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An American Werewolf in Paris

An American Werewolf in Paris (1997)

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14

Average Rating: 4.2/10
Critic Reviews: 7
Fresh: 1 | Rotten: 6

No consensus yet.

audience

37

liked it
Average Rating: 2.8/5
User Ratings: 78,150

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Movie Info

This British-Dutch-Luxembourgian co-production is "based on characters created by John Landis" for his An American Werewolf in London (1981). In the opening, a man is seen under attack, almost managing an escape from the Parisian sewers before an unseen creature pulls him back. Meanwhile, tourist Andy (Tom Everett Scott) is seeing the sights of Paris with his pals Brad (Vince Vieluf) and Chris (Phil Buckman). When Serafine (Julie Delpy) leaps off the Eiffel Tower just before Andy is about to do

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Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Comedy

Tim Burns, Tom Stern, Anthony Waller

Jul 21, 1998

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All Critics (44) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (25) | DVD (4)

Much too lame to be considered a sequel to "An American Werewolf in London."

October 28, 2012 Full Review Source: Cinema Crazed
Cinema Crazed

The humor isn't funny, the horror isn't scary, and the digital wolf f/x look cheap.

September 5, 2009 Full Review Source: Boston Phoenix | Comment (1)
Boston Phoenix

Uh, no.

October 13, 2007
ColeSmithey.com

Fundamentally lame.

July 23, 2007 Full Review Source: eFilmCritic.com
eFilmCritic.com

Put it out of it's misery

November 18, 2003
Moviehole

If you liked ...London for its wit, chances are this one will fall flat for you as it did for me.

February 8, 2003 Full Review Source: Film Quips Online
Film Quips Online

O terror cede lugar ao pastelão.

May 31, 2002 Full Review Source: Cinema em Cena
Cinema em Cena

Audience Reviews for An American Werewolf in Paris

Hmmm not too bad, the wolf effects are very poor cgi which makes the wolf look like its sick and losing weight. The gore is great and the concept is OK despite being a complete rerun of the first but its the look and feel of the film which still just about manages to win. The film still has the originals appeal with its kooky black humour and macabre sequences but main lead Scott is a bit weak along with the rest of the cast.
August 21, 2007
phubbs1

Super Reviewer

An American Werewolf in Paris is an insult to Jon Landis's landmark film. This film features nothing to redeem it's stupidity. The film is simply a washed out version of Landis' classic Werewolf film. The film has some very bad CGI effects, and it has a terrible cast to act out the dreadful scenes. This is one film that should be avoided, it's not even a decent film. This film is a poor excuse to cash in on An American Werewolf In London, now that was a werewolf picture. This film is pure and simply a travesty and is not worth your hard earned money. They could've done something great maybe if Jon Landis and Rob Baker were involved in the project, but instead they hired a hack of a director to market this brainless piece of crap to a "hip and cool" generation of teens. What a waste of money, and Celluloid, the only way this film could have been great was with a rewrite and Jon Landis helming the project. Nothing new to be found here, just a headache of a film.
June 9, 2010
TheDudeLebowski65
Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski

Super Reviewer

    1. Andy: There's sex and there's love. That what differentiates humans from animals.
    – Submitted by Creep F (23 months ago)
    1. Claude: I LOVE Americans. You all have a good taste.
    – Submitted by Creep F (23 months ago)
    1. Andy: I didn't choose to become a werewolf. I can't face the fact that I've got to go around killing and eating people for the rest of my life.
    2. Brad: Better get used to it.
    – Submitted by Creep F (23 months ago)
    1. Serafine: (to Andy, about her zombie mother) - You scared her away.
    2. Andy: (frightened) - I scared her?! HA! [Panting] That's it. My friends were right: You're nuts. Nurses with walking corpses stealing hearts, and monsters and werewolves in the basement and the whole thing with the thing.
    – Submitted by Creep F (23 months ago)
    1. Dr. Pigot: Did you see a girl? She's stolen my heart.
    2. Andy: I know the feeling.
    – Submitted by Creep F (23 months ago)
    1. Amy: Thanks for the lovely evening, douche-bag. You really know how to treat a lady!
    2. Andy: No! You're dead!
    3. Amy: No, I'm undead. Which means I'm forced to walk this wretched earth until you die.
    4. Brad: [Brad appears as a zombie] - Not so fast! You want my buddy dead, you're gonna have to come through me.
    5. Amy: Oh, that's something (to Andy) It took me four years on a Stairmaster to get a package like this. You ripped through it like a lamb chop!
    6. Andy: This can't be happening.
    7. Brad: Don't blame me Andy. I warned you.
    8. Amy: (to Andy) - Wait a minute. You knew about this all along?
    – Submitted by Creep F (23 months ago)

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