The film is relative to sex, drug addiction and violence. It centers on FBI Agent Chet Desmond and his partner Sam Stanley investigate the murder of waitress Teresa Banks. When Desmond uncovers the important trace, he suddenly disappears without reasons.
31 October 1950, Sacramento, California, USA
23 January 1951, Detroit, Michigan, USA
30 August 1946, New York City, New York, USA
27 February 1941, Yuba City, California, USA
26 June 1952, USA
18 June 1939, Oneida, New York, USA
3 March 1965, Los Angeles, California, USA
27 December 1960, Jacksonville, North Carolina, USA
21 December 1943, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
12 December 1970, Sparks, Nevada, USA
24 May 1967, San Diego, California, USA
16 November 1968, Ventura County, California, USA
26 April 1961, Shanghai, China
30 December 1934, Los Angeles, California, USA
10 June 1941, Berlin, Germany
5 April 1964, Pasadena, California, USA
22 February 1959, Yakima, Washington, USA
31 October 1953, Denver, Colorado, USA
21 October 1945, Miami Beach, Florida, USA
14 May 1948, Bayonne, New Jersey, USA
September 25, 2016
An ungainly and unnecessary prequel to the excellent TV series.May 03, 2013
At its best, it's a dream within a dream, a nightmare in endlessly reflecting pop mirrors, a screen full of TV-movie sex and horror kitsch blowing up right in our faces.May 03, 2013
In Twin Peaks the movie, all the twists get straightened out. The thrill is gone.December 13, 2013
In its own singular, deeply strange way, Fire Walk With Me is David Lynch's masterpiece.May 03, 2013
For those who are willing to go the distance with Lynch, the return trip to Twin Peaks is well worth the trouble.February 21, 2014
One of Lynch's darkest, most disturbing films precisely because it is able to delve into the places that the show simply wasn't allowed to explore on national television.July 15, 2013
A fascinating tightrope-walk: Lynch's ultra-cool unconventional storytelling techniques are modified just enough to allow the movie to reach a broad audienceMarch 20, 2015
As much an essential missing piece for audiences of David Lynch's groundbreaking 1991-'92 television series ("Twin Peaks") to gain closure as a stand-alone film, "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me" is an alternately funny, harrowing, and bizarre experience.May 12, 2015
A horrible masterpiece. Ugly, abstract and unrelenting, it's like having someone else's nightmare.May 03, 2013
With typical perversity, Lynch avoids cosy closure, instead riffing on his TV themes that seem even more baffling with big-screen expansion.May 03, 2013
There have always been two sides to Lynch: the inscrutable, demonic prankster and the rhapsodic dreamer. In Fire Walk With Me, he's at least trying to recover his poetic sincerity. If only his dreams weren't starting to look like reruns.May 03, 2013
For a film with a pre-established conclusion, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me seems depressingly interminable.