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23-06-2002, 01:20   #1
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Baise moi

"**** me"
Has anyone seen this film?
I know the IFC will be showing it shortly, but it was released in France a while ago and unfortunately I did not have the time to go see it.
Has anyone here seen it?
Opinions please.
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23-06-2002, 16:14   #2
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cool flick
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23-06-2002, 17:52   #3
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i haven't seen the film, but does Blaise not mean Kiss?
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'Arash', is the french for the f-word afaik
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23-06-2002, 18:43   #5
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This is an excellant film,it's kind of a female natural born killers.
Some scenes are very funny but also some of it is a bit rough.Both of the female lead's are French porno star's and they showcase their talent's very well.I have only seen the Canadian dvd of this so hopefully I will be able to see it on the big screen.
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i haven't seen the film, but does Blaise(sic) not mean Kiss?
Well, as far as I know Baiser means "kiss", it also means "to screw" and my interpretation of "baise moi" is "screw me".
When I originally heard about this film however, it was subtitled "**** me"

All that means is that I'm not too sure to be honest.

Aside from the argument over what the name means and the obvious controversial aspects of the film, I really wanted opinions on whether the film was worth seeing or not.

BJJ and global, could you expand on your comments please ?
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24-06-2002, 01:18   #7
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Yeah I saw it here in Australia a week before they banned it like all the other countries.

Its got full on graphic violence and pron. you see everything.
It has a rape scene at the beginning which is quite disturbing, not the kind of film you would take someone to see on a first date.

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24-06-2002, 12:27   #8
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I've never heard a direct translation of the title, I'm sure it's something like "Fu<k me" or "Rape me".

Baise in French means to lower.
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Yeah I saw it here in Australia a week before they banned it like all the other countries.

Its got full on graphic violence and pron. you see everything.
It has a rape scene at the beginning which is quite disturbing, not the kind of film you would take someone to see on a first date.
Is it any good though ?
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24-06-2002, 14:19   #10
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the correct translation is 'fu*k me'
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25-06-2002, 00:39   #11
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Yup it means ****.
I was just watching La Haine and at the very start Siad writes on the back of one of the SWAT vans "Siad, Baise La Police" translation in subtitles "Sayid f**k the police"
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27-06-2002, 04:15   #12
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Yeah its worth seeing.

But being ex-p0rnstars, you'll notice the acting isnt the best.
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Well, as far as I know Baiser means "kiss", it also means "to screw" and my interpretation of "baise moi" is "screw me".
When I originally heard about this film however, it was subtitled "**** me"

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whether the film was worth seeing or not.
You're right:
un baiser: a kiss (noun)
baiser: to kiss or to screw (more accurate than ****)

As forthe film, I saw it, it's excellent. Well, I enjoyed it and I would advise you to go.
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Yup it means ****.
I was just watching La Haine and at the very start Siad writes on the back of one of the SWAT vans "Siad, Baise La Police" translation in subtitles "Sayid f**k the police"
However French Slang often translate badly in Slang English and the subtitles from La Haine are far from accurate.

But then again, there are a lot of subtleties that will never be translatable in any languages, and when you see English speaking films translated in French, the biggest drama often becomes a comedy...
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