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Better then before
Andy and his two friends are travelling Europe on a dare devil tour, when they get to Paris Andy has an idea for a stunt thet the other two will never top, he plans to bungee jump off the Effle Tower. Once there he sees a girl who plans to jump off and kill herself, Andy manages to save her life but she disapears. Andy tracks her down, one day someone in her house tells him to go to a party to meet her there, once there Andy is attacked by a werewolf and bitten. Days after some strange things begin to happen to Andy, he is becoming a werewolf. An American WereWolf in Paris is a little bit different to the first one, the story line is changes a tiny bit, this time there is a way for the werewolf to turn back to a human. I really enjoyed An American Werewolf In Paris, it's pretty gory and the massacre scenes are cool. There is alot of suspence to be had in this movie as well. The only thing I missed was the werewolf trancermation, in the original it looked much cooler, in this one it's all far to computerized. Over all I enjoyed this more then the first film, it's still a little bit slow but it has a better ending, better plot and much better gore, a great nights entertainment.

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A decent werewolf flick
While An American Werewolf In Paris won't be winning any awards for it's deep dramatic content, it's certainly a step up from many of the horror flicks of the 90s. When three twentysomething American guys go to Paris on their "Daredevil Tour", one falls (right off the Eiffel Tower) for a mysterious French woman attempting to commit suicide. Once the two become involved, he realizes that he's gained more than he bargained for. Tom Everett Scott (That Thing You Do) , Julie Delpy (TV's "ER"), and Julie Bowen (TV's "Ed") are all top-notch in their roles. The special effects are well-done, especially the first transformation of Julie Delpy's character. Another plus to this thriller is it's rock soundtrack. Hot bands such as Bush, Better Than Ezra, and Smashmouth have songs in the film. The main problem with the film is it's lack of Paris itself. The beginning of the film boasts great shots of the Eiffel Tower, a gothic-designed opera house, and other landmarks. However, these elements are lost later in the film, and we mainly see the sewers of the city. Overall, An American Werewolf In Paris is a decent film worthy of your time, but definitely rent it before buying it; it's not for all tastes

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Horrible
This is a terrible movie and it's a shame it's even associated with one of my all time favorites, An American Werewolf in London. The animation here is novice, the acting is bad, the script is silly. Overdone, overproduced, overkill. Skip this one.