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      Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces

      2014 1h 32m Drama Horror Mystery & Thriller Romance List
      Reviews 90% Fewer than 50 Ratings Audience Score An exploration of Laura Palmer and the occupants of Twin Peaks. Read More Read Less

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      Jacob B While not everything in this collection of deleted scenes is necessary viewing and I'm not losing any sleep over most of these scenes not being in Fire Walk With Me, The Missing Pieces is still an enjoyable 90-minute return to the world of Twin Peaks that shows David Lynch at his surreal best, has great acting and, to give credit where it's due, helps give a better understanding of certain scenes that seemed peculiar, even by Lynch standards. The Phillip Jeffries scene should've been in the final film and I think it would've helped build up to the heartbreaking conclusion we know is going to happen when we see the Palmers happily eating dinner. The Missing Pieces is very much a collection of deleted scenes rather than a proper film but it does have enough of the show's quirky charm to be worth a look. After all, some of these scenes are important for The Return, which I'll hopefully get around to in a few weeks' time. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 04/05/23 Full Review Read all reviews Post a rating

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      Synopsis An exploration of Laura Palmer and the occupants of Twin Peaks.
      Director
      David Lynch
      Screenwriter
      Robert Engels, David Lynch
      Production Co
      Absurda, MK2 Diffusion
      Genre
      Drama, Horror, Mystery & Thriller, Romance
      Original Language
      English
      Runtime
      1h 32m