Rape Me

Name: Rape Me
Genre: Thriller, Crime
Released: June 1, 2001
Duration: 77 min
Rating: 35
Cast: Karen Lancaume, Raffaëla Anderson

2001

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FilmFixx | Release Date: June 1, 2001 | Unrated

Starring: Karen Lancaume, Raffaëla Anderson

Summary: Several sexually active young women on a rampage screw a lot of unfortunate men and blast a lot of people out of the water.

Director: Coralie and Virginie Despentes

Genre(s): Thriller, Crime

Rating: Unrated

Runtime: 77 min

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Ernest Hardy

A small revolution tucked inside clichés and willful artistic ineptitude. Read full review

Mr. Showbiz Michael Atkinson

The naked, artless display of nerve and rebellious bile is altogether unique in modern movies.

Sean Axmaker

Seeks to shock and to outrage, and so far it's done both quite nicely. Read full review

New Times (L.A.) Gregory Weinkauf

A vicious, hard-core version of "Thelma and Louise," going nowhere near the Grand Canyon but leaving a trail of carnage in their wake. Read full review

Dana Stevens

Ms. Depentes and Ms. Thi -- push such chic amoralism to its logical conclusion, composing a numbing alternation of pornographic scenarios and brutal killings. The result is like something you'd see momentarily unscrambled on a hotel television set, but with better music and a little more of a story line. Read full review

Peter Rainer

Sordid Thelma & Louise-ish spree, which also has certain affinities with Breathless but would be better termed Affectless. Read full review

Marc Savlov

It's pornography of the most depressing sort. Read full review

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OhNo!MoreGilbertMulroneycakes

Apr 7, 2003

Yes, well, not to stoop to rather ugly personal abuse, but the message to Baise-Moi (which can be translated as "Kiss Me", if you like...anyone?) isn't very well transmitted. It's a sort-of ironic subversion of movie sexism - "look, women can be sick and wrong to men just as Yes, well, not to stoop to rather ugly personal abuse, but the message to Baise-Moi (which can be translated as "Kiss Me", if you like...anyone?) isn't very well transmitted. It's a sort-of ironic subversion of movie sexism - "look, women can be sick and wrong to men just as easily, look, look, LOOK, DAMN YOU, LOOK!" - and, okay, I get that. But 77 minutes of mindless violence and horrifying sexual shenanegins? The message is so badly blunted by the delivery that Marc D might somehow be right after all, and the whole "subversion" thing was tacked on to justify a rather horrid goreporn film. Except, except, it was a book first. Apparently. If you can imagine such a thing. Watch Irreversible instead.… Expand

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Jacktes

May 27, 2015

Absolute greatest film of all time, the artistic expression in this is absolutely exceptional, I hope my boys and girls can one day see this and enjoy the wonders of it all.

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