Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. The Blu-ray box set contains a substantial volume of behind-the-scenes material. Unfortunately, much of it is shallow in content and repetitive in nature, if not outright boring. Because David Lynch refuses to ever discuss the meaning of his work, no analysis or insight is offered. The following items are either new to Blu-ray, or offer additional content beyond that previously found on DVD.

Twin Peaks Blu-Ray: What To Expect? Twin Peaks Blu-Ray: What To Expect?

Murdered homecoming queen Laura Palmer once famously appeared to FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in a dream and told him, "I'll see you again in 25 years." Remarkably, she actually followed through on that promise. New extras could include the 14-minute documentary, Vérité: ‘Fire Walk with Me, shot in 2012 by Joseph Garcia Quinn at the opening night of the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me 20th Anniversay Group Art Exhibiton. Michael J. Anderson, Dean Hurley, Sheryl Lee and Jennifer Lynch are credited to appear in the doc. I've seen 'Twin Peaks' in a lot of different video formats. Years ago, I even watched the entire series in the atrocious quality EP-speed VHS collection that was the only way to see it after the original ABC broadcasts. Later Laserdiscs were a little better. The DVDs were a significant jump over that, and at the time I couldn't imagine the show ever looking better. More recently, 'Twin Peaks' has been offered in high definition on streaming services including Netflix and VUDU, sourced from the same masters as the DVDs, which are now showing their age but still mostly look pretty decent.

surrounding Twin Peaks. To introduce this story, let me just say it encompasses the all. It is beyond the fire, though few would know that As a film, Fire Walk With Me is tied so closely to the TV show that it cannot be rated as a standalone work. A viewer who hasn't seen the series will not be able to make sense of much in the movie. Other than the Criterion branding, I'm not sure that I see much point in re-releasing the film separately when every existing Blu-ray copy of the TV series comes with a disc that's about 90% identical to this one.

Spoilers] Which blu-ray collection to get? : r/twinpeaks [No Spoilers] Which blu-ray collection to get? : r/twinpeaks

eight-channel home theater mix. Dialogue is clean, carefully centered and neatly prioritized, even when chaos erupts or the surreal begins toThe images show a normal-sized plastic BD case (which is great because I’ve seen up to six discs fitting snugly inside one normal-sized plastic BD case) but also shows a cardboard sleeve with what looks like a cardboard fold-out case. Mark Frost Interview with Wrapped in Plastic (SD, 15 min.) – The two editors of the long-running 'Twin Peaks' fan magazine conduct a telephone interview with the show's co-creator. Frost has interesting things to say about the development of the series, but the format of the interview is a little distracting. Each side of the conversation talks on the telephone to the other, but it's explained that the interviewers' portion of the footage was actually reshot due to a technical gaffe. So, in essence, we see the interviewers talking into a dead telephone as though responding to a person they spoke to several days earlier. Sadly, many of those concerns felt borne out during the two-hour premiere, which may indulge in some of the original imagery and trot out a handful of old cast members for cameos, but otherwise bears little resemblance to Twin Peaks. The opening episodes have no narrative hook to draw viewers in, no clearly defined story, no appealing new characters and little screen time for the old ones, no emotional involvement, next to no humor, and hardly any of the action in them even takes place in the town of Twin Peaks. The title on screen be damned, whatever this new show was going to be, it wasn't the Twin Peaks I knew. I was heartbroken watching it. Still rumored: Paramount Australia to release Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery (Limited Edition) on April 30th 2014. Only 1700 copies and just the series, not the movie. What: Twin Peaks Blu-ray Content

Twin Peaks: The Television Collection Blu-ray

The death of Twin Peaks didn't come by cancellation. No, it was a violent implosion that brought an end to David Lynch and Mark

In addition to some brief thoughts on it when I reviewed The Entire Mystery, I have also previously reviewed foreign Blu-ray copies of Fire Walk With Me. For a full, mostly spoiler-safe review of the movie, I'll direct readers to my coverage of the Japanese import edition. of his questions are straight out of left field, mind you, but there's a charming weirdness to the conversation that cleverly evokes the tone of defined edges, crisply resolved fine textures, revealing close-ups and an unobtrusive, filmic layer of perfectly preserved grain. The only