmarish and boasts one of the most hauntingly atmospheric movie theme tunes. The ensemble cast are appropriately over the top. If you like to walk on the wild side then this could be the movie for you.

This was the original film that started a cult following.After the film there was 2 series made.The film and the series may only appeal to some people is has an aquired taste.It's there story of the murder of a town beauty queen and the weird and wonderful people who live in the Town of Twin Peaks.........Log lady,the dwarf,the backwards speakers and of course Bob.

When this film came out, i like most Twin Peaks fans hoped it would neatly wrap up all the strange goings on from the series. But Lynch, baffling as ever,went and made a prequel which in meny ways was much darker than TV would allow.

This is a genuinely very disturbing film, shot through with Lynch's customary bizzare brilliance. If you loved the TV show, you may not like the film (it bombed when originally released), but keep an open mind and its plot, acting and imagery will haunt you