Perry Kate Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

Merolliv I really wanted to like this movie. I feel terribly cynical trashing it, and that's why I'm giving it a middling 5. Actually, I'm giving it a 5 because there were some superb performances.

Tobias Burrows It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

tasospoursanidis Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me is a prequel, but you can't really watch it and enjoy it unless you've seen the show and have a background about it and the characters. When i got my interests up for Twin Peaks, from the few things i saw in order not to get spoiled, i saw the dark nightmarish Lynch elements that i love. Stepping into the show i didn't get what i was looking for in big quantity. There were mostly those comedic, dark-comedic and awkward moments that undoubtedly made the show successful to the TV and mainstream audience but lacked more Lynch in it. I loved the TV show equally, but as i said before i missed a lot of what dragged me to watch the show in the first place.Then came this movie, unfortunately and expectedly, having said above that people loved Twin Peaks for its more funny, comedic and awkward side the reactions for this film were expected and it saddens me that this movie is massively underrated. What i was missing came all like a punch in my face into this 2 hour and a half movie. A close view and a trip into Laura's paranoid, sad and terrifying last week before her death, through her descend into depravity. All the dark elements that were there in the show and could explode any moment, exploded like an atomic bomb into this movie. Sheryl Lee was incredible into having various personalities, charming, sexy, innocent, but also depraved and psychopathic. There are so many scenes i could mention and talk about all day. Bob staring at Laura from the corner, the bed scene with the painting opening a door to the black lodge and so on. My favorite sequence and here is that once again Lynch shined with his vision and directing. The underground bar scene with the red lighting or as it is called ''The Pink Room'' is what fascinated me the most, it was a totally trippy sequence of losing one's self. The music, the lighting, the tight space and the voices being barely audible made this a crazy sequence. And of course, the scene where she accepts her fate being really sad.So to end this, im really annoyed and disappointed but at the same moment i understand the reactions for this film. Unfortunately many of the fans were watching this show too surfacely caring more about the comedic side of it, even the romance between the characters rather than the details that made it interesting. So thus, this movie is really underappreciated by the mass. I suggest to those people to open their minds and eyes and enjoy this trip of powerful and countless feelings through Lynch's vision. I consider this a true horror movie that is terrifying and scary just by its atmosphere and great acting, not unnecessary things. For people that like this movie, you should watch Missing Pieces too. Some very interesting scenes in it.

OneEightNine Media Umm yeah. This film is a lot longer than it should be. Something like 30 minutes too long. However most of it hits the spot - as long as you are a fan of the television series. This is the type of film where you will be totally lost if you've never seen the television series. But yeah, the film is long in tooth towards the end but the final scene is simply beautiful and wouldn't have been as effective if you didn't more or less experience every single thing that happened to Laura Plummer on that faithful day. Now time to watch the "missing pieces" movie.

Smoreni Zmaj This stands as independent movie that can be watched even without any knowledge of TV show, but in that case you probably won't like it. It is meant for fans of series and it rounds it perfectly. Chronologically, movie is prequel to the show, but in my opinion, it is perfect final episode. It is significantly darker and heavier than series and it lacks that distinctive charm and atmosphere we got to love during original series, but it does not make it any less awesome. My only objection is new actress in Dona role, cause she's not anywhere close to looks, charm and energy Lara Flynn Boyle had. Beside that, I'm sorry that movie does not show bunch of characters from series that, I'm sure, we all wanted to see one last time. Many of them were included in shooting of this movie but their scenes were cut in final version. This is very good movie, but I would not recommend watching it without thorough knowledge of previous TV show.8/10

Lovekrafft Just finished watching this to refresh my memory in anticipation of the 2017 third season of the show. (note: fans of True Detective season 1 may find some parallels in this movie's subject matter).It is hard to pin this movie (and TV series) down because it is part mystery, horror and metaphysical analysis. What motivates people to do harm may be beyond our control, reaching deep into our subconscious to find the basic elements of man's ego. What we cover in layers of identity are only one tragedy away from revealing the underlying forces.The central mystery is in how Leland Palmer became Bob. Was Leland always sick and thus allowed a more powerful entity like Bob to enter and take his depravity to the level of murder? Or does it go way further back, perhaps suggesting Leland was himself one of Bob's victims. The focus of the show is on Laura's death, but figuring out the structure of the Black Lodge is something many wrestle with.I will close by saying Lynch's remarkable insight and ability shines in this movie.