Big fan of the television series, you really have to pay attention or you will be lost. I thought that Sheryl Lee was awesome in this. She showed so much emotion and did it so well. I like the idea of this showing Laura's last days and what she was going through. Well told story and a pretty good way to cap off the series.

Nowhere near as memorable as the TV series, but the latter segment is stunning.

Classic Lynch -- this one doesn't disappoint -- a good Lynch production to watch if you're unfamiliar with any of his other work. This one is more 'straightforward' than say 'Eraserhead' or 'Lost Highway.'

Really not sure what to make of this movie, but that's not entirely unusual for David Lynch fare. Basically, it's a huge collection of everything that he wanted to include in the television show, but couldn't because, well, its TV. Graphic and visceral, it definitely has some stone cold classic Lynch visuals. However, some of the acting is preposterous, the story is jumbled and severely lacking cohesion as a whole. It really just doesn't come together fully as a film.

Good....God.

Deeply flawed, but it was good to see these characters again, and some of the scenes are genuinely and truly horrifying in a way few other movies have achieved for me.

Some people think this was an incomprehensible mess. Maybe you already had to be drinking the TWIN PEAKS kool-aid, but if you were...then TPFWWM was simply a staggering film, and Sheryl Lee was under-appreciated for bringing Laura Palmer's downward spiral into razor-sharp focus. David Lynch lets his craziness hang out here...so soak it in.

Not bad, just strangely amateurish and blandly shot - especially compared to Lynch's following, masterful Lost Highway.

It's definitely flawed, but as a fan of the series I've gotta give it a little leeway. The best bit is easily the Bowie scene.

Really like the tv-show, but this was a bit messy. I read that a lot of scenes were left out, which doesn't surprise me. Still, it's Lynch, and the sound design alone is enough to give me occasional goosebumps.