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Juniper Driver

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I dont actually know if this has been posted before but is this a *funny* film?

I dont actually know where I stand here I really dont.

Perhaps I should see it before I pass judgment even though I have been involved in 3 fatalities in different ways.

Perhaps thats the selling point of the film to create controversy.

Yours JD.
 
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I must say I have not seen it and nor do I wan't to.

I think the idea of the film is a disturbing insight into how we, as a race, are developing. I feel it *could* show a lack of concern for those genuine victims of this kind of thing and I am suprised the LUL allowed filming to be taking place, particularly as they now want to sue the film makers. Surely they asked what the film was about when they gave permission to film?

But this is not the first film to be contraversial for its content, anyone remember 'Crash'?
A film which has people who have been in car crashes getting off in car wrecks.
 

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It's only a film, if you don't like that sorta thing, don't go & see it, simple as that! :roll: I've got nothing against the film, I just won't watch it because I'm not into comedy films like that.
 
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