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# 4K Ultra HD Complete Collection Exclusive Extras Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition

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## Key Features

- • **Timeless Classic:** Relive the mystery and intrigue of Twin Peaks, a series that defined a generation.
- • **Collector's Dream:** Perfect for collectors, this gold box edition is a must-have for any Twin Peaks enthusiast.
- • **Unrivaled Quality:** Experience Twin Peaks in stunning 4K Ultra HD for the ultimate visual feast.
- • **All-in-One Package:** Dive into the complete collection with every episode and film, all in one definitive box set.
- • **Behind-the-Scenes Access:** Unlock exclusive extras and behind-the-scenes content that every true fan craves.

## Overview

The Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition is a comprehensive collection featuring all episodes and films in stunning 4K Ultra HD, complete with exclusive behind-the-scenes content, making it an essential addition for any fan or collector.

## Description

Twin Peaks: The Definitive Gold Box Edition - When Laura Palmer is found brutally murdered, FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) and Sheriff Harry S. Truman (Michael Ontkean) soon discover that in the town of Twin Peaks no one is innocent and nothing is what it seems.

Review: What about BOB??? - A cultural phenomenon during its 1990-92 run, "Twin Peaks" holds up wonderfully well almost 20 years later. The gold box edition offers both the original pilot and the international version, as well as all the episodes from "Twin Peaks" all-too-brief two season run. After reading of some viewers' problems with discs, I was concerned that I might run into some of the same. Happily, that was not the case. The set that I ordered from desertcart was perfect. The episodes themselves have beautiful clarity, perhaps more so than when they originally aired, and I found the extras to be both informative and entertaining. For those not familiar with "Twin Peaks", it was a strange and exhilerating television experience, the likes of which I had never seen when it first aired. Conceived by David Lynch and Mark Frost, it is a dark and deeply disturbing journey into the psyche of a seemingly normal, all-American town. The sudden bursts of violence were shocking for a network television show in the early '90's, and those images still pack a punch today; there is an unsettling eeriness that prevails through most of the episodes, leavened by quirky, sometimes oddball humor supplied by the eccentric inhabitants of Twin Peaks. The brilliant David Lynch has stated that Twin Peaks belongs to the same universe as his underrated "Lost Highway", and there is a certain similarity of themes that are constant, I think, through not only "Highway", but "Mulholland Drive", and the earlier "Blue Velvet". They all seem to be part of a macabre world that looks familiar, but is, somehow, not our own. The cast of "Twin Peaks" is enormous and everyone seems to inhabit their characters to an impressive degree. I can't think of a villain in television history who is more terrifying than the diabolical Bob; the very sight of him slithering and cackling makes one want to scream. As played by Frank Silva, he is the essence of unending horror and the stuff that nightmares are made of. Even the madman Windom Earle (Kenneth Welsh)can't hold a candle to Bob's demonic presence. On the flip side of the coin, the series' lawmen--FBI agent Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman--are wonderful, stalwart, brave men, vividly brought to life by, respectively, Kyle MacLachlan and Michael Ontkean. "Twin Peaks" was, perhaps, the finest hour for both actors. MacLachlan has gone on to lesser (I think), husbandly roles in "Desperate Housewives" and "Sex and the City", but I'll always remember him chiefly for this turn as Dale Cooper. Of the many other cast members, the great Piper Laurie is deliciously malicious as scheming Catherine Martell, with Jack "Eraserhead" Nance on hand as her clueless, cuckholded husband, Pete; Joan Chen is convincingly demur and devious as the traitorous Josie; and Richard Beymer is both touching and amusing as nutty, rich hotelier/bordello owner, Benjamin Horne. Ray Wise and Grace Zabriskie offer a touching and, ultimately, chilling portrait of a grief-stricken married couple. The younger cast members are also compelling, especially Madchen Amick, Sherilyn Fenn, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Sheryl Lee, who plays both the ill-fated Laura Palmer (whose murder sets the series in motion) and her lookalike cousin, Maddy Ferguson. In fact, it would be difficult to single out any performer in the series who isn't dead-on with their characterizations. While the pilot and Season 1 are pretty much flawless, Season 2 almost sinks a few times, due to some seemingly superfluous plot developments that do nothing to advance the plot. In fact, getting through episodes 17-22 may require some patience and a certain level of tolerance for out-and-out inanity. It's worth hanging in there for the remaining episodes because they come close to recapturing the essence of the earlier shows, and, in some cases, surpass the exhuberance and sheer weirdness that was displayed in the first season. Anyone expecting everything to be neatly wrapped up in the finale will be sorely unamused, although, for me, "Twin Peaks" is more a case of the journey being more important than the destination. I think "Twin Peaks" is as close to a television series masterpiece as has ever been produced for American television.
Review: A Landmark in Television History - A landmark in television history, Twin Peaks has had a lasting impact an episodic (story-arc) television to this day. Back in the early 1990's when it was released, Twin Peaks was the only show of it's kind. It was distinctly different, weird and intelligent all at the same time. It was the kind of show that forced you to pay attention and then to try to piece together the meanings of what you had just viewed. I've just finished watching the whole series over the last few weeks, and so I've once again been reminded of just how good this show is. Twin Peaks is without a doubt, a classic! This Gold Box Edition contains every episode from seasons 1 and 2 plus the pilot movie. My recommendation on the pilot is to hold off on watching the European ending until after you have watched the whole series. There are options on the first disk to allow you to do this. The first 15 or so episodes deal primarily with the mystery surrounding the death of Laura Palmer, but at the same time introduce you the town and the characters of Twin Peaks. It is in the second half of the series that the underlying mythology of Twin Peaks is gradually introduced. The ending is fascinating and unique and will have you thinking about the series as a whole. Good Things About Twin Peaks: cinematic, mystery, story-arc, characters, weirdness, mythology, ending, philosophy, setting, dialogue, wood, coffee, pie So-So Things About Twin Peaks: brief interlude (Ben Horne) during the last third of the series that seems to drag, occasional daytime soap opera quality to the character interaction and dialogue, wondering why the population of Twin Peaks is listed as over 50,000. These are all minor problems. But in the end, this show is fantastic. The last 25 minutes of the last episode is brilliant and it is amazing. It's a final send off and payoff for the whole series. In my viewing experience, only one TV scene has had such avant-garde feel to it, the Milennium episode from season 2 called The Fourth Horseman. There are plenty of extras and the shows creator, David Lynch, seems to reveal that much of the show was created as they want along. But what they ending up creating was classic!!!

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Drama, TV, Thriller
- **Format:** NTSC, Subtitled
- **Contributor:** Dana  Ashbrook, Everett McGill, Jack Nance, James Marshall, Joan Chen, Kyle MacLachlan, Lara Flynn Boyle, Michael Ontkean, M�dchen  Amick, Peggy Lipton, Richard Beymer, Sherilyn Fenn, Warren Frost
- **Language:** English
- **Number Of Discs:** 10

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What about BOB???
*by B***S on June 5, 2008*

A cultural phenomenon during its 1990-92 run, "Twin Peaks" holds up wonderfully well almost 20 years later. The gold box edition offers both the original pilot and the international version, as well as all the episodes from "Twin Peaks" all-too-brief two season run. After reading of some viewers' problems with discs, I was concerned that I might run into some of the same. Happily, that was not the case. The set that I ordered from Amazon was perfect. The episodes themselves have beautiful clarity, perhaps more so than when they originally aired, and I found the extras to be both informative and entertaining. For those not familiar with "Twin Peaks", it was a strange and exhilerating television experience, the likes of which I had never seen when it first aired. Conceived by David Lynch and Mark Frost, it is a dark and deeply disturbing journey into the psyche of a seemingly normal, all-American town. The sudden bursts of violence were shocking for a network television show in the early '90's, and those images still pack a punch today; there is an unsettling eeriness that prevails through most of the episodes, leavened by quirky, sometimes oddball humor supplied by the eccentric inhabitants of Twin Peaks. The brilliant David Lynch has stated that Twin Peaks belongs to the same universe as his underrated "Lost Highway", and there is a certain similarity of themes that are constant, I think, through not only "Highway", but "Mulholland Drive", and the earlier "Blue Velvet". They all seem to be part of a macabre world that looks familiar, but is, somehow, not our own. The cast of "Twin Peaks" is enormous and everyone seems to inhabit their characters to an impressive degree. I can't think of a villain in television history who is more terrifying than the diabolical Bob; the very sight of him slithering and cackling makes one want to scream. As played by Frank Silva, he is the essence of unending horror and the stuff that nightmares are made of. Even the madman Windom Earle (Kenneth Welsh)can't hold a candle to Bob's demonic presence. On the flip side of the coin, the series' lawmen--FBI agent Cooper and Sheriff Harry S. Truman--are wonderful, stalwart, brave men, vividly brought to life by, respectively, Kyle MacLachlan and Michael Ontkean. "Twin Peaks" was, perhaps, the finest hour for both actors. MacLachlan has gone on to lesser (I think), husbandly roles in "Desperate Housewives" and "Sex and the City", but I'll always remember him chiefly for this turn as Dale Cooper. Of the many other cast members, the great Piper Laurie is deliciously malicious as scheming Catherine Martell, with Jack "Eraserhead" Nance on hand as her clueless, cuckholded husband, Pete; Joan Chen is convincingly demur and devious as the traitorous Josie; and Richard Beymer is both touching and amusing as nutty, rich hotelier/bordello owner, Benjamin Horne. Ray Wise and Grace Zabriskie offer a touching and, ultimately, chilling portrait of a grief-stricken married couple. The younger cast members are also compelling, especially Madchen Amick, Sherilyn Fenn, Lara Flynn Boyle, and Sheryl Lee, who plays both the ill-fated Laura Palmer (whose murder sets the series in motion) and her lookalike cousin, Maddy Ferguson. In fact, it would be difficult to single out any performer in the series who isn't dead-on with their characterizations. While the pilot and Season 1 are pretty much flawless, Season 2 almost sinks a few times, due to some seemingly superfluous plot developments that do nothing to advance the plot. In fact, getting through episodes 17-22 may require some patience and a certain level of tolerance for out-and-out inanity. It's worth hanging in there for the remaining episodes because they come close to recapturing the essence of the earlier shows, and, in some cases, surpass the exhuberance and sheer weirdness that was displayed in the first season. Anyone expecting everything to be neatly wrapped up in the finale will be sorely unamused, although, for me, "Twin Peaks" is more a case of the journey being more important than the destination. I think "Twin Peaks" is as close to a television series masterpiece as has ever been produced for American television.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Landmark in Television History
*by Y***M on June 3, 2011*

A landmark in television history, Twin Peaks has had a lasting impact an episodic (story-arc) television to this day. Back in the early 1990's when it was released, Twin Peaks was the only show of it's kind. It was distinctly different, weird and intelligent all at the same time. It was the kind of show that forced you to pay attention and then to try to piece together the meanings of what you had just viewed. I've just finished watching the whole series over the last few weeks, and so I've once again been reminded of just how good this show is. Twin Peaks is without a doubt, a classic! This Gold Box Edition contains every episode from seasons 1 and 2 plus the pilot movie. My recommendation on the pilot is to hold off on watching the European ending until after you have watched the whole series. There are options on the first disk to allow you to do this. The first 15 or so episodes deal primarily with the mystery surrounding the death of Laura Palmer, but at the same time introduce you the town and the characters of Twin Peaks. It is in the second half of the series that the underlying mythology of Twin Peaks is gradually introduced. The ending is fascinating and unique and will have you thinking about the series as a whole. Good Things About Twin Peaks: cinematic, mystery, story-arc, characters, weirdness, mythology, ending, philosophy, setting, dialogue, wood, coffee, pie So-So Things About Twin Peaks: brief interlude (Ben Horne) during the last third of the series that seems to drag, occasional daytime soap opera quality to the character interaction and dialogue, wondering why the population of Twin Peaks is listed as over 50,000. These are all minor problems. But in the end, this show is fantastic. The last 25 minutes of the last episode is brilliant and it is amazing. It's a final send off and payoff for the whole series. In my viewing experience, only one TV scene has had such avant-garde feel to it, the Milennium episode from season 2 called The Fourth Horseman. There are plenty of extras and the shows creator, David Lynch, seems to reveal that much of the show was created as they want along. But what they ending up creating was classic!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by M***B on April 14, 2023*

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