Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Page #3
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- Year:
- 1992
- 135 min
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She's preparing
Here's your change.
Thank you.
Heidi's got a bloody nose.
Think you could give Laura
a hand with Meals on Wheels?
I was just... I was busy.
I was doing this.
You're not that busy.
This would look nice
on your wall.
Shelly?
I can't do
Meals on Wheels today.
I just can't!
What?
Oh, my God!
No, it's not him.
Donna, are you...
are you my best friend?
Of course!
What is it? What's wrong?
I'm your friend always.
Come on.
Hi, honey.
How's Donna?
Fine.
And school?
School's fine.
Sit down.
Are you hungry?
Not really.
You didn't wash your hands
before you sat down, did you?
Let me see.
Dad.
These hands are filthy.
Look.
There's dirt way
under this fingernail.
Leland, what are you doing?
Look at this finger.
Laura did not wash
- Look at this.
- Don't.
Is it from a lover?
Did you get this
from your lover?
They don't call them lovers
in high school, Leland.
Bobby didn't give you this.
How do you know
Bobby didn't give her that?
Did Bobby give you this,
Leland! Please leave her alone.
Don't do that.
She doesn't like that.
How do you know what she likes?
Stop it!
Stop that!
Now, you sit down...
and we'll all have dinner.
I'll sit down...
but not a one of us
Wash your hands!
What is it, Leland?
Laura, honey?
I love you.
I love you so much.
Good night, princess.
Is it true?
Don't take the ring, Laura.
Don't take the ring.
My name is Annie.
I've been with Dale and Laura.
The good Dale is in the lodge,
and he can't leave.
Write it in your diary.
This is where we live, Shelly!
As if I didn't know.
I'm showing you
how to wash this tile.
Then you're gonna do it.
Come off it, Leo.
I have to get ready for work.
What did you say?
Shelly, I'm not fooling
around anymore!
First thing you'll learn
is a good attitude!
That's the key!
Anybody'll tell you that.
Don't even think
about going anywhere!
I'm not finished with you!
Leo, Bobby.
What are you doing
calling me here?
I'm sorry.
The football's empty.
No way.
You already owe me money.
Five thousand, to be exact.
Leo Johnson, are you telling me
there's no Santa Claus?
Roadhouse.
Jacques, Bobby.
I need some things, man.
How come you only call me
when you're desperate?
You desperate, baby?
Are you interested or not?
Maybe, Bobby, baby. Maybe.
For ten K, I have a friend
who has what you want.
His stuff is the best.
Hit me.
Two days, midnight.
Jacques, you crazy
f***ing Canadian.
This sounds big.
Where you going?
Nowhere fast...
and you're not coming.
Laura, come on.
Remember me?
I'm your best friend.
Aren't you
going to fix me a drink?
Where are the cookies?
You mean Fred and Ginger?
Dancing.
If I had a nickel
for every cigarette...
your mom smoked, I'd be dead.
I'll call you tomorrow.
When this kind of fire starts...
it is very hard to put out.
The tender boughs
of innocence burn first.
And the wind rises...
and then...
all goodness is in jeopardy.
Where did you go?
Why did you turn
Away from me
When all the world
Seemed to see?
Why?
Why did you go?
Was it me?
Was it you?
Questions in a world
Of blue
How can a heart
That's filled with love
Start to cry?
When all the world
Seems so right
How
How can love die?
Was it me?
Was it you?
Questions in a world
Of blue
When did the day
With all its light
Turn into night?
When all the world
seemed to...
So you want to f***
the homecoming queen.
Let's go around the world, babe.
This isn't going to get you
in Walla Walla.
You go all the way,
don't you, little girl?
Sooner or later.
You willing to go all the way?
You gonna do it to me?
Let's boogie.
What the hell are you doing?
You part of the deal?
No, she isn't!
What did you say your name was?
Buck.
That was really nice, Buck.
OK, Donna. Let's go.
Chug.
Get her out of here, Jacques!
Don't ever wear my stuff ever!
I won't wear your stuff.
Jacques,
help me get her home now!
Why can't I wear your stuff?
Donna, not you!
How did I get in my house?
How did I get in my bed?
Life is full of mysteries,
Donna.
Are you mad at me
for wearing something of yours?
I don't want you
to wear my stuff.
I do love you, Laura.
I love you, Donna.
But I don't want you
to be like me.
Why do you do it?
Excuse me, honey.
We're late to meet Mom
for breakfast.
I'll catch you later.
Bye-bye, Donna.
Good-bye.
Dad, is the engine on fire?
It smells like
something's burning.
Something is burning!
It's the engine!
You stole the corn!
I had it canned
over the store!
And, miss...
the look on her face
when it was opened!
There was a stillness!
The thread will be torn,
Mr. Palmer!
Come on!
The thread will be torn!
It's him!
It's your father!
Stop it!
What was that all about?
You shouldn't do that
to your engine.
You ought to take it easy.
You're going to burn
your engine out.
What the hell
was all that about?
Why doesn't somebody
A man comes out
of the blue like that...
starts screaming at you
like a crazy person...
and harassing my daughter.
You all right, honey?
Dad, are you all right?
Teresa Banks.
You look just like my Laura.
So when's the next
business trip, big boy?
Soon. And next time...
let's party with those
girlfriends you told me about.
Sure. I can arrange that.
What are you doing?
Who am I?
I don't know.
That's right.
Who was that?
He looked familiar!
Have I met him?
No, you haven't met him.
Have you?
Let's go get your mother.
No. Just sit here for a moment.
Oh, my God.
A man comes out
of the blue like that.
Hey, handsome.
What's wrong?
Nothing.
I chickened out.
Sure you're OK?
Did you come home
during the day last week?
Leave us alone!
God damn it,
get back to your work!
I thought I saw you.
Oh, God. You know?
I did stop home on Friday,
come to think of it.
I had this severe headache
and was in the neighborhood...
so I darted into the house
to get some aspirin.
Where were you, Laura?
I didn't see you.
I was just down the street.
The same ring.
Who are you?
Who are you really?
I'm nearly out.
It's taken care of, babe.
You and I will make
a big score tonight.
What is that?
This should tide you over.
Thanks.
A big score?
Maybe our biggest.
Don't tell Mike.
This is just between you and me.
Tonight, meet me two doors
down from your place at 11:00.
Midnight...
near the sound of sawing wood.
Do you love me, Laura?
Watch. OK. Watch.
That's good, Laura.
That's really good.
You're a great dancer.
Come on, knock it off.
Knock it the f*** off.
Give me the f***ing...
Give me the f***ing bottle.
Bubby? I mean, Bobby?
Shut up. Shut up.
Bobby, I found some dirt!
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