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I'm watching "Baise Moi", again. I was worried about whether the movie would fit in my rotation, since I often watch the movies while I'm eating and this movie is subtitled, and I cannot read while I'm eating. I shouldn't have worried. It is special enough that you can still enjoy it without catching all the dialogue.
Indeed, they don't even provide subtitles in some scenes. It surprises me that they don't provide a dubbed option. I should think this steamly little flick would be worth the full treatment - careful subtitling and an option for dubbed dialoge. I'm not complaining. I'm blissfully delighted that this movie makes it to America at all and uncut!
The movie may be thought of as being a "Thelma and Lousie" but made for adults instead of the Walt Disney productions that we usually get in this country. I just don't get it. America saves Europe, and we usually only get the kiddie version of movies while Europe gets to enjoy freedom in their movies. I just don't get it. Well, at least we got "Baise Moi" in its full glory, thank god!
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I'm watching "Baise Moi", again. I was worried about whether the movie would fit in my rotation, since I often watch the movies while I'm eating and this movie is subtitled, and I cannot read while I'm eating. I shouldn't have worried. It is special enough that you can still enjoy it without catching all the dialogue.
Indeed, they don't even provide subtitles in some scenes. It surprises me that they don't provide a dubbed option. I should think this steamly little flick would be worth the full treatment - careful subtitling and an option for dubbed dialoge. I'm not complaining. I'm blissfully delighted that this movie makes it to America at all and uncut!
The movie may be thought of as being a "Thelma and Lousie" but made for adults instead of the Walt Disney productions that we usually get in this country. I just don't get it. America saves Europe, and we usually only get the kiddie version of movies while Europe gets to enjoy freedom in their movies. I just don't get it. Well, at least we got "Baise Moi" in its full glory, thank god!
