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"Jeepers Creepers"

Ok, so unless you've seen it through pirate or in another country this film is yet to be viewed by anyone in this country. Out on Friday it is mean't to be 'The scariest film in 10 years', and to be honest it damn well looks like it.

I've got my ticket by my side and I'm off to watch it on Saturday, so when it comes out give us your opinion or tell me now what your expectations are from this film.

Blair Witch, eat your heart out.

Goatboy wrote:
> L'Haine is fantastic.

Tut tut... your forgetting that the 'H' in Haine is aspirated donc ce n'est pas L'Haine, c'est La haine..

haha

Anyway, you being the expert in French films, goaty, what do you think of the Three Colours series by Krzysztof Kieslowski (real name, I'm not joking!) Blackstar has an offer on at the moment and I'm sorely tempted to snap up all three but need a second opinion..

Mr Nice Guy wrote:
> Ok, so unless you've seen it through pirate or in another country this film is
> yet to be viewed by anyone in this country.


Ahoy Me mateys! I have just seen this great new film called Jeepers Creepers with's me's Parrot's and they said it's great for a swashbuckling time! ahoy!!!!!!

*Whacks out parrot*

Now's the time to get me some Rum.

Does no one else find the trailer fall-off-the-chair-funny? It's a big, tense, errie edge of your seat affair - not quite sure what's going on and the it says "Jeepers Creepers" in big letters all over the film - awful, awful name for a "straight" horror film.

Better take the missus when she gets back then... Moulin Rouge one week, Amelie the next.. lot of it about.

Goatboy - you checked out French hip-hoppers IAM? If not look up L'Ecole Du Micro D'Argent for some laid back beats n' rhymes. The Wu even guest on one of their tracks, sadly not in French though.

L'Haine is fantastic.

Snoopy is a top character and the last scene triumphs.

Amelie is awesome as well, such a..well..sweet film by the guy that made Delicatessen and City of Lost Children (and Alien Resurection).

A beautiful, fantasy-fulfilling nice film.

And Dominque Pinon should win an Oscar for being the most French bloke ever.

Meka_Dragon wrote:

> Glad I didn't say
> anything too offensive then!

Trust me it couldn't be any worse than what she's heard from me already!!

Still I get free holidays to Paris every year so I'm not complaining..

Craw wrote:


My girlfriend is french.
> :-)

Glad I didn't say anything too offensive then!

Meka_Dragon wrote:
> Craw wrote:

You may like Amelie then.
> Deceived everyone in the adverts
> by not letting them know it was subtitled.


>I heard it was "very, very
> French and very, very funny".

>Surely a contradiction in terms?

My girlfriend is french. :-)

I heard it was class. Anyone see L'Haine or Dobermann?

Craw wrote:

You may like Amelie then.
> Deceived everyone in the adverts by not letting them know it was subtitled.


I heard it was "very, very French and very, very funny".

Surely a contradiction in terms?

Stryke wrote:
> The film I'm looking forward too at the moment is Brotherhood of The Wolf.
A
> French convert. I love subtitled films, for some reason. And its fantasy, which
> is class.

You may like Amelie then. Deceived everyone in the adverts by not letting them know it was subtitled.