Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me - The Voice of Love

[stereototal78]

Quelle musique... Sublime.

[FilmFanClaire]

where was her oscar nomination? This scene alone really tugs at the heart strings or am I just too sensitive?

[SolfeggioMage]

It's kinda sad until they remember they are creators like all of us.

[leptprince2]

j'en raté pas un seul , cette scène vus prend les tripes ............

[LifeYo91]

Still one of the greatest endings I've ever seen.... Over and over and over again.

[scirocco09]

Sheryl is so amazing...

[graciemaemarie11]

masterpiece of an ending... disturbs me in a deep way every time i see this...

[Def188]

beautiful scean Laura found peace ironically on the red room but its beauty how she laughs/smile and agent cooper standing beside her

[yaronkl]

So many times I cried in this scene

[Baphomet417]

Easily one of the most hauntingly beautiful scenes ever committed to celluloid!!

[sweiland75]

This is why music exists.

[Purplecatsoup30]

what a beautiful, happy ending for Laura, after the horror of her life life*SPOILER!!!*(being repeatedly raped and then murdered by her father)

[buttloco]

I really love the fact that after all Laura went through in her life, even the self inflicted wounds, the good was still in her and God accepted her. This part of the movie always moves me.

[lukehard242]

I find this very beautiful, bit sad too but beautiful, I feel I can relate which sometimes can feel scary.

I found Laura Palmers diary (book) for real in laudnrymat, I have always found this was for a reason?

[namados]

it is happening again......or i hope at least!

[FireWalkWithMe91]

I always get goosebumps at :59 when the light makes her shudder. This scene is so sad :(

[YUMYUMYAAH]

scena terribilmente bella

[worldwidedownload]

Not the most covincing angel but a great scene. Very moving,

[MissTexasValkyrie]

Such a great picture of retribution and grace....

[sadieviction]

Poor Laura, I cry every time I watch this, R.I.P Laura, may you rest peacefully.

[wahlicnm]

This song is as heartbreaking as they get, but oh, so beautiful<3 My heart cries for her<3

[miepdetruus]

i truly believe everything what happened in twin peaks is real.. well, i really want it to be true..

[MrRedrum91]

Il più bel finale che abbia mai visto,carico di una speranza incredibile

[Magnolia296]

I loved the tv show but this movie was wonderfully boring and stupid. We didn't need prequel. No wonder it was a big Flop in the box office.. Even phenomenally brilliant Sheryl Lee's acting couldn't save this movie. And why the hell they ignored Sherilyn Fenn here? She was the most beautiful, charming and mysterious character in Twin Peaks.

[TheBackseatJesus]

@Magnolia296 I Disagree. I thought the movie was fucking amazing and depressing as hell. You may have not needed the prequel, but I'm glad to have it. It's a great tragic tale. It's also somewhat of a sequel too. Finally seeing Laura being forgiven for all her sins.

It was a big "flop" because it was a lot more of a David Lynch style film. That and the Twin Peaks fever fizzed out at the time.

Also, Sherilyn Fenn didn't star in it because she didn't like where the 2nd season went.

[Biochips1]

@TheBackseatJesus

Sherilyn Fenn didn't like that her character was killed by that bomb, I think.

[mellowdude68]

Oh, the quality is phenomenal. Thank you so much for showing this! It's one of the best endings ever. Long may you live, Laura!!

[mjshikeli]

So what is it all about? Did she get to heave or just foud peace and reliefe from the evil? This movie can be very confusing.

[Vincent777Legion1]

@mjshikeli The choice was always her's .... it looks clearly she did.

I would of prefer'd a bright light then the choice of angel in this scene to really do justice to the emotion she is giving off.

[askjiir]

There's no point of having any understanding.

[JBebeLinn]

The voice of love can only be from God people.

[lazord1991]

@JBebeLinn Yes!

[Svataben]

Lets try this again without the massive spelling errors:

I cry every single time I watch this scene.

Through the whole movie Sheryl just acts so well, letting the smiling façade slip from time to time to reveal the heartbroken and exhausted person Laura really is. I BELIEVE it the way Sheryl acts it, all the pain and the hopelessness. And then this!

Then this perfect happiness that it's over and she's finally safe from it all, and I just cry.

Every. Single. Time.

[dubconcrete]

sheryl lee is absolutely incredible... I'll never forget this scene where she just laughs, soundlessly

[zark78]

One of my all time favorite movie scenes!

[amcint01]

I'm so glad this movie is finally being appreciated today and I applaude Lynch for having the courage to follow his muse. Movies can be made for people, places or events, but rarely do people make them for a character. The movie is for Laura Palmer, plain and simple.

[kattykattybang]

Christ this is beautiful. the kind of compassion it shows for a subject is earth shattering. And the kind of compassion it engenders in viewers is as much if not more so. It's funny that Lynch uses fear as a gateway to compassion. This is our greatest form of modern tragedy.

[paullees557104]

to see all of gods creation all at once.

[DarkeningSkies1]

As with any of David Lynch's art, it can be viewed in a myriad of ways, but personally I never felt either White or Black Lodge was seen- just "limbo" (the waiting room)- Bob, Mike's Arm (Little Man) and the Giant were sprits trapped in the waiting room that fed on fear, pain and suffering. The ending shows that Cooper (the real Cooper) was trapped there too, and that he was able to show Laura that good existed still through the image of the angel. Just my take.

[petehutter]

My understanding of the finale of this film was that Laura passed through the Black Lodge and into Heaven (The White Lodge). On a second viewing of the TP series and the film, in order, I viewed it as the Cooper that is trapped in the Black Lodge, using his love (which is one way to enter the White Lodge) and compassion to allow Laura into the White Lodge.

Nonetheless, this is one of the most beautiful endings to a film imaginable. Truly, TP:FWWM is his masterpiece!

[joshismintas]

This is just my understanding,

but is Cooper there because his soul will eventually reside in the White and Black lodges?

As the lodges are a place outside space and time, his spirit has always been there, even before the first season of the show

[usbeko]

I want to live inside David Lynch's mind

[AzaelVI]

The perfect ending to a perfect movie. Ethereal and otherworldly. The soundless laughter of Lauras near the end is scary as hell.

Leave her to Heaven

[carlynorris]

Where was Sheryl Lee's Oscar nomination?

[nikmagg]

jesus. her looks... my god..

[jjseabra]

The Red Room, I loveeee,

[sophomorictrash]

This is something that periodically emerges in Lynch`s movies. He puts his audience through Hell, before finally offering them a glimpse of Heaven - which is exactly what makes the endings of his films so cathartic.

It`s a shame that similar filmmakers, such as the Coen Brothers, seem to have been consumed by gloom altogether and only believe in Pure Evil without acknowledging the possibility that Pure Good can exist as well.

[Pwells1]

@sophomorictrash Well the Coens are nihilists, so they end everything in Nihilism. Polanski is the darkest, making films that end in no hope whatsoever, but after going through the Holocaust and having his wife and friends murdered by the Manson family, can you really blame him? But, I think Blue Velvet would have been more poignant to end in a Polanski note, rather than the mockingly/jokingly sickly sweet tone.

[SzFeri82]

@sophomorictrash Exactly, just like the ending of Inland Empire

[Torchjob]

You made it Laura...God be with you.

[nikmagg]

yes she did

[usbeko]

In a town like twin peaks no one is innocent...

[zark78]

But why is Agent Cooper with Laura in this scene? Were they soul mates?

[carismere]

not soul mates - but Agent Cooper is there because he is so awesome!

[stoda06]

Agent Cooper is there because he is her protector. A father figure substitute who loves her in a way that her abusive father never did. She has ultimate protection in the physical world as well as the divine world.

[partyhat3]

Yes, I see that now. He is a kind of guardian, I think, giving her assurance that it's ok to pass over. Does that make sense? Thinking about it, in a sense, Agent Cooper could be regarded as an Angelic presence - not really of this world, but an agent if intervention for good.

[carlynorris]

@zark78 There is no passage of time in the Lodge. Because Agent Cooper enters and stays in the Lodge much later in the temporal scheme of things, he can still be there to greet Laura.

[zark78]

I saw this scene in the theater - you can't imagine how great the experience was!

[PegasusWhiteRose]

It is beautiful. Has anyone seen the ending of INLAND EMPIRE. That is even better. Makes me cry every time.

[usbeko]

I want to go to a red room like this...

Fire walk with me

[LH270677]

A bleak film with a surprisingly uplifting coda.

[GusHammond]

Great scene. Best of the film.

[fl0rinake]

She is probably the most beautiful woman in the world:)

[protoville]

The harmony at 1:41-1:43 is so heartbreaking...

[viml7]

Beautiful score by Angelo Badalamenti..thanks for posting ;)

[RecollectionRoad]

Pff, David, I beg you place make some more movies. Nobody does it better then you do. Best filmmusic ever made is by Badalamenti, btw. Titlesong of this film is best piecce of music i ever heard

[Deathmarch1981]

Agreed. The world is ready for another David Lynch film. I just checked the IMDb, and it doesn't look good. He's executive producing a few projects, but that's about it.

[skrzypek1044]

fire walk with me!!!!!!!!!

[kanickie]

i always cry a little bit at the end of the film in this scene, you just feel so relieved for laura after all that she's been through.

[carlynorris]

Me too. I still find it incredibly frightening as well, though.

[lilswissmiss88]

Now THIS is what I would consider a masterpiece, very artistically done.

[carlynorris]

Right up there as one of the best scenes ever, I think.

[bumblebert]

best lynch scene. maybe even just best scene ever.

[carlynorris]

So beautiful and SO disturbing! Hopefully, this might make more people watch the movie.

[bcl092]

Thanks for posting