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Old Feb 1st 2006 | 11:07 am
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Originally Posted by diddy
I thought it was based on Peter Falconio.
I'd never watch it in a million years, but it sounds like it's really an amalgam of all the worst crimes commited in this country in the last ten years.
 
Old Feb 1st 2006 | 11:16 am
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Originally Posted by nickyc
I'd never watch it in a million years, but it sounds like it's really an amalgam of all the worst crimes commited in this country in the last ten years.
Its made more of, and comparing it to the rest of the world, ie us, or even UK,i think there is more deaths unexplained.
 
Old Feb 1st 2006 | 11:36 am
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RIght, there has been two (long!) threads on this film already:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=351631
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=327148

The movie is not true. I guess Ivan Milat stuff comes closest.

And Wolfe Creek Crater National Park is in northern WA.... Very mean of it to put it in WA, even though it's not based on anything that's happened here...
 
Old Feb 1st 2006 | 1:39 pm
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Originally Posted by Simone
RIght, there has been two (long!) threads on this film already:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=351631
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=327148

The movie is not true. I guess Ivan Milat stuff comes closest.

And Wolfe Creek Crater National Park is in northern WA.... Very mean of it to put it in WA, even though it's not based on anything that's happened here...

We watched the film a little while and it gave me the creeps. I normally like a scary film but Wolf Creek was just a little bit to real with the way it was portrayed for me. Especially the end when they show the credits of what happened after (you know like they do in true stories) the guy that survived was the only witness and a suspect for a while but then all was dismissed because his evidence unreliable.

The film ended with me thinking there was still some nutter hanging out in the WA bush some place. In fact it left me feeling so bnervous I was straight on the internet to do some research.

There is a Wolfe Creek in WA (notice it has an e on the end) and the film is not true but based losley around murders in other states (which ones will vary depending on whose account you will read).

Anyway the bottom line is that if you are coming over to WA then you have nothing to worry about. Despite what the film leaves you thinking it is nothing more than fiction.
 
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Originally Posted by lynnbrooks
Not sure whether to ask this, BUT do you happen to know which part of WA he did commit the crimes?
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He didn't commit them in WA at all.

It was in New South Wales.
 
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Originally Posted by Hels
I thought it was based on those Sth Australian murders where they found them in the barrels? But then I havent seen it so I really have no idea apart from what others tell me...
Yes, that's what some people have claimed. But the actual crimes bear even less resemblance to the Snowtown murders than to Ivan Milat's (which is really saying something!)

The Snowtown murders were committed by a small group of people who used their victims' personal details to obtain social security benefits by fraud.
 
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Originally Posted by paka
Just watched new DVD wolf creek, Australian film, SUPPOSE to be true STORY.anybody else seen it ?. :scared:
Saw it in the cinema and bought the DVD. It is very loosely based on a true story in so much as backpackers go missing..that's it!!

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Originally Posted by paka
Just watched new DVD wolf creek, Australian film, SUPPOSE to be true STORY.anybody else seen it ?. :scared:

well i saw about a third of it :scared: :scared:
 
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Originally Posted by Rooksie
well i saw about a third of it :scared: :scared:
I thought my girlf was going to walk out of the cinema when we went!!

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